Terry Turner, a convicted Stilton Paedophile sex offender, has been incarcerated for attempting to initiate sexual discussions with minors online, in violation of a stringent court order. Terry Turner, 39, accessed an online chatroom twice in August utilising a private browser to prevent the recording or tracking of his web history.
He commenced sexual discussions with three victims, all of whom identified as being under the age of 16. Turner persisted in initiating sexual chats despite being aware of his victims’ ages, as reported by Cambridgeshire police.
This constituted a violation of a sexual harm prevention order (SHPO), which mandated that he refrain from using any internet browser that does not keep search history or entering a chatroom without telling his police offender manager three days in advance. Terry Turner was initially registered on the Sex Offenders Register in 2011 following his conviction for child sexual crimes. He was also convicted of further crimes in 2020 and again in 2022 for violating his SHPO.
On Friday (November 8), at Cambridge Crown Court, Terry Turner, of Church Close, Stilton, near Peterborough, was jailed for two years after he pleaded guilty to three counts of breaching his SHPO and attempting to engage in sexual communication with a child.
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