Dean Petley, the Leamington Spa Paedophile Mechanic, paid two women to sexually abuse children so he could watch it for his sick pleasure, a court heard.
Dean Petley, 30, paid Jodie Little, who called herself ‘devil bitch 666’ on an adult services website, £750 so he could watch her assault two children.
He also paid Christine Callaghan £2,285 over three years to sexually abuse a little girl.
Dean Petley, a mechanic from Leamington Spa, was arrested last October after the National Crime Agency traced Jodie Little, who committed her sickening crimes while living in Cyprus.
Jodie Little, of Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, was jailed for 12 years and four months in August 2018.
National Crime Agency (NCA) investigators became aware of Little, who was providing webcam services to paedophile perverts to bear witness to her abuse.
Dean Petley was arrested last October after being identified as one of Jodie Little’s customers.
Online chats extracted from Jodie Little’s computer show Dean Petley demanded that she perform sex acts in front of and on young children.
Jodie Little had sent Dean Petley 10 files, one of which showed her sexually abusing a very young child and talking about another child being raped.
Examinations of Dean Petley’s hard drive also showed him watching another woman, Christine Callaghan, abusing a young girl.
Five indecent images of children were also found on the drive.
Dean Petley pleaded guilty to 11 charges at Isleworth Crown Court yesterday.
Dean Petley was sentenced to only eight years behind bars.
Jason Booth, NCA operations manager, said: ‘These are utterly abhorrent crimes and are examples of what the NCA is increasingly seeing with ever-worsening cyber-enabled child sexual offending.
‘The NCA knows that the scale and severity of offending against children are worsening.
‘We and UK police arrest around 500 child sex offenders a month and safeguard about 700 children a month.’
He added: ‘There is no greater priority for us than protecting children.
‘This investigation was possible because we were determined to make Jodie Little face justice.
‘Distance is not a barrier for us in pursuing UK child sex offenders wherever they are.’
An NSPCC spokesman added: ‘Young children have endured unthinkable abuse for Petley’s sexual gratification.
‘This disturbing case demonstrates that behind every child abuse image or video that appears online, there are vulnerable victims who have been subjected to appalling pain and suffering.
‘Sickening offenders like Dean Petley are fuelling this evil industry, and more must be done by Government and tech companies to prevent this material from being published.’
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