Kirsty Jubb, a female paedophile from Sheffield, groomed an underage kid through over 80,000 text conversations before engaging in sexual relations with him, while simultaneously attempting to attract another boy, as shown before Sheffield Crown Court.
Kirsty Jubb transmitted a video of herself engaging in a sexual act prior to inviting the youngster to her residence on three times, during which she engaged in complete sexual intercourse with him while he stayed overnight.
However, Kirsty Jubb’s ruse was revealed when his parents found him absent the following morning, stated prosecutor Ian West.
In a single communication, Kirsty Jubb informed the youngster that his family did not love him, the court was informed on Friday.
In a statement, the boy’s mother said Kirsty Jubb’s actions were a “calculated and chilling” bid “to undermine our son’s belief in our family.”
“She targeted him and stole his innocence. I struggle to understand why she did it.”
Weeks before she arranged for him to visit her home, Kirsty Jubb began texting the other boy, Mr West said on Friday.
Ian Goldsack, mitigating, said the defendant, Kirsty Jubb, who was of previous good character, had “a difficult upbringing,” and at the time was “experiencing isolation and loneliness which she was dealing with by drinking to excess.”
Not all the messages were sexual, he said, and some were “supportive and sympathetic.”
The “increasing intimacy of the messages” was “encouraged on both sides,” Mr Goldsack said.
Kirsty Jubb, 27, of Walkley Road, Sheffield, pleaded guilty to two counts of engaging in sexual communication with a child, and three counts of sexual assault.
Judge Thomas sentenced Kirsty Jubb to four and a half years in prison, and placed her on the Sex Offenders Register for life.
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