Sophie Elms, one of the youngest female paedophiles in the UK, incarcerated for sexually abusing children as young as two years old, will be released next month thanks to the support of the British Public.
Sophie Elms, from Royal Wootton Bassett, was 17 when she perpetrated the egregious rapes and sexual abuse.
The magnitude of her egregious treachery was delineated in the indictment: two counts of sexual assault by penetration, two counts of sexual assault by touching, four counts of capturing indecent photographs, six counts of distributing indecent images, and two counts of possessing extreme pornography.
A total of 16 charges were filed, all pertaining to two minor children.
Sophie Elms was undertaking a placement at a local nursery as part of a childcare course; however, law enforcement stated that the offences did not occur at the daycare or the college.
In 2019, she was sentenced to seven years and ten months in prison at Swindon Crown Court after admitting to the physical abuse of two victims aged two and three.
Sophie Elms additionally disseminated inappropriate photographs of another two-year-old daughter and two other minors.
Sophie Elms documented the abuse through photography and videography, capturing footage of a victim “screaming in distress,” which was subsequently transmitted to two men.
One of the photographs was utilised by another individual in the grooming and exploitation of a separate victim.
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