Peter Taylor and Keeli Burlingham from the United Kingdom are currently convicted pedophiles. For instance, they recorded a video and took some photos of themselves molesting and abusing 5 young girls. Peter and Keeli took these videos and photos using their mobile phones. As a result of their inhumane behavior, they are sentenced to 26 years in prison.

The Police Found Hard Evidence on Their Mobile Phones

The Greater Manchester Police said that they confiscated the couple's mobile phones and a computer on April 6, 2018. Then the police went investigating, and they found hard evidence of their sexual abuse against children through the well-known messaging app, WhatsApp.

Also, the police said that they found revealing messages involving how Taylor encourages Burlingham to sexually assault a young girl. They also found indecent photos and videos of Taylor and that little girl. The police discovered that Peter Taylor and Keeli Burlingham abused a total of 5 little girls.

Serving Justice

Peter Taylor and Keeli Burlingham were both 33 years old.

Taylor and Burlingham arrived at Manchester's Minshull Street Crown Court on January 17, 2020.

Firstly, Peter Taylor is from Kendal Terrace, Dukinfield. Therefore, he has been sentenced to 15 years plus 3 years of an extended sentence. He got prosecuted for the following:

Arranging child sex offense.

Sexual assault of children under 13.

Taking child pornography.

Making child pornography.

Encouraged an offense and believed it to be committed.

Secondly, Keeli Burlingham is also from Kendal Terrace, Dukinfield. But she on the other hand is only sentenced to 11 years, with one year of an extended sentence. She is prosecuted for the following:

Sexual assault of children under 13.

Taking child pornography.

Making child pornography.

Assault of children under 13 by penetration.

Distributing child pornography.

Judith Holmes, the Detective Chief Inspector of GMPs Public Protection Unit, said that Taylor and Burlingham knew how old the children were. And that the conversations she had about this case were some of the most sickening conversations she had in her whole career.

The police are now seriously urging and encouraging children to seek help and guidance if they think adults are trying to get in touch with them in an inappropriate way.