George Jackson, a previous contestant on Britain’s Got Talent and convicted paedophile, was apprehended by vigilantes while attempting to meet an underage girl; however, he still desires to perform at children’s events.
George Jackson, 71, an entertainer and former professional wrestler, engaged with an internet persona claiming to be a 15-year-old girl from Newcastle named Jessie.
George Jackson, known as The Outlaw during his wrestling career, proposed a meeting with Jessie for “non-penetrative sexual activity.”
However, the elderly – who aspired to impress judges with his vocal performance on Britain’s Got Talent in 2015 – had become ensnared in a scheme orchestrated by the paedophile hunters Dark Justice.
George Jackson, who asserted he was the victim of the gang, confessed to attempting to initiate sexual communication with a minor and received a community order.
During the sentence hearing, his barrister requested a modification of the sexual harm prevention order to let him to engage with children, but this request was denied.
Judge Robert Adams sentenced George Jackson, of Ashgill, Albany, Washington, to a community order for two years with mental health treatment and rehabilitation requirements.
The judge said George Jackson must sign the sex offenders register and abide by the Sexual Harm Prevention Order for five years.
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