Shocking charges unveiled
Mark South, 38, from Ashford, kent/">Kent, has been slapped with 38 child sex crime charges. The Jamaican national faces accusations ranging from four counts of rape to blackmail. Police also charge him with taking and sharing indecent images of children, engaging in sexual talks with minors, and pushing children into prostitution.Timeline and victims
The crimes allegedly took place between January 2021 and December 2024. Authorities say there are nine victims involved in this harrowing case.Next stop: court
South is set to appear at Swindon Magistrates Court today, 3 December 2025. Wiltshire Police say anyone with information can contact them to aid the investigation. To assist, visit Wiltshire Police Public Portal.More from Wiltshire Police
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