Blind Man Busted With Shocking Child Abuse Images After Delivery Driver Spots Disturbing Photo

Delivery Driver’s Sharp Eye Uncovers Sickening Secret

Guy Kibblewhite, 58, from East Kilbride, was caught red-handed after a delivery driver spotted a naked boy on his phone screen through the living room window. The driver was so disturbed he immediately alerted police, leading to Kibblewhite’s arrest. It emerged that Kibblewhite had been hoarding indecent images of children for a decade, right up until June 28 last year.

Blind Yet Browsing Dark Web for Horrific Content

Kibblewhite, who has been registered blind since 2015, used voice recognition software to access vile photos and videos — including some of newborn babies. Despite his blindness, he stayed active on Facebook and Twitter and used a special device to reach dark web sites not accessible by regular browsers.

  • 689 indecent photos found on his phone
  • 184 images classed as the most depraved
  • 67 videos of child sex abuse, 53 extremely serious

Judge Warns Custodial Sentence Likely

Sheriff John Speir expressed disbelief at the case given Kibblewhite’s condition but made it clear a prison term was on the cards. “Be under no illusion that a custodial sentence would ordinarily be appropriate given the nature, duration, and quantity of images,” he said. The judge postponed sentencing to next month to consider medical evidence and carry out thorough background checks.

“Be prepared for a possible prison sentence, but in these unusual circumstances, I have yet to reach a conclusive conclusion.” – Sheriff John Speir

Kibblewhite was placed on the sex offenders’ register, and his bail has been extended pending sentencing. The court is keen to confirm the legitimacy of his blindness with medical proof before deciding his fate.

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