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Ladybbird · 15-05-23, 02:55

Nikki Allan Killer David Boyd GUILTY of Murdering Girl 7, Found in Abandoned Building

Jurors took less than two hours to convict David Boyd of the murder of Nikki Allan, who was battered, stabbed and dumped in a warehouse in Sunderland, Tyne and Wear, in 1992

BBC 15 MAY 2023

PEDO David Boyd appeared at Newcastle Crown Court for his trial

A man has today been found guilty of murdering a schoolgirl more than 30 years ago - after adopting seven false names to evade justice.

David Boyd, 55, had denied murdering seven-year-old Nikki Allan, who was battered, stabbed and dumped in a derelict warehouse.

A court had heard the youngster was hit with a brick and repeatedly knifed in Sunderland, Tyne and Wear, in October 1992.

Boyd was only arrested 26 years on - after police had "built a case" against a another man - and Nikki's mother Sharon Henderson, 56, worked detective to identify the right culprit.

Boyd stood trial for murder, during which jurors were told he had a previous conviction for indecent assault on an underage girl and a probation officer said he confessed his "sexual" attraction to young girls.
Man accused of killing schoolgirl had 'sexual fantasies about children'

Nikki's mother said 'it is so hard' on family occasions to remember the youngster's short life

A tearful Sharon was reduced to tears and could barely speak as she stood on the steps outside of Newcastle Crown Court.
She was escorted away and into a local pub by friends and family.

Nikki’s sister, Stacey Allan, exited the court with her hands in the air and shouted: “Waited my whole life for this me, and we got guilty.”

The teary sibling later added: “I can get on with my life now. I remember everything.

“It’s like winning the lottery."

One family friend walked down the court steps with her hands raised yelling: “Justice.“

”She continued as she walked away: “Justice. That’s all that matters.”

Several police officers stood outside of Newcastle Crown Court, as did various members of the press.

Nikki was battered and stabbed, and then dumped in a derelict building

Judge Mrs Justice Christina Lambert warned jurors not to put too much weight on Boyd's previous convictions, which also included a count of breaching the peace in 1986 when he approached four children in Sacriston, County Durham, and grabbed a 10-year-old girl.

But the jury foreman at Newcastle Crown Court confirmed it was a unanimous decision after less than two hours of deliberation to find Boyd guilty.

The guilty verdict was met with huge cheers from the public gallery. Members of Nikki's family stood up shouting 'Yes!' and "Thank you!'.

The public gallery was cleared, with a tearful Sharon led out with the help of her family members.

Sharon Henderson, Nikki's mother, enters Newcastle Crown Court ahead of the start of the murder trial

Nikki's sister Stacey Allan shouted "yes, thank you" as she left court.

Boyd, dressed in a white T-shirt, showed not a flicker of emotion, save for looking across the public gallery as the verdict came.

The Judge Mrs Justice Lambert thanked the jury, and said: "I hope you appreciate the importance of what you have done over the past weeks. This may well be the most important public duty you perform in your life."

The sentencing of Boyd is to be televised on Tuesday May 23, Mrs Lambert added.

David Boyd arrested in County Durham in 2018

Speaking after conviction, Assistant Chief Constable Brad Howe, of Northumbria Police, said: "Today is about justice – for Nikki and her family. We thank them for their patience and strength over the last 30 years and our thoughts very much continue to be with them.

"David Boyd hid his crime, lying about his involvement and prolonging the family’s suffering, knowing all along that he had taken the life of their little girl.

"The investigation into Nikki’s murder has been one of the most complex and comprehensive ever conducted by Northumbria Police.

"I’m extremely proud of the investigative team and all those who played their part in securing this conviction. I further hope this sends a strong message that no matter how long ago an offence took place, we will do everything we can to see justice served."

Floral tributes were left to Nikki outside the derelict warehouse in Sunderland

Richard Wright KC, prosecuting, had said Boyd, then aged 25, was a neighbour of Nikki's family, knew the girl and DNA matching his was found on her clothes.

The investigation into the youngster's death was relaunched by Northumbria Police in 2017 and Boyd, of Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham, was arrested.

The prosecution claimed Boyd lured the schoolgirl to her death on the evening of October 7, 1992 when she had been playing out with friends - and was allegedly seen skipping to catch up with him.

Jurors were told Boyd, who lived in the same block of flats as Nikki and was her babysitter's boyfriend, was convicted of indecently assaulting a nine-year-old girl in 1999.

He also was said to have had an "intimate knowledge" of the warehouse where the child's body was found.

He was, 'by his own admission', the last man to see her alive, and matched the description of a man who was spotted by a passer by with a young girl 'skipping behind him', the jury heard.

Setting out the route to a verdict on Wednesday, Mrs Justice Lambert said the prosecution case relies on "circumstantial evidence".

She said: "(There are) different pieces or strands of evidence which, when put together, the prosecution says, leave no doubt that the defendant is guilty."

Nikki was attacked and her body was left in the crumbling old building

The defence case was Boyd did not kill Nikki and the strands of evidence are "the result of innocent coincidences", the judge said.

Before sending the jury out on Friday, she told the panel they are not under any pressure of time.

Mrs Lambert said: “Don’t feel under any pressure to return a verdict today or at the beginning of next week. You take as long as you need to go through the issues carefully and make your decision.”

Speaking before the conviction and recalling her crusade to help snag Boyd, Sharon said: "I just decided I had to stand up for myself.

"Three years after she died, with no liaison officer, I felt like she had been forgotten, and she was so young, that just did not feel right."

Speaking afterwards, Nikki's sister Stacey Allan, 39, described it as the 'best day' of her life.

She said: “We never thought that we would see this day, it is an amazing feeling having that verdict. We are ecstatic.

"It is justice at last for Nikki, I am so happy, it is the best day of my life.

"The police have so many lessons to learn, we were starting to give up hope after 25 years.

"But my mum persevered, she never gave up on Nikki, she is an amazing woman."

George Heron was found not guilty of murdering Nikki after his arrest in October 1992

Timeline of Events, From 1992 Murder to 2023

October 7 1992: Nikki Allan had been playing with friends outside the block of flats in Sunderland’s East End where she lived. She is lured away by neighbour David Boyd. At around 10pm she is seen skipping to catch him up as he takes her to the derelict Old Exchange building where he savagely murdered her and left her, dead or dying.

October 8 1992: Local residents help police to carry out searches of the local area overnight and Nikki’s shoes and jacket are found outside the Old Exchange, some 300 yards from her home. Her body is found in a dark corner of the basement.

October 1992: Police arrest neighbour George Heron and after three days of questioning, under duress, he admits killing Nikki, having denied it 120 times before.

Boyd, aged 25 at the time, is never considered as a suspect and he gives a witness statement, after Mr Heron has been charged, explaining his movements on the night of the murder.

October 1993: Mr Heron is cleared of Nikki’s murder during his trial at Leeds Crown Court on the instructions of the judge, who had deemed some of the interview tapes inadmissible. Mr Heron goes into hiding and is taken in by a religious order. Police say they are not looking for anyone else in connection with the murder.

Over the following years, Nikki’s mother Sharon Henderson refuses to give up her fight for justice and keeps her daughter’s murder in the public eye, making repeated criticisms of the police inquiries so far.

April 8 1999: Boyd indecently assaults a nine-year-old girl in a Teesside park. He later tells his probation officer he had sexual fantasies about “young girls” when he was in his early 20s.

September 2013: A reconstruction of Nikki’s disappearance is shown on the BBC Crimewatch show.

September 2016: Ms Henderson raises a petition urging the police to reinvestigate.

April 2017: She meets Northumbria Police’s then chief constable Steve Ashman to discuss the investigation and is told the force is determined to catch the killer.

October 2017: At around the 25th anniversary of the murder, police announce forensic advances have been made which could crack the case and start to carry out DNA tests on hundreds of men who were living in the area at the time of the murder.

April 17 2018: Police arrest Boyd, by now a convicted paedophile, on suspicion of Nikki’s murder and he is interviewed several times before being released pending further inquiries.

April 2019: Boyd is rearrested and questioned.

In the following years, slowed by the pandemic, police individually approach and DNA test 839 men from around the country who were linked to the case, or the inquiry, to eliminate them from the investigation.

May 2022: Boyd is charged with Nikki’s murder and he appears before magistrates.

April 20 2023: The trial opens at Newcastle Crown Court where jurors are shown a chilling video of the scene where Boyd dragged and dumped the little girl’s body. Richard Wright KC, prosecuting, explicitly tells the jury Mr Heron did not kill Nikki and that Boyd did.

David Boyd will be jailed later this month

Ladybbird · 24-05-23, 08:26

Nikki Allan Murder: David Boyd Jailed For 29 Years Over 1992 Killing

A child killer who murdered a seven-year-old girl in 1992 has been jailed for at least 29 years.

BBC 24 MAY 2023

Photograph of large derelict building

Sharon Henderson (left, with Nikki's sister Stacey) told the judge Boyd had "destroyed" her family's lives

David Boyd, 55, lured Nikki Allan to a derelict building in Sunderland where he beat her and stabbed her 37 times.

Judge Mrs Justice Lambert said Nikki must have endured "unimaginable fear" in the moments before her death.

Boyd, who was eventually snared by DNA advances in 2017, was sentenced to life after being convicted of murder earlier this month at Newcastle Crown Court.

Nikki "knew and trusted" Boyd but he "took advantage of her young age and naivety" when he "tricked" her into following him on the evening of 7 October 1992, the court heard.

She was last seen skipping to keep up with Boyd, who was a neighbour and her babysitter's boyfriend, as he walked towards the Old Exchange building.

Nikki smiling in a red jumper

Boyd had a "sinister purpose" when he lured Nikki to wasteland outside the abandoned building and her "fate was sealed" when she screamed and Boyd decided to "kill her to silence her".

He struck Nikki in the face "to shut her up" then pushed her into the "pitch black building" where she "must have been petrified".

"She must have quickly known she was trapped," Mrs Justice Lambert said.

Nikki was attacked and killed in another room suggesting she had tried to flee her attacker.

"Her fear, as she saw you lurching towards her in the dark, is unimaginable," Boyd was told.

"It must have been a truly terrifying experience for this seven-year-old girl."

Nikki would have endured "unimaginable fear" as Boyd pursued her inside the Old Exchange building, the judge said

Boyd hit Nikki on the head with a brick, fracturing her skull, and then repeatedly stabbed in her in the chest before dragging her down a flight of stairs and dumping her body in the basement.

The judge said Nikki's murder had "shocked and bewildered" the community of Hendon, in the east end of Sunderland, for 31 years and as time passed Boyd would have "thought with some relief" that he had "got away with it".

However, the science of DNA had also advanced in the decades since the murder, which allowed detectives to match samples from Nikki's clothes to her killer.

Mrs Justice Lambert said under current rules she would have jailed Boyd for a minimum of 37 years but she had to comply with the sentencing regulations in 1992 which suggested a lesser sentence, albeit one "well in excess of 20 years".

Nikki's father, David Allan, said he was 28 when Nikki was murdered and "from that night my life changed".

In a statement, he said he felt "anger and hatred" towards the killer and would "never be able to forgive the man responsible".

Mr Allan said the "devastation" he felt was "indescribable" because Boyd had "lived his life for 30 years whilst Nikki did not get to live hers".

Northumbria Police initially charged another of Nikki's neighbours, George Heron, with her murder but a judge presiding over the then 24-year-old's trial in Leeds in 1993 said the detectives' questioning had been "oppressive" and he was cleared.

After the case, he said: "Finding out about the current investigation has been difficult - so many details and negative memories; bringing up mixed emotions about what happened back in 1992 and since.

"I feel sadness, disgust, anger, betrayal by people I expected to tell the truth (especially the original investigating officers)."

Following Boyd's conviction, the force apologised to Mr Heron and to Ms Henderson, although she rejected their words as "hollow".

She has called for a public inquiry into the force's "historic failures" in her daughter's case, and has been backed by the legal charity Centre for Women's Justice.

David Boyd admitted to having sexual fantasies about young girls He also had 22 convictions for 45 offences including sexual crimes.

The court had heard Boyd was a neighbour of Nikki's in the Wear Garth flats, he knew how to navigate the Old Exchange building and had sexual fantasies about young girls.

In 1986, he exposed himself to a woman. He later told a psychiatrist he had been doing it since the age of 16 and "couldn't control" the urge.

That same year he was convicted of breaching the peace in Sacriston, County Durham, when he grabbed a 10-year-old girl in a park and tried to kiss her.

In 1997, he admitted to police he exposed himself to three teenage girls but was not charged.

Two years later he groped a nine-year-old girl in a park in Stockton and confessed to a probation officer that he had "dirty thoughts" and "sexual fantasies" about young girls.

15-05-23, 02:55	#1
Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 47,656 Thanks: 27,646 Thanked 14,458 Times in 10,262 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	PEDO CHILD Killer David Boyd Jailed For 29Yrs For Murdering Girl 7yrs Nikki Allan Killer David Boyd GUILTY of Murdering Girl 7, Found in Abandoned Building Jurors took less than two hours to convict David Boyd of the murder of Nikki Allan, who was battered, stabbed and dumped in a warehouse in Sunderland, Tyne and Wear, in 1992 BBC 15 MAY 2023 PEDO David Boyd appeared at Newcastle Crown Court for his trial A man has today been found guilty of murdering a schoolgirl more than 30 years ago - after adopting seven false names to evade justice. David Boyd, 55, had denied murdering seven-year-old Nikki Allan, who was battered, stabbed and dumped in a derelict warehouse. A court had heard the youngster was hit with a brick and repeatedly knifed in Sunderland, Tyne and Wear, in October 1992. Boyd was only arrested 26 years on - after police had "built a case" against a another man - and Nikki's mother Sharon Henderson, 56, worked detective to identify the right culprit. Boyd stood trial for murder, during which jurors were told he had a previous conviction for indecent assault on an underage girl and a probation officer said he confessed his "sexual" attraction to young girls. Man accused of killing schoolgirl had 'sexual fantasies about children' Nikki's mother said 'it is so hard' on family occasions to remember the youngster's short life A tearful Sharon was reduced to tears and could barely speak as she stood on the steps outside of Newcastle Crown Court. She was escorted away and into a local pub by friends and family. Nikki’s sister, Stacey Allan, exited the court with her hands in the air and shouted: “Waited my whole life for this me, and we got guilty.” The teary sibling later added: “I can get on with my life now. I remember everything. “It’s like winning the lottery." One family friend walked down the court steps with her hands raised yelling: “Justice.“ ”She continued as she walked away: “Justice. That’s all that matters.” Several police officers stood outside of Newcastle Crown Court, as did various members of the press. Nikki was battered and stabbed, and then dumped in a derelict building Judge Mrs Justice Christina Lambert warned jurors not to put too much weight on Boyd's previous convictions, which also included a count of breaching the peace in 1986 when he approached four children in Sacriston, County Durham, and grabbed a 10-year-old girl. But the jury foreman at Newcastle Crown Court confirmed it was a unanimous decision after less than two hours of deliberation to find Boyd guilty. The guilty verdict was met with huge cheers from the public gallery. Members of Nikki's family stood up shouting 'Yes!' and "Thank you!'. The public gallery was cleared, with a tearful Sharon led out with the help of her family members. Sharon Henderson, Nikki's mother, enters Newcastle Crown Court ahead of the start of the murder trial Nikki's sister Stacey Allan shouted "yes, thank you" as she left court. Boyd, dressed in a white T-shirt, showed not a flicker of emotion, save for looking across the public gallery as the verdict came. The Judge Mrs Justice Lambert thanked the jury, and said: "I hope you appreciate the importance of what you have done over the past weeks. This may well be the most important public duty you perform in your life." The sentencing of Boyd is to be televised on Tuesday May 23, Mrs Lambert added. David Boyd arrested in County Durham in 2018 Speaking after conviction, Assistant Chief Constable Brad Howe, of Northumbria Police, said: "Today is about justice – for Nikki and her family. We thank them for their patience and strength over the last 30 years and our thoughts very much continue to be with them. "David Boyd hid his crime, lying about his involvement and prolonging the family’s suffering, knowing all along that he had taken the life of their little girl. "The investigation into Nikki’s murder has been one of the most complex and comprehensive ever conducted by Northumbria Police. "I’m extremely proud of the investigative team and all those who played their part in securing this conviction. I further hope this sends a strong message that no matter how long ago an offence took place, we will do everything we can to see justice served." Floral tributes were left to Nikki outside the derelict warehouse in Sunderland Richard Wright KC, prosecuting, had said Boyd, then aged 25, was a neighbour of Nikki's family, knew the girl and DNA matching his was found on her clothes. The investigation into the youngster's death was relaunched by Northumbria Police in 2017 and Boyd, of Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham, was arrested. The prosecution claimed Boyd lured the schoolgirl to her death on the evening of October 7, 1992 when she had been playing out with friends - and was allegedly seen skipping to catch up with him. Jurors were told Boyd, who lived in the same block of flats as Nikki and was her babysitter's boyfriend, was convicted of indecently assaulting a nine-year-old girl in 1999. He also was said to have had an "intimate knowledge" of the warehouse where the child's body was found. He was, 'by his own admission', the last man to see her alive, and matched the description of a man who was spotted by a passer by with a young girl 'skipping behind him', the jury heard. Setting out the route to a verdict on Wednesday, Mrs Justice Lambert said the prosecution case relies on "circumstantial evidence". She said: "(There are) different pieces or strands of evidence which, when put together, the prosecution says, leave no doubt that the defendant is guilty." Nikki was attacked and her body was left in the crumbling old building The defence case was Boyd did not kill Nikki and the strands of evidence are "the result of innocent coincidences", the judge said. Before sending the jury out on Friday, she told the panel they are not under any pressure of time. Mrs Lambert said: “Don’t feel under any pressure to return a verdict today or at the beginning of next week. You take as long as you need to go through the issues carefully and make your decision.” Speaking before the conviction and recalling her crusade to help snag Boyd, Sharon said: "I just decided I had to stand up for myself. "Three years after she died, with no liaison officer, I felt like she had been forgotten, and she was so young, that just did not feel right." Speaking afterwards, Nikki's sister Stacey Allan, 39, described it as the 'best day' of her life. She said: “We never thought that we would see this day, it is an amazing feeling having that verdict. We are ecstatic. "It is justice at last for Nikki, I am so happy, it is the best day of my life. "The police have so many lessons to learn, we were starting to give up hope after 25 years. "But my mum persevered, she never gave up on Nikki, she is an amazing woman." George Heron was found not guilty of murdering Nikki after his arrest in October 1992 Timeline of Events, From 1992 Murder to 2023 October 7 1992: Nikki Allan had been playing with friends outside the block of flats in Sunderland’s East End where she lived. She is lured away by neighbour David Boyd. At around 10pm she is seen skipping to catch him up as he takes her to the derelict Old Exchange building where he savagely murdered her and left her, dead or dying. October 8 1992: Local residents help police to carry out searches of the local area overnight and Nikki’s shoes and jacket are found outside the Old Exchange, some 300 yards from her home. Her body is found in a dark corner of the basement. October 1992: Police arrest neighbour George Heron and after three days of questioning, under duress, he admits killing Nikki, having denied it 120 times before. Boyd, aged 25 at the time, is never considered as a suspect and he gives a witness statement, after Mr Heron has been charged, explaining his movements on the night of the murder. October 1993: Mr Heron is cleared of Nikki’s murder during his trial at Leeds Crown Court on the instructions of the judge, who had deemed some of the interview tapes inadmissible. Mr Heron goes into hiding and is taken in by a religious order. Police say they are not looking for anyone else in connection with the murder. Over the following years, Nikki’s mother Sharon Henderson refuses to give up her fight for justice and keeps her daughter’s murder in the public eye, making repeated criticisms of the police inquiries so far. April 8 1999: Boyd indecently assaults a nine-year-old girl in a Teesside park. He later tells his probation officer he had sexual fantasies about “young girls” when he was in his early 20s. September 2013: A reconstruction of Nikki’s disappearance is shown on the BBC Crimewatch show. September 2016: Ms Henderson raises a petition urging the police to reinvestigate. April 2017: She meets Northumbria Police’s then chief constable Steve Ashman to discuss the investigation and is told the force is determined to catch the killer. October 2017: At around the 25th anniversary of the murder, police announce forensic advances have been made which could crack the case and start to carry out DNA tests on hundreds of men who were living in the area at the time of the murder. April 17 2018: Police arrest Boyd, by now a convicted paedophile, on suspicion of Nikki’s murder and he is interviewed several times before being released pending further inquiries. April 2019: Boyd is rearrested and questioned. In the following years, slowed by the pandemic, police individually approach and DNA test 839 men from around the country who were linked to the case, or the inquiry, to eliminate them from the investigation. May 2022: Boyd is charged with Nikki’s murder and he appears before magistrates. April 20 2023: The trial opens at Newcastle Crown Court where jurors are shown a chilling video of the scene where Boyd dragged and dumped the little girl’s body. Richard Wright KC, prosecuting, explicitly tells the jury Mr Heron did not kill Nikki and that Boyd did. David Boyd will be jailed later this month __________________ PUTIN TRUMP & Netanyahu Will Meet in HELL ..................*SHARKS are Closing in on TRUMP*.......................... *TRUMP WARNS; 'There'll Be a Bloodbath* If I Don't Get Elected'..MAGA - MyAssGotArrested...IT's COMING** PLEASE HELP THIS SITE..Click DONATE & Thanks to ALL Members of ... 1.. THIS SITE IS MORE THAN JUST WAREZ...& TO STOP SPAM-IF YOU WANT TO POST, YOUR FIRST POST MUST BE IN WELCOMES

24-05-23, 08:26	#2
Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 47,656 Thanks: 27,646 Thanked 14,458 Times in 10,262 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	Re: PEDO CHILD Killer David Boyd Jailed For 29Yrs For Murdering Girl 7yrs Nikki Allan Murder: David Boyd Jailed For 29 Years Over 1992 Killing A child killer who murdered a seven-year-old girl in 1992 has been jailed for at least 29 years. BBC 24 MAY 2023 Photograph of large derelict building Sharon Henderson (left, with Nikki's sister Stacey) told the judge Boyd had "destroyed" her family's lives David Boyd, 55, lured Nikki Allan to a derelict building in Sunderland where he beat her and stabbed her 37 times. Judge Mrs Justice Lambert said Nikki must have endured "unimaginable fear" in the moments before her death. Boyd, who was eventually snared by DNA advances in 2017, was sentenced to life after being convicted of murder earlier this month at Newcastle Crown Court. Nikki "knew and trusted" Boyd but he "took advantage of her young age and naivety" when he "tricked" her into following him on the evening of 7 October 1992, the court heard. She was last seen skipping to keep up with Boyd, who was a neighbour and her babysitter's boyfriend, as he walked towards the Old Exchange building. Nikki smiling in a red jumper Boyd had a "sinister purpose" when he lured Nikki to wasteland outside the abandoned building and her "fate was sealed" when she screamed and Boyd decided to "kill her to silence her". He struck Nikki in the face "to shut her up" then pushed her into the "pitch black building" where she "must have been petrified". "She must have quickly known she was trapped," Mrs Justice Lambert said. Nikki was attacked and killed in another room suggesting she had tried to flee her attacker. "Her fear, as she saw you lurching towards her in the dark, is unimaginable," Boyd was told. "It must have been a truly terrifying experience for this seven-year-old girl." Nikki would have endured "unimaginable fear" as Boyd pursued her inside the Old Exchange building, the judge said Boyd hit Nikki on the head with a brick, fracturing her skull, and then repeatedly stabbed in her in the chest before dragging her down a flight of stairs and dumping her body in the basement. The judge said Nikki's murder had "shocked and bewildered" the community of Hendon, in the east end of Sunderland, for 31 years and as time passed Boyd would have "thought with some relief" that he had "got away with it". However, the science of DNA had also advanced in the decades since the murder, which allowed detectives to match samples from Nikki's clothes to her killer. Mrs Justice Lambert said under current rules she would have jailed Boyd for a minimum of 37 years but she had to comply with the sentencing regulations in 1992 which suggested a lesser sentence, albeit one "well in excess of 20 years". Nikki's father, David Allan, said he was 28 when Nikki was murdered and "from that night my life changed". In a statement, he said he felt "anger and hatred" towards the killer and would "never be able to forgive the man responsible". Mr Allan said the "devastation" he felt was "indescribable" because Boyd had "lived his life for 30 years whilst Nikki did not get to live hers". Northumbria Police initially charged another of Nikki's neighbours, George Heron, with her murder but a judge presiding over the then 24-year-old's trial in Leeds in 1993 said the detectives' questioning had been "oppressive" and he was cleared. After the case, he said: "Finding out about the current investigation has been difficult - so many details and negative memories; bringing up mixed emotions about what happened back in 1992 and since. "I feel sadness, disgust, anger, betrayal by people I expected to tell the truth (especially the original investigating officers)." Following Boyd's conviction, the force apologised to Mr Heron and to Ms Henderson, although she rejected their words as "hollow". She has called for a public inquiry into the force's "historic failures" in her daughter's case, and has been backed by the legal charity Centre for Women's Justice. David Boyd admitted to having sexual fantasies about young girls He also had 22 convictions for 45 offences including sexual crimes. The court had heard Boyd was a neighbour of Nikki's in the Wear Garth flats, he knew how to navigate the Old Exchange building and had sexual fantasies about young girls. In 1986, he exposed himself to a woman. He later told a psychiatrist he had been doing it since the age of 16 and "couldn't control" the urge. That same year he was convicted of breaching the peace in Sacriston, County Durham, when he grabbed a 10-year-old girl in a park and tried to kiss her. In 1997, he admitted to police he exposed himself to three teenage girls but was not charged. Two years later he groped a nine-year-old girl in a park in Stockton and confessed to a probation officer that he had "dirty thoughts" and "sexual fantasies" about young girls. __________________ PUTIN TRUMP & Netanyahu Will Meet in HELL ..................*SHARKS are Closing in on TRUMP*.......................... *TRUMP WARNS; 'There'll Be a Bloodbath* If I Don't Get Elected'..MAGA - MyAssGotArrested...IT's COMING** PLEASE HELP THIS SITE..Click DONATE & Thanks to ALL Members of ... 1.. THIS SITE IS MORE THAN JUST WAREZ...& TO STOP SPAM-IF YOU WANT TO POST, YOUR FIRST POST MUST BE IN WELCOMES

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