Disgraced Lostprophets singer Ian Watkins will get extra jail time after hiding telephone in anus
Almost six years in the past, Lostprophets singer Ian Watkins was sentenced to 29 years in jail for completely vile sexual offenses. Now, he’ll be serving much more time after being discovered responsible of hiding a telephone in his anus.
Again in December 2012, the Welsh vocalist was charged with such disgusting crimes as conspiracy to interact in sexual exercise with a 1-year-old lady, distribution of indecent pictures of youngsters, and possession of utmost animal pornography.
He finally pleaded responsible to tried rape and sexual assault of a kid below 13, three counts of sexual assault involving youngsters, and different offenses. He was subsequently sentenced in December 2013 to 29 years in jail plus six years of supervised launch.
Now, after being present in possession of a cell phone in jail, Watkins was given a further 10 months on high of the 29 years he’s already serving, in line with The Guardian.
Furthermore, throughout his trial this week, it was revealed that Watkins hid the telephone in his anus. The convicted musician argued that two of his fellow inmates compelled him to carry the telephone as a method of contacting ladies who despatched him fan mail, and asking them for cash.
Watkins even had the nerve to inform jurors that “you wouldn’t wish to mess with” his fellow inmates at HM Jail Wakefield, calling them “mass murderers, rapists, pedophiles, serial killers — the worst of the worst.” Actually, has he seemed within the mirror currently?
Lostprophets’ profession clearly ended upon Watkins’ arrest. The band had launched 5 albums, and cracked the Prime 10 of U.S. mainstream rock radio with the one “Final Practice Residence” in 2004.
Again in 2014, Thursday frontman Geoff Rickly teamed up with the remaining Lostprophets members to kind the band No Devotion. They launched the album Permanence in 2015.
