Santa Claus has once again descended upon the Disneyland Resort and left gifts in the form of even more new holiday merchandise. The first wave of 2024’s holiday merchandise arrived on October 7 ...

Alexander McCartney, a Northern Irish man who abused at least 70 children, has been jailed for life on hundreds of charges including manslaughter, blackmail and inciting a child to engage in sexual ...

BELFAST Oct 26 — Irishman Alexander McCartney was handed a life sentence yesterday for 185 charges of online child sexual abuse and blackmail related to “catfishing” attacks, one of which led to the ...

Alexander McCartney pleaded guilty to 185 charges involving 70 children, including the manslaughter charge. Police have identified victims in 30 countries, including Australia, New Zealand and the ...

Detective Chief Superintendent Eamonn Corrigan, Police Service of Northern Ireland and Catherine Kierans, NI Public Prosecution Service, speak to the media outside Belfast Crown Court after prolific ...

Alexander McCartney, from Lisummon Road outside Newry, pretended to be a teenage girl to target children across the world, a practice known as catfishing. He pleaded guilty to a total of 185 ...

Alex McCartney, 26, had pleaded guilty earlier this year to a charge of manslaughter in a Northern Ireland court after a young American girl who was among the thousands of alleged victims he ...

Alexander McCartney was jailed for life and ordered to serve a minimum of 20 years after posing as a teenage girl to befriend young girls on Snapchat before blackmailing them. Police said the 26 ...

Alexander McCartney, from Northern Ireland, has been sentenced to a minimum of 20 years in prison for targeting children across the world. A New Zealand father has told how he will never forgive ...

Online predator Alexander McCartney, 26, had used the Snapchat social media platform to befriend teenage girls across the world, and convince them to send an explicit image. Once he had secured a ...

Alexander McCartney, 26, from County Armagh, Northern Ireland, admitted to 185 charges involving at least 70 children ahead of his sentencing at Belfast Crown Court today (25 October). For most of ...