A perverted undertaker who referred to dead bodies as 'fit' and invited another man to the mortuary to have sex with a corpse, has been jailed for 17 years.
Nigel Robinson-Wright, 42, posed for photos next to open coffins and naked corpses and offered to supply a man with crystal meth to facilitate sexual activity in the chapel of rest, Preston Crown Court heard.
Kim Whittlestone, prosecuting, told the court that Robinson-Wright chatted to paedophiles, animal abusers and those with an interest in dead bodies using encrypted, military-grade chatrooms.
He egged on a man who was sexually abusing a puppy and arranged to meet a paedophile who was offering up a toddler to be raped.
But police exposed Robinson-Wright's sinister sexual world following the arrest of a paedophile in London in September 2021.
Nigel Robinson-Wright (above), 42, posed for photos next to open coffins and naked corpses and offered to supply a man with crystal meth to facilitate sexual activity in the chapel of rest, Preston Crown Court heard. He has been sentenced to 17 years in jail
Online chats between the two men led them to the funeral director, and on November 1, 2021, officers visited Robinson-Wright at his home in Blackpool, Lancashire.
Ms Whittlestone told the court a number of digital devices were seized and some were examined at the scene.
'He was in possession of indecent images and there was evidence of him distributing images. Extreme pornography was discovered, involving torture and sexual abuse of children and animals.
'The defendant had been in contact with others via social media and had been organising the commission of sexual offences against children, dogs and dead bodies', she added.
Kim Whittlestone, prosecuting, told the court Robinson-Wright chatted to paedophiles, animal abusers and those with an interest in dead bodies using encrypted, military-grade chatrooms. When Robinson-Wright (above) spoke to a probation officer, he described himself as an animal lover who looked after rescue cats and ferrets and said those who mistreated animals were 'vile'
One man, who seemed to be familiar to Robinson-Wright, shared sexual fantasies about the clients at the Preston funeral home where Robinson-Wright worked.
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