Saturday 14 May 2022 02:22 PM Mother disowns paedophile Vicki Bevan who raped a young girl along with two men trends now
A woman who sexually abused a young child alongside two men has been disowned by her family because of her 'depraved' conduct.
Vicki Bevan, 37, was jailed for life after admitting 34 sex offences including one joint charge of rape.
Bevan's mother Shirley has spoken out after her paedophile daughter was ordered to serve a minimum of ten years following her trial at Liverpool Crown Court.
Vicki Bevan had discussed with another man their desire to 'kidnap, rape, torture, kill and then eat children' after sexually abusing them
Bevan, 37, filmed and photographed the girl being abused and the images were shared online - which led to their downfall when they were found on a mobile phone
Mrs Bevan told Sun Online: 'We've all disowned her. We don't want anything to do with her anymore.
'The whole thing is just too upsetting.'
Another family member said: 'Everyone is disgusted by what she has done. We hate her for these vile crimes. They should throw the book at her. We're all scared we'll be tainted by this and people think we are like her.'
Vicki Bevan had discussed with another man their desire to 'kidnap, rape, torture, kill and then eat children' after sexually abusing them.
A judge this week told Bevan and her two co-accused, Paul Rafferty and Tony Hutton: 'The scale of depravity represented by your combined offending really beggars belief, representing as it does your collective perverted sexual conduct.'
Bevan, 37, filmed and photographed the girl being abused and the images were shared online - which led to their downfall when they were found on a mobile phone.
Liverpool Crown Court heard that Bevan was caught out after police seized the phone from a man, not before the court, which revealed 458 pages of highly sexualised WhatsApp conversations with Bevan and indecent images.
'The contents of some of those chats is truly, truly shocking. Even allowing for some people's capacity for perversion - some of these conversations are beyond disturbing,' said Judge Andrew Menary, QC, the Recorder of Liverpool.
The court heard that Bevan's parents have spoken of having brought her up in a loving environment and knowing right from wrong and describe how their lives having 'fallen apart' because of her offending.
They want nothing more to do with her and the judge imposed a lifelong restraining order on Bevan to keep away from them.
The defendant, from St Helens, pleaded guilty to a total of 34 sex offences including one joint rape charge and five sex assaults with Rafferty and one charge of sex abuse jointly with Hutton.
Rafferty, of St Helens, was jailed for ten years with an extended
