A judge in Chennai, India has sentenced a Dutchman to 10 years’ imprisonment with hard labour for sex crimes and transmitting child porn. The court found Wilhelmus Weijdeveld (56) guilty of kidnapping children, committing ‘unnatural sex acts’ with them and posting pornographic photos of them on the Internet.
Weijdeveld was arrested in November 2009. Police initially suspected him only of transmitting porn, but during their investigation they found evidence of sexual abuse.
During interrogation by police, Weijdeveld confessed to some of the charges.
The conviction of Wilhelmus Weijdeveld marks the first time an Indian court has successfully prosecuted a case based on the country’s amended Information Technology Act. The prosecutor handed over evidence including details of the Weijdeveld’s internet traffic, made available by the suspect’s internet service provider.
In 2002 Weijdeveld was arrested by Indian police on suspicion of child molestation. He was charged with sexually abusing 40 children who were living at the ‘Little Home’ orphanage he had opened in Chennai. He was released on bail and the case is still pending.
Weijdeveld immigrated to India in 1980.
Several media in India and the Netherlands are calling the convict Wilhelmus Heum. Speaking to Radio Netherlands, the office of Deputy Police Commissioner Dr Sudhakar has said this is incorrect and has confirmed that his family name is Weijdeveld.
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But I thought having sex with monkeys was more like BEASTIALITY! That's the "unnatural sex acts"
you can do it with monkeys, donkeys, cows or zebras; it is all sex and feels natural.
Good that he is convicted. But I do not understand why Robert Chesal has not put up the photo of this pervert Dutchman!!! Why put photos of these Indian women? Grossly unfair!
At a minimum, I am sure someone in prison will attempt to "casterate" him.
Sick pervert, too bad they don´t casterate him too!
What is the difference between CASTRATE and CASTERATE?
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