Daniel Kerr: Last News

failed in a bid for freedom. Daniel Kerr was jailed for seven years in January for a sickening campaign of historical abuse against two young girls including his sister in law Tracey Callaghan, who died before she could see him face justice.

Daily Record reports.Tracey summoned the courage to tell police in 2002 but there was not enough evidence to proceed with the case.When another victim came forward in 2018, she had already died and her family feared her evidence had been lost forever.However, detectives uncovered Tracey's statement and secured vital evidence from the psychologist she had confided in over the abuse.Kerr was jailed for seven years on Friday, January 1.A relative of Tracey's told the Daily Record: “Both women finally got the justice they deserve.“People have got to know Daniel Kerr destroyed our family for all those years.

child sex abuse victim brought her rapist to justice from beyond the grave after her testimony was used to convict him of further crimes almost two decades later.The family of tragic Tracey Callaghan say the mum can finally rest in peace after a police statement she gave 18 years ago led to Daniel Kerr’s conviction.The 58-year-old joiner was jailed for seven years at the High Court in Edinburgh this week for vile sex attacks on sister-in-law Tracey, who was just six when the abuse began in the late 1970s, and assaults on another young victim.A relative of Tracey told the Record: “Both women finally got the justice they deserve.“People have got to know Daniel Kerr destroyed our family for all those years.

raping one young girl and sexually abusing another four decades ago. Daniel Kerr, 58, raped the youngster, who has since passed away, when she was aged between ten and 12 in Glasgow in the 1980s.

A Florida man who police say kidnapped and killed his wife earlier this year, then sent strange text messages in which he pretended to be her in order to cover it up, pleaded guilty to lesser charges and disclosed the location of her body.  Jupiter police found the remains of Gretchen Anthony, 51, about three miles from her home in Abacoa, putting an end to a nearly 10-month long search that began after she disappeared in March.  "We hope that this will bring closure to family now that Gretchen has been located," Police Chief Daniel Kerr said during a news conference on Monday.  Gretchen's husband, David Ethan Anthony, 48, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and kidnapping and will be sentenced to 38 years in prison, according to his