Jack Dalziel is a Scottish teenager described as a ‘sick, barbarian’ who raped and threatened to kill and bury an 8-year-old girl. Unsettled by Dalziel’s horrific tortures, the Scottish people think he will commit murder again after his release. However, Dalziel’s face was shared in the press as he turned 18, which brought some relief.
CARTOON OPENED DURING THE DISGUSTING EVENT
During his reign of terror in Motherwell, Lanarkshire, Jack Dalziel tied up and assaulted a young girl repeatedly. He also chained three boys between the ages of four and ten to chairs, handcuffed one, threatened another with needles and sexually abused him.
Dalziel turned on the cartoon Paw Patrol to distract the youngest boy while performing one of his abuses.
Denying the gruesome crimes, Dalziel forced the four boys to testify against him in Glasgow’s High Court last year. He was later sentenced to three and a half years in prison here.
“HE IS A BARBAR”
Dalziel’s image has been concealed to this day. However, she was revealed in the press when she turned 18. Locals expressed their gratitude to the Scottish Sun for revealing his picture to keep the other children away from Dalziel when Dalziel was released.
One of the people said:
“Jack is going to kill someone someday. He’s a barbarian. He raped, pressured, and threatened the children with death to keep the hideous secret, and warned the girl that if she told anyone, she would be buried and never found again. It’s too late for four children whose lives have been ruined, but if sharing your face in the newspaper keeps other children safe, maybe it’s not all in vain. Everyone was very happy when he was jailed.”