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Totally get what you mean..but you can escape into your mind.. I know it sounds cliché, but from personal experience you can.. It is a real debate with powerful arguments for and against..
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mate who is a copper said he wont go to jail, bullshit system
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I'm guessing that's why he pleaded guilty,to get slap on wrist behaviour bond ect. I'm guessing his life is already fucked and he would be beyond parinoid, so avoiding jail won't be an exact happy ending for him.
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Its all seems a bit obscure TBH. Lots of talk about fantasies and graphic massages, and it mentions sharing abuse material, which i thought normally meant picture/video etc, which is absolutely abuse and abhorrent, but no idea how "far" it all went. If there is "only" one remaining charge, you'd think a deal has been done with minimal or no gaol time (suspended sentence, ban on movements, sex offenders register etc).
There was that channel 9 guy a few years ago that i think did something similar? Or maybe worse? did he wned up going to gaol?
Former NRL star Brett Finch’s sick teen sex fantasy messages revealed
Court documents detail how former NRL star Brett Finch used a sex chat line to send sick sexual fantasies about teenage and pre-pubescent boys.
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August 16, 2022 - 3:19PM
NCA NewsWire
Disgraced former NRL star Brett Finch used an online sex chat service to send sick messages about fantasies of having sex with a 12-year-old boy, court documents have revealed.
The former NSW State of Origin hero has endured a stunning fall from grace and on Tuesday he stood in Sydney’s Downing Centre Local Court, where he pleaded guilty to one child abuse material charge.
Looking gaunt and wearing a grey suit, he stood in the back of courtroom 5.5, where his lawyer Paul McGirr entered a guilty plea on his behalf.
According to a statement of agreed facts signed by Finch, between November 2020 and January 2021, he used the “FastMeet” chat service to talk to other users about wanting to have sex with pubescent and teenage boys.
Many of the shocking messages are too graphic to print.
His dramatic downfall was put in motion when Victorian Police arrested Robert Bray, a convicted child sex offender, and began investigating his use of “FastMeet” to exchange child abuse material with other users.
Police identified other users who had used the chat and voice service to exchange child abuse material and NSW Police launched Strike Force Hank.
Former NRL star Brett Finch pleaded guilty to using a sex hotline to share child abuse material.
Over the course of three months, Finch sent other users graphic descriptions of sexual acts he wanted to perform on teenagers and young boys.
“Yeah how you going mate?” read one message he sent on November 6, 2020.
“My name is Brad, 35, masculine build, married.
“Love to have a hot chat, talk about real kinky, having a threesome with a nice 16-year-old boy.”
Portions of the message are too graphic and vulgar to print.
In other messages, he described his desire to “talk about having a threesome maybe with a sexy young 16, 17 year old boy”.
By December 2020, his messages had escalated and he talked about wanting to perform sexual acts with a 12-year-old boy. The details are too disturbing to print.
Finch was arrested at his Sans Souci home last year. Picture: NSW Police.
In another he said: “G’day mate, married guy, 39, muscular bod, would love to be outside, you and me in swimmers, a nice little 16 year old surfer boy comes past.”
In one shocking exchange from January 2021, he made reference to “rugby boys” and engaging in sexual acts with teenage boys.
Finch, 40, was arrested when police raided his Sans Souci home around 6.50am on December 14 last year. He was charged with five counts of using a carriage service to make available child abuse material.
He had an additional two charges laid earlier in the year.
However, police on Tuesday dropped six of the charges and his lawyer Paul McGirr entered a guilty plea to one count of using a carriage service to make available child abuse material.
The charge carries a maximum penalty of 15 years in prison.
He will be sentenced later in the year. Picture: Liam Mendes/The Australian.
When he was arrested, Finch admitted to using “FastMeet” and that he may have spoken about children.
According to the statement of agreed facts, he told officers that the conversations may have occurred when he was “twisted”.
He also told officers that he never engaged in sexual activity with children.
Outside court, Mr McGirr said Finch’s mental health problems had contributed to his offending.
“We just ask that everyone remember that there are mental health issues in play,” Mr McGirr said.
“We have to respect that at this stage, so we’re not going to say anything before sentence.”
Finch will remain on bail and is due to appear before a sentence hearing in the District Court in September before he later learns whether he will be jailed.
Finch (right) played 270 NRL games and represented NSW.
Finch had a distinguished 270-game NRL career that included stints at Canberra, Sydney Roosters, Parramatta and Melbourne.
He was a part of the Storm’s 2009 grand final win over Parramatta that was later wiped form the record books because of the club’s salary cap scandal.
Finch experienced the highest of on-field highs, booting the winning field goal for NSW in game one of the 2006 State of Origin series.
He played another 60 games in the English Super League.
Following his retirement, Finch moved into the media and had commentating stints at Channel 9 and Fox Sports.
He checked himself into a mental health facility in 2019 after an incident on a flight from Sydney to the Gold Coast on which he was pictured with a bloody nose.
“It took a few years, it took three trips to rehab facilities,” Finch told The Matty Johns Podcast of his struggles after retiring in 2013.
“I learned a lot about myself and the things that I’m dealing with. I had to realise I’m not going to get the highs I had in footy and for so long I was chasing that.
“One day I was a football player, the next day no one cares. It’s over. I struggled to get any satisfaction in life.”
Finch will return to court in September.
There was that channel 9 guy a few years ago that i think did something similar? Or maybe worse? did he wned up going to gaol?
Former NRL star Brett Finch’s sick teen sex fantasy messages revealed
Court documents detail how former NRL star Brett Finch used a sex chat line to send sick sexual fantasies about teenage and pre-pubescent boys.
@stevezemek
3 min read
August 16, 2022 - 3:19PM
NCA NewsWire
Disgraced former NRL star Brett Finch used an online sex chat service to send sick messages about fantasies of having sex with a 12-year-old boy, court documents have revealed.
The former NSW State of Origin hero has endured a stunning fall from grace and on Tuesday he stood in Sydney’s Downing Centre Local Court, where he pleaded guilty to one child abuse material charge.
Looking gaunt and wearing a grey suit, he stood in the back of courtroom 5.5, where his lawyer Paul McGirr entered a guilty plea on his behalf.
According to a statement of agreed facts signed by Finch, between November 2020 and January 2021, he used the “FastMeet” chat service to talk to other users about wanting to have sex with pubescent and teenage boys.
Many of the shocking messages are too graphic to print.
His dramatic downfall was put in motion when Victorian Police arrested Robert Bray, a convicted child sex offender, and began investigating his use of “FastMeet” to exchange child abuse material with other users.
Police identified other users who had used the chat and voice service to exchange child abuse material and NSW Police launched Strike Force Hank.
Former NRL star Brett Finch pleaded guilty to using a sex hotline to share child abuse material.
Over the course of three months, Finch sent other users graphic descriptions of sexual acts he wanted to perform on teenagers and young boys.
“Yeah how you going mate?” read one message he sent on November 6, 2020.
“My name is Brad, 35, masculine build, married.
“Love to have a hot chat, talk about real kinky, having a threesome with a nice 16-year-old boy.”
Portions of the message are too graphic and vulgar to print.
In other messages, he described his desire to “talk about having a threesome maybe with a sexy young 16, 17 year old boy”.
By December 2020, his messages had escalated and he talked about wanting to perform sexual acts with a 12-year-old boy. The details are too disturbing to print.
Finch was arrested at his Sans Souci home last year. Picture: NSW Police.
In another he said: “G’day mate, married guy, 39, muscular bod, would love to be outside, you and me in swimmers, a nice little 16 year old surfer boy comes past.”
In one shocking exchange from January 2021, he made reference to “rugby boys” and engaging in sexual acts with teenage boys.
Finch, 40, was arrested when police raided his Sans Souci home around 6.50am on December 14 last year. He was charged with five counts of using a carriage service to make available child abuse material.
He had an additional two charges laid earlier in the year.
However, police on Tuesday dropped six of the charges and his lawyer Paul McGirr entered a guilty plea to one count of using a carriage service to make available child abuse material.
The charge carries a maximum penalty of 15 years in prison.
He will be sentenced later in the year. Picture: Liam Mendes/The Australian.
When he was arrested, Finch admitted to using “FastMeet” and that he may have spoken about children.
According to the statement of agreed facts, he told officers that the conversations may have occurred when he was “twisted”.
He also told officers that he never engaged in sexual activity with children.
Outside court, Mr McGirr said Finch’s mental health problems had contributed to his offending.
“We just ask that everyone remember that there are mental health issues in play,” Mr McGirr said.
“We have to respect that at this stage, so we’re not going to say anything before sentence.”
Finch will remain on bail and is due to appear before a sentence hearing in the District Court in September before he later learns whether he will be jailed.
Finch (right) played 270 NRL games and represented NSW.
Finch had a distinguished 270-game NRL career that included stints at Canberra, Sydney Roosters, Parramatta and Melbourne.
He was a part of the Storm’s 2009 grand final win over Parramatta that was later wiped form the record books because of the club’s salary cap scandal.
Finch experienced the highest of on-field highs, booting the winning field goal for NSW in game one of the 2006 State of Origin series.
He played another 60 games in the English Super League.
Following his retirement, Finch moved into the media and had commentating stints at Channel 9 and Fox Sports.
He checked himself into a mental health facility in 2019 after an incident on a flight from Sydney to the Gold Coast on which he was pictured with a bloody nose.
“It took a few years, it took three trips to rehab facilities,” Finch told The Matty Johns Podcast of his struggles after retiring in 2013.
“I learned a lot about myself and the things that I’m dealing with. I had to realise I’m not going to get the highs I had in footy and for so long I was chasing that.
“One day I was a football player, the next day no one cares. It’s over. I struggled to get any satisfaction in life.”
Finch will return to court in September.
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They’ve smashed Ponga for two days straight, let’s see if Finch’s mates in the media smash the pedo dog ****.
Here’s your chance TripleM NRL crew. What have you got to say about this creep.
Here’s your chance TripleM NRL crew. What have you got to say about this creep.
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No one will touch it, its a serious crime and evokes way to many emotions. It will get media coverage but not from the like of Fox etc.
No matter what any can come up it's a drop in the ocean for the victims of this diabolical crime.
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Mr McGirr said Finch’s mental health problems had contributed to his offending.
“We just ask that everyone remember that there are mental health issues in play,
I gots a plenty of mental health issues not a single fucking one of them has ever made me want to fuck a 12 year old boy.
“We just ask that everyone remember that there are mental health issues in play,
I gots a plenty of mental health issues not a single fucking one of them has ever made me want to fuck a 12 year old boy.
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Fuck the "justice" system.
Release him to the streets and you can have what's left of the demon motherfucker.
Street justice > justice system
Release him to the streets and you can have what's left of the demon motherfucker.
Street justice > justice system
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same he deserves to be punished
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Yep same. I'm as mad as they come, but there's no child porn on my pc
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And made an example of hopefully in prison
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Or they didn't have enough evidence to convict.
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i coached his brothers kid, in 11 and 12's a few year ago. Thankfuck i never had him down at training.
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Ahh okay so 5 counts of the same charge, thus only needing one to plead guilty to (technically). These days even if he was guilty of all 5 other charges he'd push to serve them concurrently.
The one I feel really sorry for in all this is his wife and their baby daughter.
Wife discovers her husband isn't just homosexual, but is also a pedo.
Daughter will grow up knowing that about her father from the media articles.
The one I feel really sorry for in all this is his wife and their baby daughter.
Wife discovers her husband isn't just homosexual, but is also a pedo.
Daughter will grow up knowing that about her father from the media articles.
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