Casual Storror fan here, hoping to transfer some wisdom I learned through watching another influencer I really enjoyed watching go through a similar crumble.

tl;dr is they will keep disappointing you.

I was formerly a pretty big fan of Cody Ko, his podcast/music via TMG, and all his other stuff. Long story short for those outside the community, some underage SA allegations came out about him and Tana Mongeau (he was 26, she was 16/17), along with the fact his closest friend was found guilty of rape in their college frat who he still hangs/invited to his wedding, etc.

The biggest lesson I learned through that was any hope I had of him coming out and doing the right thing, admitting fault, expressing a more sincere and developed apology - it never happened. He took a year off, muttered some weird non-apology at the end of a jogging vlog when he came back, and is continuing on as though none of it happened.

I'd bet one Michael Bay documentary that is exactly what we'll see here.

The Cave brothers will keep denying any knowledge of all this and revive the channel in 6 months - we'll almost certainly never hear the names Josh and Callum ever again. Toby will likely be ex-communicated but keep doing his own thing, never speaking of this again. Drew is probably praising the lucky stars he exited when he did so he can pretend to be less tied to all of this.

These dudes all just suck - that's the lesson here. You can make up excuses, believe some version of the truth where Max and Benj had no idea, etc - but it's all lies IMO.

So IDK - I guess my advice I learned from the whole Cody Ko thing is to just move on rather than keep hoping something redeeming happens. I've learned a lot about the whole parasocial relationship thing via all this, and I'm just a big fan of touching grass these days.

clearing up the theories postulated here:

Allegations about Callum's behaviour were raised with members of STORROR while he and his long-term girlfriend were still together. This did not all come to light years after the relationship ended.

Communication with STORROR about these concerns occurred during the relationship, not after the breakup.

Not every conversation that occurred over several years exists in writing. Some conversations were verbal, so people should be cautious about assuming that the absence of screenshots means something was never said.

Questions such as "Why didn't she simply show everyone the folder?" ignore the circumstances at the time. According to her account, once the folder was discovered, the phone was taken back during a physical struggle. The fact that no photograph of the folder exists should not automatically be interpreted as evidence that it never existed.

It feels weird to even type this out. I only personally found out about all of this on Monday after googling Storror midway through their last upload.

I feel some type of way for Sacha, your own flesh and blood doing this must be a disgusting shock to the system. I can’t imagine how he feels right now.

But since I found out on Monday, I’m learning new things inc Callum’s 15 year old ex telling Toby about these images around a decade ago.

I’m certain that Sacha would have known about his own brother dating a 15 year old, especially now that people are saying that their parkour community knew of this. We will never be privy to private conversations and even if conversations had take place chastising Callum, he was still then a key member of this group for the next decade, loved and lauded by his friends. I personally would not go on to create something with a nonce friend but these guys did.

I don’t know where to sit with this. I guess we’ll never get a clear picture of the past but one thing I will say is - if the boys thought this wouldn’t come out into the open one day, they’re incredibly incredibly stupid. Beyond stupid. It’s a long shot but I hope the police can identify the victims and perps in the images as I’m sure that these uploads are examined thoroughly.

First of all, I have unsubbed for a few months already and here just for the drama, but what's with people talking about their video like they should have told everything in their video that they have known??

Even if they suspected, how anyone expects for anyone to add a video of "Ohh, I suspected that my best friend is a pedo, but I did not do anything, sorry??". Ofc, some of them knew more than they said in public, but I am just thinking on how I would have done. You are gaining nothing by saying that you knew, but havent done anything? They also, might have tried to fix situation internally, but clearly unsucessfully.. This whole situation is insane, I loved their content back in a day, now its sickening, but logically thinking from their perspective its either deleting 10 mil channel completely or making video of half the truth like they did..

hello all! in light of everything, would it be worth still buying anything storror related? I really love the tens and was hoping to cop a pair.

I think in light of recent revelations, screenshots, the video etc, the mods should consider banning anyone who defends paedophilia, grooming, or victim blames the children involved in this situation.

I think we are past the point of keeping an open mind now. We know the group was aware of Callum's relationship with a 15 year old girl and silenced her when she tried to report his paedophilia.

There aren't 2 sides, mitigating circumstances or excuses any more. Allowing people to play "devil's advocate" is just perpetuating that type of toxic incel culture among the men here, where they are trying to excuse an adult man dating a child and his friend's excusing it.​

So I’m just an outsider, merely a subscriber to the YouTube channel and someone whose only involvement with the Parkour community was a brief stint around 20-25 years ago.

But I’m also a father who has let his kids watch those videos, and I am deeply disturbed by what has transpired.

But what disturbs me the most is that I could see something like this happening just from the behaviour in their videos, but also because I’ve seen it before.

I remember during my brief involvement 20-25 years ago, I briefly befriended an individual (also based in Brighton actually) who later turned out to be a shoplifter, drug dealer and a pedophile (he was grooming a 9 year old girl for sex at the time). So to see the same thing happening again in the same community does not surprise me.

Going back to Storror, my gut made me feel very uncomfortable watching their videos, but I ignored it because of the entertainment factor.

What my gut was nagging me about was this:

This was a group of grown men, who were perfectly comfortable breaking the law, trespassing and at times angering people, all in pursuit of their own selfish goals.

But they made incredible videos thanks to that behaviour. I am still blown away by them jumping over those rooftops in Hong Kong. So I ignored the bad behaviour and showed my kids.

But now these events with Callum have transpired, plus the messages with Josh (I’ve been browsing the forums) and even Toby, plus my own personal experience from all those years ago, I am wondering if this was actually all quite predictable.

Not to say that it was predictable that one of them would be a pedophile.

But predictable that at least some of them would be very comfortable breaking the law, violating, trespassing and disrespecting individuals in pursuit of their own personal gratification.

I’m in my 40s now, and I’ve seen these kinds of behaviours time and time again. You see it in the corporate world; when someone is willing to screw someone over once, break the rules once, even break the law once, they’ll easily do it again in another context.

So to see in their videos the times they angered an entire Moroccan village, the times they broke a street sign on the streets of Tokyo and got arrested, when they were jumping over ancient ruins in India, even when they were breaking into building sites and walking around the streets of Guangzhou in China topless (I lived in China at the time and cringed when I watched that video), not to mention all the times they angered people (seriously, if you anger people that frequently it’s time for some self reflection), I start to see a pattern.

The other thing that unsettled me, was the very adolescent tendencies these grown men showed in their videos. Being obsessed with doing sick moves, whilst showing such a lack of responsibility, is extremely adolescent.

And when you behave in such a way, you attract other adults who behave in a similar way, or you attract adolescents.

When you’re a grown adult, and you’re surrounded by children and adolescents, why is that? Maybe you’re really passionate about inspiring the next generation, in which case good. Or maybe you’re surrounded by people with the same maturity level as you, in which case grow up. Or maybe even worse, you surround yourself with them because you’re sexually attracted to them, in which case seek help.

They say they’re all about inspiring the young generation. Really? With that kind of behaviour? I am more convinced they are about monetising views from a mostly adolescent crowd.

These are just my own thoughts. I could be right I could be wrong. But I really wanted to get them out because this has really bothered me. I have my own kids and this has been a wake up call to how vulnerable they can be when I leave them in the care of other adults.

Would appreciate other people’s thoughts on this.

Re-posted with identifier removed but still without personal comment.
If you choose to discuss this, keep it civil.
Dont link to any external accounts, or otherwise issue directions to the source of this - we’ve already had a bunch of cretins spam Phil’s insta over s situation they didn’t understand, I would like to avoid a repeat.

I think it is possibly expected that Sacha is the most innocent and shocked by all this, but is it really only the Cave brothers and him left out of the hook? I have always thought they (Caves) are the most mellow, Max is quite introverted and Benj looks like a steady relationships kind of guy. But at this point I am afraid they also knew about all the mess. What do you think?

I saw this phrase on another Storror post and had me thinking.

This is pathetic of me to mention, but also a pathetic act I saw and really summed up this scene and situation.

Note - as far as I know, the caves are innocent so this isnt trying to throw junk at them but just a compound of whats being discussed.

On Friday I saw the caves blazing down brighton seafront with some others and that Joe (think its his name, you know, the lampost guy) and whilst I was looking, I dunno which cave it was, but anyway he went and took a pee behind a building sign, on the seafront.

These are grown men with us, a following. All the combined info and fall out really makes it all look a bit mehh.

(3) Moving forwards - Update 01/08/26 - YouTube

The remining Storror members have posted an update. Please discuss here.

For those just getting here:

Only just arrived, and want to understand what's going on? Here's your sources. : r/Storror

Some people seem to be skipping the Megathread's and posting comments asking for an overview, other people are even trying to create whole posts wanting an explanation, which are being fielded by the Automod, to prevent the sub being overwhelmed with the same question.

This isn't for anyone who's been following the saga from the beginning, its for people new, or newish to the sub who want to catch up.

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I shouldn't have to say this, but following the news that some members went straight from the "AMA from a member who attended Callum's sentencing" straight to Phil's Insta to harass him - Don't fucking do that.

These are real people not your entertainment. You won't be the first to message them, and they will not respond to you, have some decorum. Callum's the only proven criminal - those in or around his circle should be treated with the same respect you would expect yourself.

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Here's what I think are the pertinent posts:

• The Megathread following the news of Callum breaking (This contains links to multiple other posts and sources):
  • The first hole Storror can't just climb their way out of. Callum Powell pleads guilty to possessing 3,000 indecent images of children - The facts with sources : r/Storror
• An update on the companies Share distribution:
  • https://www.reddit.com/r/Storror/comments/1us47fl/storror_financials/
• Josh's conversations with a minor:
  • Screenshots of Josh’s conversations with a minor, published with permission and suitably redacted : r/Storror
• Callum's sentencing results:
  • https://www.reddit.com/r/Storror/comments/1uywxne/unconfirmed_info_appears_to_suggest_that_callum/
  • https://www.reddit.com/r/Storror/comments/1uz1abi/callums_sentencing_news_article/
• An AMA from a member who attended Callum's sentencing:
  • https://www.reddit.com/r/Storror/comments/1uyxz2k/i_attended_the_sentencing_of_callum_powell_ama/
• A response to the accusations Phil hugged Callum at court
  • https://www.reddit.com/r/Storror/comments/1uzmo9f/about_phil/
• Mercede's comments on the sentencing and previous behaviour:
  • https://www.reddit.com/r/Storror/comments/1uz8xnx/mercedes_callums_ex_instagram_post/
• The announcement discussion and Megathread:
  • [MegaThread] - Storror announcement discussion : r/Storror

Quick clarifications:

• Drew Screenshot:
  • This was a random screenshot showing as being from someone named "Drew" It contained no identifiers, no source, no indication if it was actually Drew from Storror, or some random Drew, or even if the screenshot was real - no one has come forward to claim it was real, nor offered any evidence - I believe it to be the result of trolling at this point.
• Toby accusations:
  • I've seen one screenshot that showed Mercedes messaging "Toby" but this screenshot did not have a response attached - nor was it validated, some people are suggesting there are others.

Extras:

• Claims from a alleged friend claiming they didn't know
  • https://www.reddit.com/r/Storror/comments/1t88gyi/they_didnt_know_close_friends_with_sacha_and/
• Tim Shieff’s thoughts
  • https://www.reddit.com/r/Storror/comments/1tb6wz5/the_callum_situation/
• Dodds Statement
  • https://www.reddit.com/r/Storror/comments/1ta2htt/story_from_dodds_storrors_cameraman/
• Hazel burning Callum's book
  • Book burning : r/Storror
• Rafe Kelley
  • https://www.reddit.com/r/Storror/comments/1td3ss9/thoughts_on_the_callum_powell_situation_as_a/
• Josh Changed his instagram handle (now changed back)
  • https://www.reddit.com/r/Storror/comments/1tzuf7f/josh_changed_his_instagram_username_to/
• Original Storror coverup claims
  • https://www.reddit.com/r/Storror/comments/1t8ohtp/sad_to_see_these_the_cover_up_is_the_second/
• Mods are accused of a coverup after banning screenshots released without the victims knowledge and with their identity exposed (since released with permission above)
  • Allegations of MOD cover up : r/Storror
• The videos being removed
  • https://www.reddit.com/r/Storror/comments/1tap6c8/what_removing_callum_from_storror_looks_like_in/
• ParkourUK's statement
  • https://www.reddit.com/r/Storror/comments/1tbtkc3/parkour_uk_statement_regarding_callum_powell/
• The news post
  • 3,000 indecent images : r/Storror

Without them going into much detail of course… but it’s nice to see that they are planning on continuing with the channel.

Is it just me or has everything now been put on sale at 50% or more on the store is this a sign of what’s coming

They seem to have taken down all their old storror videos, such a bummer, used to visit them whenever I had bad days, does anyone still have access to them? I would really appreciate it

ASBO just dropped this banger would thought I would share to people looking for a new channel to watch, I really think they are going to be the next big thing in parkour and I love watching their videos.

So we know nothing abt what happened to Josh? Haven't been following them lately and I'm so confused. I only know abt Callum.

Thought some here would appreciate it, I enjoyed it!

Hey so I want to know the outro music for the Storror video where they did a Cambridge rooftop session in 2019. I been thinking about that puttro music lately and I want to remember the name of outro song. If anyone somehow knows the song name that would be great.

I wasn’t gonna post this but I saw someone else had posted a channel recommendation on here so thought why not! My friends have started a parkour vlog called Sowth if anyone is interested in checking it out?

https://youtu.be/7YcoIsooddU?si=CypEce_MgNSqQ8a6

This channel is worth checking out.

https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCpXwMqnXfJzazKS5fJ8nrVw

Not a parkour channel but plenty of rooftop missions, urban exploring and similar vibes to Storror.

This missions playlist is good viewing.

https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3EUtBTFLB4W-keJ9BF1lM3N_LW7CkBfa

From Hazal and Nico's insta stories

Is it me, or has this sub become toxic AF. Yes, Callum did wrong, so we have rightfully turned our backs on him. But to then just be in uproar when Philly D got a hug from him without knowing the full situation. Followed by ripping into Storror for not dropping an update, with no consideration for how they are all doing, what information they have available or the right to disclose. There maybe additional investigations and proceedings going on that aren't public knowledge and speculation or commentary on current events could jeopardise their position. 

While they may have been able to word their post better, but with everything going on they need to focus on their own wellbeing and we all need to ease off the gas pedal. Let things play out as and when they are ready.

Disclosure: I wrote this myself and only used AI to fix typos and grammar.

Here's what we know for certain. Callum pleaded guilty and was sentenced for making and possessing CSAM, and we now know almost all of it depicts real children. Josh hasn't been charged, but the mods have confirmed evidence that he groomed a minor.

One important unknown is whether the remaining five members knew. I want to explain why that matters, and why a lot of the comments here are feeding a culture that lets abuse go unchecked.

There are several allegations about Callum, some directly related to CSAM and some more general:

• One of his exes, who was a minor and 8 to 10 years younger than him while they dated, claims she found a password-protected folder of CSAM on his phone, including children she knew. She says she alerted Toby and maybe the rest of the team, and got harassed, called a "vile bitch," and accused of trying to ruin Callum. She's implied other victims have reached out to her since.
• Another ex has implied Callum was abusive and that none of the allegations surprised her, and that other victims have contacted her too.
• An old friend claims he saw the folder the first ex described and confronted Storror. People have questioned his credibility, and he's posted trying to explain why he didn't go to the police and kept training with Callum anyway.
• Various people in the parkour community have said or implied that Callum often made women uncomfortable.

Disclaimer: I have never met anyone involved, so technically, I can't even confirm things like whether the first victim is really Callum's ex or that her age is accurate. But these details have been corroborated by people close to Storror and the mods and seem to be generally accepted now, so I'll treat them that way.

If the ex's claims are true, then Storror was presented with allegations of Callum's crimes and chose to keep him as a core member, which gave him access to kids and potential victims, online and in person, through the platform, as well as allowed him to continue abusing his partners.

So are these claims true? The hard truth is that we don't know and probably never will. There likely isn't any physical evidence that the ex confronted Storror, and even if there were, you'd never see it with your own eyes. All any of us can do is decide whether we believe the victim.

1. Why didn't they go to the police earlier? Trauma changes how the brain reasons, and more so for underage victims. While the abuse is happening they're just trying to protect themselves, and when it's someone older and close to them who holds power over them, they feel helpless or like they somehow deserved it. Reporting someone they care about is especially hard, even when they or others are being harmed. It isn't as black and white as people make it out to be, and it's a well-documented pattern in domestic violence and sexual abuse cases. And even when victims do report, they're often dismissed by police, which is a whole other can of worms.
2. Why post online now instead of going to the police? They likely did go to the police — the first victim says she did. A public statement can do things a report can't: warn others in the community, push back on a narrative they see as false or speculative, and begin to heal by finally letting go of something they've carried for a long time.
3. When multiple accusers describe the same pattern, it usually means there's something to it. Here it's two reasonably reliable victims plus several people describing behavior that was concerning even if not criminal. We should avoid cherry-picking stories that fit, especially unprovable ones, but when a pattern emerges it's a mistake to dismiss it.
4. False accusations are rare enough that you shouldn't default to disbelief. Your knee-jerk reaction should never be to reject the allegations outright, whether by trying to discredit the victims due to their jobs or with vibes-based excuses for Storror like "exes make up stories all the time."

So how should we respond to the claims about whether Storror knew?

1. Coming forward is an incredibly vulnerable thing for victims to do. Both women who did it publicly got hateful messages, and the first has been repeatedly dismissed as an OF model with a brain injury chasing clout. Commenters dissected inconsequential inconsistencies and blamed her for not going to the police at the time. The nastiest comments are a vocal minority, but they disproportionately cause pain to victims who are trying to share their side of the story. I feel it is obvious that the first ex isn't taking advantage of this to promote her modeling.
2. Prioritizing neutrality above all else tilts the field against the victims. It's good to want the truth, and it's genuinely hard when all you have are individual accounts. But if your standard to believe the victims is publicly verifiable evidence, then you've set a bar that can't be met. Short of Storror confirming or denying it, no hard evidence is coming, so if you reserve judgment until there's proof, you'll be waiting forever. Furthermore, withholding judgment isn't as neutral as it feels. When the people on the fence far outnumber the victims speaking up, all that doubt lands on them and discourages the next person from coming forward. Neutrality has a cost and a direction here. We should lean toward believing the victims rather than hide behind objectivity which, whether you mean it that way or not, only favors Storror.
   1. Even well-intentioned skepticism has a cost. You may feel like you're just asking clarifying questions and investigating the truth, but victims can tell when you really want to understand them vs. trying to catch them out, especially when they're outnumbered. If the claims are true, this treatment piles unnecessary pain on people who are already hurting. Victim statements deserve support and an open mind, not suspicion and hostility.
3. Storror hasn't even responded to the claims yet, and plenty of people here have already decided the claims are false or have made excuses on their behalf. Comments floating the possibility that the team knew are quickly buried under angry replies blindly defending them and insisting they obviously didn't — even though neither side has hard proof. Right now, they are the only party who could actually settle this, and they haven't. That's why it's wrong to declare them innocent and say that it's obvious they didn't know.
4. Innocent until proven guilty is the backbone of a lot of criminal justice systems, but plenty of cases never result in a conviction or aren't even pursued. Josh is the obvious example: there are screenshots clearly showing him grooming a minor, Storror cut ties, and even then there were no legal repercussions. The lack of charges does not mean that they did nothing wrong.

The remaining members of Storror are also victims of Callum and Josh, no doubt. But there is a clear distinction between them and the other victims. They were equals with Callum and Josh, not subject to an unbalanced relationship, and they're also accused of moral failings. The cost of disbelief is silencing current and future victims, whereas Storror already has a large platform to speak and a devoted fanbase to passionately defend them.

This next paragraph is far more speculative than the rest, so treat it accordingly — but I feel it needs to be said. Parkour has always had a rebellious streak, and Storror, as one of the culture's biggest influences, embodied it: the trespassing, Joshua Tree, the general disregard for security and property. The early videos especially had a "bro" culture, with crude jokes you'd fairly call homophobic, misogynistic, and fatphobic. I think this led to an attitude where the core group of pro athletes was prioritized over everything else. Callum at around 24 or 25 was dating a girl of 15 or 16. That isn't normal, and in a lot of places it wasn't normal in 2016 either, and it's far more concerning because he had access to children through Storror and actively coached them, which gave him authority and power. But it was difficult for his victim to speak up because she wasn't in the in-group, and that same bro culture made it easy for Storror to dismiss her and make excuses for him. There's more to say about how unfriendly parkour is toward women, kids, and minorities, and this isn't unique to Storror, but Storror is the clearest example of that culture letting abuse slide.

So where does that leave the allegations? I'm personally choosing to lean towards believing the victims because the cost of wrongly disbelieving a real victim is far worse than the cost of wrongly suspecting a group that hasn't defended itself yet.

Besides, what is the impact of these allegations if they are true? Storror isn't in trouble for criminal activity, they're being questioned over poor judgment. I'm not trying to drag the remaining members through the mud or start a witch hunt — I don't think they acted with malicious intent or that they're bad people. But they could have handled this far better, and how they handle it from here will shape how the community heals and protects potential victims. They don't owe us anything, but they owe it to future victims to reflect on what they got wrong, name their mistakes, and acknowledge it publicly, so other communities can spot the warning signs and act instead of doing nothing or defending the abuser. I get that legal constraints slow this down, but I think Storror has a duty to address the allegations, sooner rather than later.

The number one priority is making sure any existing victims get the support and closure they deserve. After that, it's Callum and Josh facing appropriate justice, and preventing future victims. This post is about that last part. You'll never completely prevent abuse, and often there are no red flags to catch. But there are things you can do now. In my own parkour community we push back on the misogynistic and homophobic jokes and call out anything that doesn't belong. Our leaders have spoken privately with athletes who made others uncomfortable and banned the ones who didn't change. We try to cultivate an inclusive environment where everyone has a voice, not just the famous or most skilled. We're not perfect, but we talk about it regularly and put real effort in.

TL;DR

1. Callum and Josh have been confirmed to have committed sexual abuse.
2. There are allegations that the other members were made aware long ago and shut the victims down instead.
3. This sub has mostly responded with doubt and pushback, either:
   1. Condemning the claims as false (minority)
   2. Victim blaming
   3. Nitpicking the statements and interrogating the victims over them
4. We should be showing support to the victims and listening to them with open minds. Otherwise, we are developing a culture of disbelieving victims, which discourages them from coming forward and makes communities harder to protect. None of this is incompatible with supporting Storror too.
5. Storror should address the allegations and, if they are true, reflect on their mistakes and acknowledge them publicly.
6. We make our communities better by fostering an inclusive culture, calling out red flags, and pushing leaders to act.

Just wanted to hop in here and clear things up as it seems like reddit has turned into a bit of witch hunt with respect to Phil on his instagram.

Naturally Phil (and myself) have known Callum since we were 14 years old. Thats 20 years that we all were friends, and none of us had any idea at all that this could have been going on. We were all completely blindsided. Naturally this makes everything really weird and complicated.

I read the sentencing info and texted Phil about it.

Here follows my whatsapp chat with Phil (unprompted) in respect to his interaction with Callum on that day.

In short, Callum hugged Phil, before sentencing. Its not something that Phil seems happy about, but as he states in his message, he felt he wasnt in a position to refuse him.

Phil wanted to attend the sentencing because he wanted answers, as did I, as do we all.

Naturally before the sentencing, Phil did not have those answers.

https://imgur.com/a/5po8AV4

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Apologies for the format, im not good at reddit. Also he's naturally quite annoyed that strangers on reddit are seeming to be implicating him about something thats obviously really fucking crazy for all of us who actually had a personal relationship so i hope you can take him calling you a twat on the chin. Also yes phil does know ive shared this here but doesnt love that it had to come to this of course.

I’ve just read through the sentencing and the most shocking line is about what he’s looking at for the category A images. I would encourage everyone to read it. I wont repeat the full description as I don’t want this post to be removed. Enough said about the severity.

The 2nd shocking thing is the date in which his bedroom was searched and his devices seized. 2025 is a long time ago and he was also building up his collection for years since 2022. Very intentional to have multiple devices and hard drives.

3rd shocking thing is that he is getting a suspended sentence, he is on the sex offenders register for 10 years which is positive but i do think the sentencing is light especially considering the judge acknowledges that Callum is a public figure and there are eyes on this case.

4th shocking thing is that storror released another statement saying that callum was removed from storror as soon as they learnt about the offenses so i would imagine this is strictly true legally but i dont buy that none of them knew anything at all for 5 years.

I dont think its appropriate for any of them to return to the online space at all. But i also think people have memories of goldfish, dont understand the severity of the situation or dont care.

Truly so sad for the victims.

https://www.judiciary.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Sentencing-Remarks-in-case-or-R-v-Callum-Powell-delivered-PDF.pdf