Recruitment manager, 33, filmed himself raping a baby in his secret double life

 

Barry Hudson-Muscroft, 33, (pictured) was jailed for 18 years in prison after pleading guilty to two offences of raping a child and admitted to three offences each of making indecent photos, possession of indecent photos and sexual touching

A man who filmed himself raping a baby before sharing it online was sentenced to 18 years in prison last month.

Barry Hudson-Muscroft from Prestwich, Manchester held a secret double life as a predatory sex offender which he kept hidden from his wife of 16 years.

The 33-year-old recruitment manager, who had previously worked in the hospitality industry, pleaded guilty to two offences of raping a child at Minshull Street Crown Court before his sentencing.

He also admitted to three offences each of making indecent photos, possession of indecent photos and sexual touching.

After an examination of Hudson-Muscroft's phone, it was discovered he was in the possession of around 5000 indecent images of young children from Britain and America downloaded onto his device and had been communicating with minors as young as 12.

On one occasion, the Manchester resident filmed himself raping a baby before sharing it on a paedophile group named 'Share Bears (No Limits)', using the username 'Diablo-1987'. 

Hudson-Muscroft admitted that he took pleasure from abusing babies as they 'couldn't talk' while he also confessed to being interested in both guys and girls between the ages of 0 and 15.

The paedophile was caught after an undercover US deputy sheriff informed the FBI of Hudson-Muscroft's crimes and British detectives arrested the 33-year-old in his Manchester home. 

His indecent activity was not known by his wife, family or friends.

Hudson-Moscroft, who had a wife of 16 years, even admitted to raping a baby - a crime which he filmed and shared to 37 people in a paedophile group chat, under the username 'Diablo-1987'. He was caught after an undercover US deputy sheriff exposed his crimes to the FBI

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