'My sex offender ex is fighting for access to our child'
"And the before is this lovely time of innocence, of believing somebody at face value, of believing that people are safe."Since the door knock, nobody is safe and I struggle with that. "This case really highlights the broader ripple impact of crime," she said."We don't often think about the wider impact... that it has on those who are associated with the accused in such crimes. Related topicsNorthern IrelandNI justiceMore on this storyFamily court system 'scary' and 'not fit for purpose', say parents Published28 November 2025Family of murdered mum shocked by new law delayPublished14 December 2025
- ▪"And the before is this lovely time of innocence, of believing somebody at face value, of believing that people are safe."Since the door knock, nobody is safe and I struggle with that.
- ▪"This case really highlights the broader ripple impact of crime," she said."We don't often think about the wider impact... that it has on those who are associated with the accused in such crimes.
- ▪Related topicsNorthern IrelandNI justiceMore on this storyFamily court system 'scary' and 'not fit for purpose', say parents Published28 November 2025Family of murdered mum shocked by new law delayPublished14 December 2025
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'My sex offender ex is fighting for access to our child'Image source, GettyImage caption, 'Lucy' is calling for a change in the law to strip people convicted of child-related sex offences of their parental responsibility (stock image)ByLyndsey TelfordBBC News NIPublished2 minutes agoA woman who is fighting to stop her sex offender ex-husband having contact with their child has said the thought of it makes her "feel sick".Lucy - not her real name - described how her "world was blown apart" when her then husband was convicted of possessing indecent images of children, including videos of children being sexually abused.She told BBC News NI she was further "horrified" to discover he was taking her to family court for supervised access to their child.She is now calling for a change in Northern…
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