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Woman jailed for abuse of girls Mother jailed for daughter abuse
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A woman has been sentenced to 12 years in prison for her part in the gang rape of two young girls. A mother has been sentenced to 12 years in prison for her part in the gang rape of her young daughter and another girl.
Caroline Dunsmore was sentenced at the High Court in Edinburgh for involvement in a 10-year reign of sexual abuse against the pair, who are now adults. Caroline Dunsmore was sentenced at the High Court in Edinburgh for her part in overseeing 10 years of abuse of Dana Fowley, now 27, and a second victim.
John O'Flaherty was sentenced to 13 years for his part. John O'Flaherty was sentenced to 13 years for his role.
Judge Lord Malcolm said he was minded to give a discretionary life sentence to a third person, Maurice Petch, on whom sentence was deferred. The judge said he was minded to give a life sentence to a third person, Morris Petch, on whom sentence was deferred. Ms Fowley has waived her anonymity.
The judgement almost concludes a series of trials around what police described as one of Scotland's biggest ever paedophile rings. During the trial, the court heard how the children were subjected to frequent sexual abuse.
Now deceased
The abuse took place in the Pilton area of Edinburgh over several years and began when the girls were under the age of 10.
It was orchestrated by Billy King, who was married to Dunsmore, 43, and who is now deceased.
Dunsmore pleaded guilty to rape and indecency charges involving one of the girls.
O'Flaherty, 50, admitted having sex with the same girl at least 12 times and was jailed for 13 years.
Petch, also 50, was taken into custody after failing to turn up for sentencing last month.