Kane Millar

We can reveal that a pervert who walked free from court last week, after he discussed raping babies and young girls online was working as a nursery assistant. And months after being arrested, he continued to work there!!

Kane Millar who collected thousands of child sexual abuse files and discussed sexually assaulting and raping children with another offender has been spared prison.

Millar, 19, of Buchlyvie, Stirlingshire, was ordered to complete 300 hours of unpaid work and placed under supervision for three years.

Stirling Sheriff Court heard that police recovered 2,699 photographs and 741 videos from his mobile phone. More than 1,300 files were classified as Category A, the most serious category.

The material depicted victims ranging from infants to children aged 15.

Millar admitted possessing, distributing and downloading the material between January and March 2024. He began working as an apprentice nursery assistant in January 2024 — the same month his offending began.

Even after his initial arrest, he remained employed at the nursery until March 2025.

The court also heard that Millar used Telegram to discuss child sexual abuse. In one exchange, he expressed a desire to sexually assault a child alongside another paedophile.

Prosecutor Rachel Wallace said some videos combined multiple scenes of child sexual abuse into longer recordings.

The revelations have alarmed parents whose children attended the nursery. One mother told the newspaper she had met Millar repeatedly and was distressed that he had worked around her child. She said he should have been jailed.

The nursery owner said police had reassured her there was no evidence or suspicion that Millar committed offences at the nursery. Staff mobile phones were banned on the premises.

In an email to parents, the owner said staff discovered his offending through news coverage and had not previously been contacted by authorities about the investigation.

She said an internal review found nothing in his application, employment history or colleagues’ reports that would have alerted the nursery to a risk. Relevant authorities and the Care Inspectorate had subsequently been notified.

Despite the scale of the abuse collection and the disturbing online discussions heard in court, Millar received a community sentence.

Source: UK Database on Facebook