Paedophile filled suitcase with Cadbury Creme Eggs to lure in his victims
He also arranged to buy a 15-year-old girls virgnity for £280.
A lorry driver who paid as little as £20 for young children to be raped so he could watch has been jailed for 21 years.
Alan Porter, 58, was convicted of a catalogue of offences against children in the Philippines.
He paid for children to be abducted, drugged and raped so he could watch videos of them online and arranged to rape and sexually abuse them during future visits.
Hove Crown Court was told Porter packed a suitcase full of chocolate bars and Cadbury Creme Eggs to lure in his victims on his next trip.
His crimes were uncovered in 2017 when an anonymous letter was sent to the police with a memory card.
DC Jackie Keogh said: ‘The letter said Porter had been going to the Philippines for the past 30 years and there had been “talk of rape and drugging street children on his next visit”, and grooming of various children “as young as seven”.
‘We immediately started to investigate and it became clear that he also asked to engage in sexual acts with several children during future trips.
‘These included a 15-year-old girl whose virginity he was offered for £280.’
Porter, of Ferring, west Sussex was convicted at Hove Crown Court of 17 counts in total.
These included four offences of arranging sexual activity involving a child: seven offences of child sexual exploitation: two offences of making indecent sexual images of children; one of paying for sexual services of a girl under-13: and three of paying for sexual services of young boys.
He was also charged with one offence of paying for sexual services of a girl under-13 years and three offences of paying for sexual services of young boys.
Porter will be a registered sex offender indefinitely and will have to serve two-thirds of his sentence before being eligible to apply for parole.
Judge Paul Tain said during sentencing: ‘I would not be doing my duty for the children of the world if I didn’t make a lifetime Sexual Harm Prevention Order.’
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