Danny Sivyer, 26, has been sentenced to three years in prison for breaching a sexual harm prevention order by using fake names to chat online.
Camborne: A convicted paedophile named Danny Sivyer has been sentenced to prison. He used fake names to get back into online chats, violating a court order.
Sivyer, 26, appeared in Truro Crown Court after pleading guilty. He had previously been sentenced for manipulating a child into sexual acts. This time, he breached a sexual harm prevention order.
On November 8, he created fake profiles on social media platforms like Telegram and RandoChat. He was not allowed to do this under the order.
Now, he faces three years in prison and must pay a £228 victim surcharge. His phone was also seized and will be destroyed.
Previously, Sivyer had groomed a 13-year-old girl with learning difficulties. He met her in an anonymous chat room and lied about his age.
He initially claimed to be 16 but later admitted he was 23. Their conversations quickly turned sexual, and he pressured her for explicit images.
The girl felt uncomfortable and blocked him multiple times, but he kept creating new accounts to contact her again.
Despite his difficult upbringing, the court emphasized the seriousness of his actions. Sivyer’s behavior has caused significant harm to his victims.
