He protected the Queen for four years: ex-Royals bodyguard convicted - court reveals gruesome details

Shock at Buckingham Palace: A man who lived in close proximity to the Royals for four years was now on trial for rape and sexual harassment.

• An ex-bodyguard of the Queen has been

  convicted

  in the

  UK

  of

  rape

  and

  sexual harassment

  of two girls (6).

• The

  27-year-old

  previously worked

  for the British royal family for four years.

• The

  Lewes Crown Court

  sentenced the

  student

  to six years in prison.

Lewes

- The

around

regularly land

on the covers of the

.

Usually it's about the latest gossip about Kate and William or the newly renegade

and

.

But the latest

are likely to surprise and above all shock even the royal family.

A longtime

has been

convicted of

and

by

,

the British newspaper Mirror

reported on

.

The

is said to

have served the

in the

for

four years

.

The former employee from

studied

at the

after his job in the royal family

and worked as a

for the

.

Here he supervised

between

six and eight years and apparently took advantage of it cruelly.

Royal shock: Ex-bodyguard of the Queen now convicted of harassment

Oliver Cooper, former #Horsham scout leader, has been jailed for sexual offenses against young children after an investigation by our West Sussex Safeguarding Investigators.

See here for details and how to get advice and support over such cases 👉 https://t.co/8vSpijDFz2 pic.twitter.com/CfhqZpECiV

- Horsham Police (@Horsham_police) October 16, 2020

His

exposed when a

turned

to the

.

Investigators of the

Unit were subsequently during a house search

and

of

on the computer of the

.

In addition, according to the Mirror, another six-year-old girl testified against the man.

The

now been

sentenced

to six

in

for

, in one case for child pornographic

and in

for

.

"During the conviction,

emphasized the

defendant's

lack of remorse and the colossal

of

" an investigator told the

.

According to

statements, the

cooperated

fully in the investigation.

The

will therefore be kept in the UK's

life

and will never be allowed to work with children again.

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