A comedian has been convicted of paying for and directing sexual abuse of children in the Philippines and Romania.
Eamon Goodfellow, a former Camelot worker and actor, was found guilty of paying sex offenders to abuse children under 13 so he could stream it online. Detectives from the National Crime Agency discovered the crimes after uncovering chat logs and tracing payments.
CheshireLive has revealed that Goodfellow was a fixture in the region and was also a member of the Nantwich Players theatre group and appeared as a lawyer in the crime drama 'Rough Justice'. He ran a series of comedy shows called 'Hits and Giggles' at 34 Pepper Street Café in Nantwich during 2018 and 2019.