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We all know how perverted these skirt-wearing Scotch people are ... but even THIS is on a new level. This freak was raping little deaf demons... I guess they never heard him coming. 
Instructor who abused deaf children jailed for 12 years
A man who was once a trusted instructor in outdoor activities for youngsters has been sentenced to 12 years jail time for abusing deaf children in his care.
Colin Macdonald was found guilty of 10 charges of abuse between 1973 and 1983 at the High Court in Edinburgh.
The 61-year-old's victims, who are now in their forties, were sexually abused on camping and skiing trips during school holidays.
Macdonald - who is orginally from Glasgow but latterly resided in Wakefield, Yorkshire - attacked his victims in Glasgow, Glendoll, Sutherland, Mallaig, Glencoe, Aviemore and the isles of Rum and Harris.
As he was sentenced the victims, their families and supporters cheered the judge's sentence, declaring it "fantastic".
Passing sentence, Lord Malcolm said Macdonald, who is also deaf, was responsible for a "planned and premeditated" breach of the trust which had been placed in him.
He said: "You sexually abused and assaulted vulnerable deaf children who were entrusted to your care whilst on expeditions in isolated places far from their homes.
"Over several years, you took advantage of their vulnerability and your own power as their leader, all for your own gratification.
"You had no regard to the damage being done to them.
"All of this was a planned and premeditated breach of the trust which they and others placed in you."
A man who was once a trusted instructor in outdoor activities for youngsters has been sentenced to 12 years jail time for abusing deaf children in his care.
Colin Macdonald was found guilty of 10 charges of abuse between 1973 and 1983 at the High Court in Edinburgh.
The 61-year-old's victims, who are now in their forties, were sexually abused on camping and skiing trips during school holidays.
Macdonald - who is orginally from Glasgow but latterly resided in Wakefield, Yorkshire - attacked his victims in Glasgow, Glendoll, Sutherland, Mallaig, Glencoe, Aviemore and the isles of Rum and Harris.
As he was sentenced the victims, their families and supporters cheered the judge's sentence, declaring it "fantastic".
Passing sentence, Lord Malcolm said Macdonald, who is also deaf, was responsible for a "planned and premeditated" breach of the trust which had been placed in him.
He said: "You sexually abused and assaulted vulnerable deaf children who were entrusted to your care whilst on expeditions in isolated places far from their homes.
"Over several years, you took advantage of their vulnerability and your own power as their leader, all for your own gratification.
"You had no regard to the damage being done to them.
"All of this was a planned and premeditated breach of the trust which they and others placed in you."
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