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The Gemma Barker Case:

Gemma Barker, a woman from Staines, Surrey in the United Kingdom, was involved in a disturbing case where she pretended to be three different males to deceive and manipulate three teenage girls. The case unfolded with shocking revelations of deception and manipulation that had devastating effects on the victims involved.

Crimes Against Three Girls:

Barker's crimes involved creating fake online profiles of three different male personas - Luke Jones, Aaron Lampard, and Connor McCormack. She used these personas to establish relationships with three teenage girls between 2010 and 2011. Barker managed to convince the girls that these fictional male characters existed and engaged in romantic relationships with them.

Under the guise of these fabricated identities, Barker manipulated the girls into engaging in sexual activities with her while disguised as one of the male personas. The victims were unaware of Barker's true identity throughout this period, leading to a complex web of deceit and emotional trauma for the young girls involved.

Trial and Sentencing:

In 2012, Gemma Barker faced trial for her elaborate deception and manipulation of the three teenage girls. During the trial, it was revealed how she had gone to great lengths to maintain the illusion of these fictional male characters, including using voice-altering software during phone calls and even wearing bandages to flatten her chest when meeting the victims in person.

Barker was found guilty on multiple charges, including sexual assault by penetration, sexual activity with a child, and fraud. In June 2012, she was sentenced to two years and six months in prison for her crimes against the three girls.

Books on the Case:

“Posing as People” by Gemma Malley

TV Shows:

“Web of Lies” (Season 4, Episode 6) - This episode covers Gemma Barker's case and explores how she used online personas to deceive her victims.

Sources Used:

BBC News

The Guardian

Independent.co.uk

YouTube

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