Nurse, 28, who posed as a man to dupe women into sending nude pics is jailed AGAIN for tricking three more victims
A NURSE who posed as a man to dupe women into sending nude pics has been jailed AGAIN. Adele Rennie, 28, was sent back to prison, just weeks after walking free, for tricking three more victims by using voice-altering software. Rennie, 28, even managed to convince a mum into sending her a video of herself […]
A NURSE who posed as a man to dupe women into sending nude pics has been jailed AGAIN.
Adele Rennie, 28, was sent back to prison, just weeks after walking free, for tricking three more victims by using voice-altering software.
Rennie, 28, even managed to convince a mum into sending her a video of herself in the devious scam.
She was jailed for three years at Kilmarnock Sheriff Court yesterday after magistrates heard her crime caused victims “fear and alarm”.
The latest scam comes after Rennie was caged for 22 months in December 2017 for the so-called “cat-fishing” scheme.
Over five years, Rennie had duped ten victims – with Miss Scotland finalist Abbie Draper helping to expose her after being seduced herself.
But warped Rennie, of Kilmarnock, was released ten months into her sentence in October last year – going on to target another three victims just weeks later.
CHILLING SCHEME
Now, one of her targets has spoken out over the disturbing scheme, saying: “It sent a chill down my spine.”
The single mum, 27, said she felt in “danger” and fled her home after being bombarded by calls and messages from a brief called “Daniel Crolla”.
But the mum of two was horrified when a pal rumbled Rennie’s past conviction of fooling women by a using voice-changing app to make her sound like a fella.
Speaking after the sicko was nailed for a second time, the victim — who cannot be named — said: “I had no idea it was Adele Rennie who was behind it.
“This criminal lawyer called Dan was contacting me all the time but when I checked there was nobody under that name.“I knew something wasn’t right and I thought I was in danger.
CATFISH FIEND
“I called my friend and said, ‘You need to come and get me. I don’t feel safe in my house’.”
The woman was contacted on dating app Tinder and Instagram by Rennie and even shared flirty texts and calls where Rennie said her alter ego drove a black Jaguar and lived in Troon, Ayrshire.
But when the mum went to check out the pad with a pal, they discovered no flash motor outside.
She recalled: “I knew then this person was not who they said they were.
“But at this point I still thought it was a guy.
“I phoned the police and told them I was concerned because they knew where I lived.”
HER VICTIMS: Rennie's history of scams
Adele Rennie was jailed for 22 months in prison in November 2017 after pleading guilty to 18 charges against ten women.
The charges included ten counts of stalking, four of sexual coercion and four of indecent communication.
The young woman was also placed on the sex offenders register after targeting her victims.
Victim One
Rennie posed as two men, David Crolla and David Graham, during the ruse. She also used voice-changing technology.
Victim Two
The ex-nurse sent sexually explicit messages, convincing her victim to send her naked photos.
Victim Three
Rennie messaged photographs of a naked man to her victim.
Victim Four
Rennie black-mailed one of her victims, using medical records she had accesssed.
Victim Five
Rennie posed as a man called Matthew, asking for naked pictures.
Victim Six
Rennie exchanged sexually explicit messages with her victim
‘I DIDN’T FEEL SAFE’
The victim revealed she got back in touch with her alleged love interest to “call his bluff”.
She added: “He sent me a message saying he had been talking to a computer expert at his work who could tell him pretty much everything I am doing.
“That was very disturbing and threatening. I just thought, ‘Oh f***’. By this time I was staying at my mum’s. I didn’t feel safe.”
Cops advised her to keep messaging before a friend’s Google search found Rennie’s cruel past.
The victim said: “I knew it was Adele because it was so similar. Police told me they were pretty sure she would have followed me.
“It was the same officer who dealt with her the first time.
“He was flabbergasted and couldn’t believe she would do it again.”
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Ex-nurse Rennie, of Kilmarnock, yesterday admitted tricking the mum of two and persuading her to send pictures and a video at the town’s sheriff court.
She also pleaded guilty to causing fear and alarm to a woman in Milngavie, near Glasgow, and another targeted in her past con.
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