Headteacher who asked more than 100 boys for naked pictures on Facebook claimed he'd been hacked

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A headteacher asked more than 100 boys for naked pictures on Facebook. Nick Clayton from Holyake sent creepy messages to boys as young as 10 while working as the head of a British international school in Iraq.

Holyake's campaign of grooming came to an end when police arrested him at an airport where he claimed he was hacked. Holyake was sentenced yesterday at Liverpool Crown Court, where it was revealed that the 38-year-old contacted the profiles of 131 boys - mostly based in South Asia - over a three month period in 2017. READ MORE:Nurse, 25, admits 'inappropriate relationship' with inmate - while a prison worker is accused of fling with same man As reported by the Liverpool ECHO, these chats involved a 12-year-old boy from Cambodia, a 13-year-old in Indonesia, a child aged 14 from the Philippines and a 16-year-old in Sri Lanka.

The paedophile 'bribed them with gifts' before demanding sick photographs, telling one: "You have a camera on your phone, it's your turn now." When the boy did not send him images, Clayton said: "I'm impatient now, you are just taking advantage.

You need me, but you keep your body private." Clayton, of Charles Road, asked his victim to erase the chat logs afterwards, having also offered a 16-year-old 'travel and sponsorship'.