‘Deplorable’ peeping Tom films women – including his friends and his ex – showering and getting undressed because he was ‘bored’ of porn
- Ryan Oliver filmed five women naked including his friends and ex-girlfriend
- The 23-year-old pleaded guilty to nine charges in a local court on Monday
- Between April and December 2018 he lurked outside their bedroom windows
- He regretted the offending and said he thought of himself as a ‘monster’
A peeping Tom was caught filming women showering and getting dressed because he had become ‘bored’ of porn.
Ryan Oliver, 23, filmed five different women, including his friends and ex-girlfriend, when they stayed with him at his house in Raymond Terrace in the NSW Hunter Region.
Between April and December of 2018 he lurked outside bedroom windows and filmed the women naked as they walked out of the shower and got dressed.
Raymond Terrace Local Court heard he also kept videos of a woman from August 2017 showing her showering.
Ryan Oliver, 23, filmed five different women, including his friends and ex-girlfriend, when they stayed with him at his house in Raymond Terrace in the NSW Hunter Region
Oliver also had multiple naked ‘intimate’ photos of her in her bedroom of her home in Mudgee, The Newcastle News reported.
When he lived in Bathurst he also recorded another woman as she was showering, police facts state.
The collection of videos and images were found by his former girlfriend on January 10 as she went through Olivier’s room and belongings.
The former girlfriend reported the incident to police and Oliver showed them how he filmed the women – sitting his phone on the window ledge to record.
Oliver told police he filmed the girls as watching porn got too boring.
The 23-year-old pleaded guilty to nine charges of intentionally recording intimate images without consent in court on Monday.
Oliver’s lawyer Lauren O’Brien told the court he had shown ‘honest remorse’ and understands how his actions caused his victims to become distressed.
Raymond Terrace Local Court (pictured) heard he also kept videos of a woman from August 2017 showing her showering
Magistrate Brett Shields told Oliver his behaviour was ‘reprehensible’ and an invasion of the women’s privacy.
‘Everybody has the right to be within their homes, to go about their lives without this intrusion. It is very troubling,’ he said.
Oliver was sentenced to a three year Intensive Corrections Order and 300 hours of community service.