Paedophile found living on Teesside with woman and her children who didn t know his sinister past
Dylan King met his new partner on a dating app before moving in with her and her children for around seven months - and has now been caught breaching rules again
Dylan King (Image: Cleveland Police)
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Paedophile jailed after being found living with a family who were unaware of his past
Dylan King failed to tell his partner about his dark history.
Dylan King has been jailed. (Image: Liverpool Echo)
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