A PAEDOPHILE and porn addict who worked at a St Saviour youth club for 15 years has been found guilty of making indecent pictures of children.

When the police raided Ernest Le Heuzé’s home, they found an enormous collection of pornography that he had amassed over 25 years. It included 1,340 adult magazines, hundreds of commercially made blue videos and some home movies. One of the films which had been made by Le Heuzé was shot through the bedroom window of a Jersey girl alleged to have been 12 years old. The 55-year-old, who lived with his mother and spent much of his time in his bedroom, was yesterday convicted by the Royal Court of 13 counts of making indecent pictures of children. During the three-day trial, he had denied a total of 20 offences allegedly committed between January and August 2002 and concerning indecent pictures of minors. After announcing the findings of the two Jurats who returned all 20 unanimous verdicts, Deputy Bailiff Michael Birt said that he expected the Crown to provide a ‘thorough explanation’ of why the case had taken so long to come to trial.