A judge has thrown the book at a former Disney animator who was found guilty on multiple charges of horrific crimes against children.
59-year-old Bolhem Bouchiba was sentenced to 25 years in a French prison on sex trafficking, child rape, and child pornography charges.
Bouchiba was a top Disney/Pixar and Dreamworks animator whose credits include work on “Lilo & Stitch,” both “Incredibles” movies, “Ratatouille,” and last year’s “Elemental.”
Among his shocking crimes, Bouchiba was caught using websites to remotely direct the sexual assault of children as young as two years old for his own amusement.
French newspaper Le Monde reported that Bouchiba was found guilty of paying people to rape and abuse Filipino girls averaging between the ages of five and 10 for him to view on the Internet.
Investigators found that Bouchiba was funding this remote child abuse operation over the course of nearly a decade, paying as much as $1,000 per livestream between 2012 and 2021.
On one side, “you have the graphic designer who amazes children (…) then on the court side, Bohlem Bouchib is a pedophile director who writes his own films of horror,” French Attorney General Philippe Courroye said.
During the sentencing hearing, Bouchiba confessed to his “horrible” and “disgusting” crimes.
His defense argued he should be shown leniency in light of his supposed “psychological evolution” since his 2021 arrest.
French outlet Babel added that, in addition to serving his sentence and paying restitution to the victims, Bouchiba will be barred from working with children upon his eventual release and be closely monitored for another 20 years.
This is not Bouchiba’s first offense of this nature, however.
In 2014 he was placed on the French sex offender registry for molesting the eight-year-old daughter of his then-partner.
Despite the disturbing nature of the crime., he only served two years’ probation.
In reaction to the sentencing, the Disney blog Pirates & Princesses said in a statement:
“I think Disney/Pixar and Dreamworks may need to explain why they didn’t conduct background checks.
“If you have never been caught, your check will be clean.
“However, he was caught and was on a registry, yet he was working on Disney and Pixar films.”
Disney has long been the subject of speculation about seeming subliminal imagery or risqué references in some of its movies.
In recent years, accusations that the company blurs boundaries between children’s entertainment and adult sexual proclivities have become impossible to deny.
The company has also made an unmistakable shift into radical left-wing activism.
Earlier this year, investigative journalist James O’Keefe released an undercover video confirming nothing has changed.
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