Three months later, another 15-year-old girl called police and told officers that eight months earlier she had been sexually assaulted by a man she'd met on Whisper. In August 2016, Wilson was arrested, released on bail and placed on a number of conditions. Wilson responded, picked her up and drove her to his townhouse in the southwest community of Woodbine where there was 'sexual contact' twice in the coming weeks between the two. She told the officer that in the fall of 2015, she posted on Whisper that she was desperate for money. In May 2016, the first teen reported Wilson's assaults to a police detective. One of the teens described feelings of worthlessness, guilt and wrote about her thoughts of suicide. Two of the victims were in court on Wednesday. In each case, he met his victims over Whisper, which allows users to post and share images and videos anonymously. The victims were each 15 at the time of the crimes while Wilson was 38- to 39-years-old. Through their investigation, police learned that between August 2015 and March 2016, Wilson had preyed on the three 15-year-olds, whose identities are protected by a publication ban. Wilson knew how vulnerable she was, according to an agreed statement of facts read aloud in court on Wednesday. The girl found in the bedroom had become estranged from her parents and was under the care of Alberta Child and Family Services. In 2016, when Calgary police showed up to arrest Wilson for having sex with a 15-year-old he'd met over Whisper, officers discovered another teen is his bedroom, court heard Wednesday. Wilson demonstrated 'extreme luring behaviour, extreme grooming behaviour,' when he preyed on the girls, said Spanner. Prosecutor Donna Spanner had asked the judge to impose a seven-year prison sentence while defence lawyer Balfour Der proposed a five-year term. Wilson has six children, at least one of whom is older than his victims. 'People should not have to worry about others exploiting their children over the internet,' said deWit. Justice Willie deWit sentenced Wilson to six years in prison after the 40-year-old pleaded guilty in February to sexual assault, luring and sexual exploitation. Calgary father Ian Patrick Wilson had a secret collection of vulnerable teenage victims - three 15-year-old girls - whom he preyed on sexually after meeting them over the social media app Whisper, court heard Wednesday.

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