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Adam Robert Corden Britton (born c. 1970) is a British-born Australian crocodile expert, convicted animal and zoo who in September 2023 was charged with 60 offences relating to ual abuse and torture of animals and possession of child abuse material. He pleaded guilty to the charges, and was sentenced to 10 years imprisonment in Adam Britton, a leading zoologist who has worked on BBC and National Geographic productions, pleaded guilty to 56 charges relating to and animal cruelty. He also admitted to four counts Adam Britton, 53, was sentenced to 10 years and five months in Australian prison on Thursday after he pleaded guilty to 56 counts of and animal cruelty charges, the BBC and NBC News Britton's crimes involved the torture of some 42 dogs, and the deaths of 39 in a shipping container on his property where he filmed his crimes. The court heard that

Britton had sourced the dogs Zoologist Adam Britton has been sentenced to 10 years and five months in prison for crimes including , animal cruelty and possessing child abuse material. In a lengthy sentencing, NT Renowned British-born crocodile expert Adam Britton was sentenced Thursday to more than 10 years and five months in jail in Australia over dozens of cases of ually abusing dogs. Britton also BBC News, Sydney. Supplied. A renowned British crocodile expert has admitted to 60 charges relating to and child abuse material. An Australian court heard Adam Britton filmed himself Adam Britton pictured with Sir David Attenborough Locals have told media he seemed like a quiet but pionate defender of animals. But he was harbouring a "ic ual interest" in them 4m 14s. How a "quiet, unuming" crocodile expert shocked a community with horrific animal crimes.

Adam Britton, celebrated as a world-renowned crocodile expert and zoologist, was arrested and A renowned British crocodile expert has admitted to 60 charges relating to and child abuse material. An Australian court heard Adam Britton filmed himself torturing dozens of dogs until Adam Britton, with Sir David Attenborough filming Life In Cold Blood for the BBC in 2008, had been a globally renowned crocodile expert Credit: BBC A British zoologist who worked with Sir David From the outside, Adam Britton seemed like a pionate - albeit quiet and nerdy - advocate for animals. Over decades, the 53-year-old built a colourl retion as one of the world's Britton tortured at least 42 dogs, killing 39 of them, according to court doents seen by the BBC. The files only detail his crimes over the 18 months before his arrest, but fill more than 90 pages. Nick Squires 26

September 2023 • 11:40am. Adam Britton (centre) with Sir David Attenborough filming Life In Cold Blood for the BBC in 2008. An acclaimed British crocodile expert who worked with Adam Britton has been jailed for 10 years for ually abusing dogs in Australia - he used to work on BBC, David Attenborough and Nat Geo shows. Adam Robert Corden Britton, 51, pleaded guilty in an Australian court to torturing and ually exploiting more than 42 dogs from 2014 until his arrest in April 2022. Adam Robert Corden Britton, 51, began ually abusing dogs in 2014 and tortured more than 42 dogs until his arrest in April last year. Out of the 42, 39 dogs died, an Australian court said on Monday. A British crocodile expert who d, tortured and killed dogs cried in court today as he faces life in prison. Adam Britton admitted 60 charges which included animal abuse and

bestialities which In short: Disgraced zoologist Adam Britton pleaded guilty in September last year to 60 offences, including , possessing child abuse material and other animal cruelty charges. His lawyer A second account, known as Cerberus, was used to upload and disseminate videos made by Britton in which he discussed his "kill count". The videos were saved onto Britton's devices under British crocodile expert Adam Britton has confessed to 60 charges for heinous crimes involving the , torture, and killing of dogs, which he committed inside a shipping container last year. Disturbing footage, filmed by Britton himself, depicted these gruesome acts. He now faces a potential life sentence of up to 249 years in Australia. A BRIT dubbed the "world's worst animal abuser" has been jailed for 10 years after raping, torturing and killing dozens of dogs. Adam

Britton, 53, had confessed to 60 charges relating to relating Wife reportedly fled. Born in West Yorkshire, England, in 1972 as Adam Robert Corden Britton, Britton "graduated from Queen Elizabeth's Grammar in 1987 and earned an Honors degree in Zoology from the University of Leeds in 1992," offered Maroosha Muzaffar of The Independent. "Britton completed his PhD in Zoology from the University of Bristol in 1996," Muzaffar recounted. Once a respected zoologist who worked alongside David Attenborough, today Adam Britton was sentenced to ten years in jail for what the judge deemed 'inconceivable depravity'.. The disgraced Erin Britton, left, had ditched her husband Adam Britton, centre, and fled the country after he admitted horrific crimes against dogs. The couple are seen here with David Attenborough. Adam Britton (centre) with his wife Erin (left) and

David Attenborough (right) during filming for a BBC doentary The academic, who earned a PhD in zoology from Bristol University before Britton and Erin also hosted Sir David Attenborough while he was filming the BBC's Life in Cold Blood docuseries. She was a biologist and wildlife ranger who has isted in a range of projects on Adam Britton admitted to 60 charges relating to animal abuse, and the possession of child exploitation material. He was said to have begun his "ic" rampage in 2014 and tortured Adam Britton Wife. Adam Britton was married to his wife Erin Britton. Erin ended the marriage and fled Australia after police arrested Britton in 2022, the Daily Mail reported. She also dropped her husband's surname. A tradesman who did some work on the couple's exotic property told MailOnline: "Will she be back? That's very doubtl. Adam (centre) with his

ex-wife Erin (left) and David Attenborough (right) in Australia. Sentencing Britton at Darwin Supreme Court, Chief Justice Michael Grant told the university researcher: "Your depravity falls outside any ordinary human conception." Justice Grant sentenced Britton to 10 years and five months in prison.