He thought he could get away with it, then the police found his Snapchat. @bbcdeepwatch
He thought he could get away with it, then the police found his Snapchat.  @bbcdeepwatch
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Originally broadcast on 11th November 2025.

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This is the story of how one teenager abused thousands of children from behind a screen. Alexander McCartney used Snapchat, fake profiles and catfishing to target victims across the world. When a 12-year-old girl in Scotland reported what had happened to her, police began tracing the messages back to him. This video follows the start of the investigation, and the moment McCartney was arrested.

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