Single mother thought that the man had found of his dreams, but after looking on Google his name while he was in a romantic getaway together, he discovered a very different reality

A woman who believed that her new boyfriend was a “good guy” until a search on Google revealed that her initial impressions of the man were far from the truth.

The mother, who cannot be a name for legal reasons, had been subject to a torrent of domestic abuse and hoped to find Mr. correctly when she accepted a friendly request in Snapchat.

She began to chat with Liverpool’s native, Sean Marr, believing that she had finally met a “good boy”, according to The echo of Liverpool.

But after looking for her name on Google, the mother quickly realized that her initial impressions were far from reality, and her new man of sleep was actually a prolific abuser.

Sean Marr, 38, had added to the mother not identified in the application of photographic messaging where she had begun to communicate with her regularly, even claiming that she was “against abusive men towards women.”

But she quickly discovered that she had a series of abuse convictions made by Sean’s former partners.

In total, they had accumulated 24 previous sentences for 75 crimes, including one to stalk in 2019 and another for threatening criminal damage and a crime of malicious communications.

When the mother finally faced him about what he had read on him online, they were replied by sending a barrage of harassment, even threatening with “coming for her parents.”

In total, they had accumulated 24 previous sentences for 75 crimes, including one to harass in 2019 and another to threaten criminal damage and a malicious communications crime

Liverpool Crown Court heard that they were interacting for the first time with the victim on social networks last year.

Having built what the mother thought it was a good relationship, the couple spent a night together in Blackpool. She said the condemned abuser had “resembled well.”

The relationship progressed quickly and went on vacation to Lancaster together.

But while she was in her romantic getaway, the woman without a name discovered Sean’s full name and looked for him in Google.

In court, legal prosecutor Sarah Egan said they had lied to the mother, assuring her that she was “against abusive men towards women”, although their violent convictions had a more sinister truth.

Sean insisted that “he confirmed that he had been in jail,” although the mother said she had no idea of her previous minor crimes.

The court heard that the couple’s relationship had begun to “go downhill” after the mother learned of her violent streak, with be intimidating her to eliminate her social media accounts because he “did not trust them in them.”

On one occasion, he had even forced her to face her confirm that she was really lying in bed with her children.

He even tried to “prevent her from seeing her best friend” and “he accused her of deceiving him.”

Having suspected his increasingly controlling behavior, he decided to look for him on Google and from there he found numerous journalistic articles that revealed that he had previously abused several women.

The mother faced, but her ‘behavior worsened.’ Pertillaged by worrying behavior, he decided to block it on his social networks.

But they weren’t letting go and continued to call her of false numbers, desperately calling “at all times of the day.”

On one occasion, he replied the phone and met the chilling threat that they were “would come for his parents”, with the abuser even reading his address.

He also threatened to exhibit her by publishing photos and videos of her naked, which she had taken without her consent.

When reading a statement in court, the woman said that the horrors of Sean had brought horrible memories of their previous experiences of male abuse.

‘I said to be really personal things about me and my ex -partner because I thought it was a good guy. He mentioned it. I can’t believe I mentioned it and hurt me more. No one has the right to make threats to me and get scary, ” he said.

Defending the author in the Court, Peter White said they were at risk of being “institutionalized” and that he had Tept to witness a “very serious crime” when he was young.

He continued to say that the incident and even resulted that those who committed crimes in prison and that he had been so affected as a result that his mental health had prevented him from maintaining a job.

They were supposedly ‘several monthsless months’ and, despite having briefly found a room in a shelter, he was once again struggling to find a place to live.

‘Some time has passed since the last time he appeared before the crown.

“If these crimes continue, at some point the courts can have real problems as potentially evaluating Mr. Marr as a dangerous criminal.”

In court, they admitted ‘harassment, threatening to share an intimate photograph and violate a stalking protection order’ that was imposed in September 2023.

After listening to evidence, the court ruled that they are, which appeared in a Liverpool HMP video link, would receive a 20 -month prison sentence and a 10 -year restriction order.

Judgments, Judge Neil Flewitt KC said: ‘You are a woman’s series abuser. If you continue to behave that way, a point will come where the court concludes that you are a dangerous criminal.

“I accept that there has been trauma in his life and that he may have contributed to his offense, but it is not an excuse.”