‘World’s worst pedo’ who raped babies and made kids dig their own graves is FINALLY convicted… along with a depraved friend

A MAN dubbed the world’s worst pedo, who raped babies and made children dig their own graves, has finally been convicted – along with his depraved girlfriend.

Sicko Peter Gerard Scully, 59, was sentenced to 129 years in prison and his despicable partner Liezyl “Lovely” Margallo to 126 years by a court in the southern Philippines.

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The spoiled couple faced 60 charges including human trafficking, child pornography, child abuse and rape of a child as young as 18 months.

Scully was sentenced to life in prison in 2018 for human trafficking and rape. Now his sick partner will join him in serving time in prison.

Margallo, 28, a prostitute, lived a life of luxury and was known for buying designer labels and taking expensive trips with the money Scully made selling vile child pornography.

Scully sold disturbing videos to the highest bidder on the dark web – sometimes for as much as £5,500.

One of his victims, a young child, was found buried under the floorboards of a house he rented in Surigao.

Regional prosecutor Merlynn Barola-Uy said: “I hope this sends a very strong message to all perpetrators, all traffickers, that crime really doesn’t pay.”

Scully filmed himself torturing and raping children and babies who were lured by his partners.

In one sickening case, the father of two had two little girls dig their own graves.

Authorities in the Philippines had considered reinstating the death penalty because of the seriousness of the heinous crimes committed by the former Melbourne real estate developer.

Scully was sentenced to life in prison along with his former girlfriend and accomplice Carme Ann Alvarez, who was 14 at the time they met. Alvarez would lead the police to a body belonging to Scully’s victims.

The evil rapist fled allegations of fraud in Australia in 2011 and moved to Mindanao, where he lured impoverished children with money and gifts.

He then drugged the vulnerable youth and made films of him raping and torturing them for an international pedophile ring.

Philippine police say Scully also buried an 11-year-old girl under the floor of a house he rented after filming a film in which he raped her and strangled her to death.

But of all his despicable acts, his most notorious film he made for the dark web is a horrifying film called Daisy’s Destruction.

It’s this footage that shocked even seasoned child trafficking investigators, with one Filipino police chief calling it “the worst we’ve seen in our years fighting child pornography.”

The victim in the film is believed to be a girl named Barbie, who was taken from her family at the age of five by Magallo – one of Scully’s cohorts.

In the film, in which Barbie plays “Daisy,” Alvarez and Margallo take part in the child’s torture and sexual assault.

The little girl screams and cries while being beaten, raped, tortured and raped by Scully and his two masked accomplices.

Scully uses hot wax, a lighter, barbed wire, water immersion, and sex aids.

His heinous crimes went largely undetected until two of his victims, 9- and 12-year-old cousins ​​Queenie and Daisy, escaped.

Alvarez offered food and shelter, the girls were taken in, raped and tortured, and held captive with dog collars and chains for five days.

Alvarez, known as Mistress Scully, had them perform sexual acts on each other while Scully filmed it.

They were caught on camera digging their own graves while being constantly raped. Alvarez reportedly let her go out of guilt.

The Philippine Department of Justice reported in 2016 that Scully’s pedophile syndicate was involved in cybersex operations involving children under the age of 12 and including a one-year-old.

The sexual abuse video was uploaded to exclusive pornography websites between 2011 and 2014, with payments collected from viewers via wire transfer.

The sick pedo sold his depraved videos to customers in Germany, the US and Brazil.

The case caused an uproar in Australia after it was revealed that $140,000 in taxpayer money has been spent defending Scully since 2015.

It was part of a legal aid fund set up by the Australian government to help expats who are being prosecuted abroad.

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