#Nipple slip sleepwatcher series#

The board was worried that without proper accommodations Twyne would reoffend, noting that Twyne himself said there is a '150 per cent' chance he would commit another crime. After being told by the owner of the business to leave, he returned, holding his genitals in his hand. Twyne was sentenced to more than two years in federal prison in 2017 after he exposed his genitals to dance students at a St. The board was worried that without proper accommodations Twyne would reoffend, noting that Twyne himself said there is a '150 per cent' chance he would commit another crime.

The parole board noted that Twyne has been diagnosed with several mental illnesses, including impulse control disorder, adjustment disorder with mixed emotions, oppositional defiant disorder and a personality disorder. He had participated in a sex offender high intensity program, but was suspended because he was a 'challenging participant.' He has a history of breaking orders not to possess pornography, has masturbated in plain view of staff and residents, went to a sex store, bought a cellphone, and failed to report to his parole officer. Twyne has an obsession with pornography and uses it to feed sexually deviant behaviour, the board said. He later admitted during a post-suspension interview that he had the pictures to help with his 'sexual fantasies.' History of mental illness 'When your belongings were itemized, two pictures of prepubescent teens that appeared to be ripped out from magazines were found taped behind your night table,' it said. Family members have also noted that he put a gun to a person's head and also threatened to push the individual down a flight a stairs.ĭuring a search of his room while he was in a halfway house in January, staff members found he was smoking marijuana and had photos of underage girls. Staff members at correctional centres have been subjected to those sexual acts, and Twyne has previously threatened rape. 'The complaints centred on brazen public acts of masturbation and exposure.' Police have indicated that a file had been previously opened prior to this charge being laid,' the board said. 'Inappropriate sexual behaviour and offending soon surfaced with your first conviction recorded in 2005. Past assessments of Twyne also revealed that he harboured 'homicidal thoughts when angered, a state that is believed to erupt quickly.' Twyne's behaviour hasn't necessarily escalated but it is predictable, the board said, and no level of supervision has ever deterred him. Twyne, 33, was angry when he saw a CBC camera at provincial court in St. He also has a history of harming and killing small animals. 'You demonstrated several sexually inappropriate behaviours by making sexual comments and gestures such as masturbating and being nude in public.' Police fear man acquitted of 'sleepwatcher' charges will commit crime in St.As a child, you were characterized as very aggressive and disruptive,' say the documents.

'You kicked someone in the leg, and stabbed other children with pencils while at school. Parole documents say Twyne's troubling behaviour started when he was a child, and held a pellet gun to someone's head and pulled the trigger without knowing if it was loaded. 'Your sexual offending has remained of great concern and has continued unabated, as evidenced by the offences for which you currently are under sentence.' Hurt, killed small animals Substance abuse stands out but the dynamics behind your preoccupation with sex and the capacity for violence and sexual violence giving the greatest reason for pause,' the parole board wrote.

'Your needs are many, complex and intertwined. Parole documents appear to outline the same concerns from board members, who noted Twyne has a 'clear potential for future violent behaviour to the extent.' Sex offender back in jail days after being placed under strict police conditions.In early October, the RNC said they feared Twyne would reoffend in the community, despite him completing his federal sentence. Police allege he violated an order days after those restrictions were imposed by being in a off-limits area. Twyne, 33, is expected to appear at provincial court Thursday on a two counts of breaching a recognizance, which was imposed after the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary applied for Twyne to be placed under strict conditions.

#Nipple slip sleepwatcher series#

Those details are laid out in a series of parole documents obtained by CBC News. A psychological assessment of Matthew Twyne says he poses a higher than average risk for sexual violence, has a fixation toward young females, and fails to recognize that he's a sex offender.