A mother is concerned about the number of victims after her teenage child was groomed by Huw Edwards and received a surprising sentence.

The story of Huw Edwards, the former BBC presenter who was recently sentenced for accessing indecent images of children, has taken another turn as the whistle blower who first reported him has come forward to share her thoughts and feelings.

The mother, whose identity has been kept anonymous, was the first to raise concerns about Edwards' predatory behavior to the BBC. She has expressed her shock and frustration that Edwards was not given a prison sentence for his actions.

According to the mother, her family had approached The Sun last year in July to report Edwards for sending their teenage child money in exchange for sexually explicit images. The family felt that the BBC was not taking their concerns seriously enough and had even pleaded for them to make Edwards stop sending money to their child, as it was being used for drugs. It was reported that Edwards had sent over £35,000 to the youth in total.

However, the online interactions between Edwards and the whistle blower's teen were not included in the court case that resulted in his sentencing. Edwards was handed a six-month jail sentence suspended for two years after admitting to accessing indecent images of children.

The mother has now spoken out about Edwards' sentence, stating that she is devastated that he was not sent to prison. As a mother, she cannot comprehend why anyone would share such disturbing images and videos. She also expressed her shock that the police did not recover the phone that Edwards was using to receive these images, which raises concerns about other potential victims.

The mother also shared her disbelief that Edwards possessed illegal child abuse images at the same time he was interacting with her son. She believes that the judge did not do enough in handing down Edwards' sentence and that all of his excuses, such as mental health issues and addiction, seem disingenuous.

Many members of the public have also criticized Edwards' sentence, feeling that it was too lenient. The whistle blower herself has doubts that Edwards feels any remorse for his actions and believes he remains as dangerous as ever.

The disgraced BBC presenter appeared in court to receive his sentence and will also be required to complete a sex offender program and be placed on the sex offenders register for seven years.

Following his sentencing, the BBC released a statement expressing their disgust and disappointment in Edwards' crimes. The chief magistrate also commented on Edwards' actions, stating that his reputation is now in tatters and that he was previously of good character.

The judge declined to make a sexual harm prevention order against Edwards, citing a psychiatrist's report that concluded he was at risk of harm from others and may harm himself if imprisoned. This decision has been met with criticism from the public.

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