Timothy Jones, 49, was told he caused "very serious psychological harm" as he was sentenced at Caernarfon Crown Court. The survivor said the abuse left them with daily flashbacks.
South Wales Police say Scarlett Lee, jailed in July for breaching a Sexual Harm Prevention Order, remains in custody until May 2027 despite online claims.
Ricky Harrison of Drefach Felindre was spared jail but disqualified from keeping animals for life after Suki died of starvation and Charlie was found emaciated. A vet put their suffering at a minimum of three weeks.
John Price, 49, was caught with 1,200 indecent images of children and told undercover officers he wanted to meet a woman and her eight-year-old niece. He was given a suspended sentence at Cardiff Crown Court.
Shaun Peters, 37, was caught with cannabis, vapes, edibles and up to £10,000 in cash less than a year after being handed a suspended sentence for the same offending. A recorder at Swansea Crown Court jailed him for 36 months.
Basher Ali Tareb, 20, told officers "Don't tell my dad" when they arrived at his Butetown home after child abuse images were uploaded to a Snapchat account in his name.
Jonathan Yeandle was caught after a foot chase on Prince of Wales Road, then bailed - and within weeks was texting users that he was "available all night". He has been jailed for 44 months.
Stephen Holden, 58, threatened to kill his neighbour while holding an axe, then set fire to his own council house two days after being discharged from hospital.
Shane Hamilton, 51, died following a collision on the A40 between Bwlch and Brecon on Saturday 5 September. His family say he leaves a void that can never be filled.
Jennifer Pritchard, 47, of Tredegar, ran a page called Jen's Justice falsely branding her serving police officer ex-husband a rapist and baby killer. Cardiff Crown Court jailed her for 18 months and imposed an indefinite restraining order.
Arnis Nassa, 46, was given 64 weeks at Newport Magistrates' Court for burglaries at Friars Walk and other offences committed on bail. It runs on top of a three-year term imposed at Cardiff Crown Court days earlier.
A rider who overtook four cars at speed with a marked Gwent Police vehicle behind them was reported for dangerous riding and had their motorbike seized under Section 59 powers, leaving them to walk home.
