Ingleburn menace Aaron Gifford jailed for sextorting Central Coast teen

A magistrate has called a perverted plumber with a horrendous history of menacing young female victims “every parent’s nightmare”. Read about the deviant’s awful offending.

Aaron Gifford was sentenced in Campbelltown Local Court in June.

A serial predator sextorted a Central Coast teenager by threatening to expose paid sexual acts if she did not hook him up with her sister and close friends.

The victim was not Aaron Michael Gifford’s first target, with a court hearing the Ingleburn man has an extensive list of creepy offending against females as young as 14.

Gifford, 45, was sentenced for his latest ghastly acts in Campbelltown Local Court last month after previously pleading guilty to demanding with menace to obtain gain and stalking.

Court documents state Gifford messaged the Central Coast woman in May, last year. The two had never previously known each other.

“Your tits are amazing would 2k buy an hour with you,” Gifford said.

The woman, who had concerns about an unrelated debt, responded “yes”.

The court heard Gifford found the woman’s number on her profile and began demanding video calls where she would watch him ejaculate for cash.

On one occasion Gifford paid the victim $150 for her to say “wank that cock” as he masturbated on the toilet.

Gifford would send the victim screenshots of her friends’ social media profiles, pressuring her to convince them to partake in an orgy.

“I’ve always loved [Central Coast suburb] and [Central Coast suburb] girls,” Gifford said.

“So many will f--k for cash. The Central Coast always good for finding young girls.”

The court heard Gifford convinced the victim to meet at a Central Coast hotel in August, 2023, where he paid the victim $800 for sex.

Days later, Gifford contacted the woman and said: “Have to ask would your sister do it. Always been a fantasy to have f--ked sisters.”

The woman said she did not want her sister to find out what she had done as it would “ruin relationships”. However she eventually disclosed her sister’s number out of fear.

Gifford bragged to the victim how he would rarely pay what he would offer.

The court heard many of Aaron Gifford’s victims were initially approached on Facebook. Picture: AFP

“You offer $500 you never get a reply … It’s easier now with only fan girls,” he said.

The court heard Gifford continued to push the woman to link him up with her sister and friends as well as asking to meet up again to record them having sex.

“You know I have a tiny dick. As if I’d show anyone,” the offender said after the victim refused.

The court heard Gifford was reported to police, but still had the temerity to leave the victim a cretinous voicemail.

“Your visit to the cops may stop me sending the videos, but it’s not a crime to tell your sister you f--k for cash,” Gifford said.

Police finally put a stop to the atrocious conduct when they arrested the plumber on an industrial site in his home suburb.

Gifford was also sentenced in relation to another matter where he had pleaded guilty to using a carriage service to menace.

The court heard the offending took place on an evening in July, 2022, when Gifford eavesdropped on a woman giving her details when checking into Mounties leagues club in Mount Pritchard.

Aaron Gifford eavesdropped on a woman giving her details when checking into Mounties in Mount Pritchard. Picture: AAP

Gifford first called the victim who answered before the offender hung up after 41 seconds of silence.

The friend then messaged the woman “have $1000 looking for an hour” and “when you dump your bf text me”.

About an hour later the victim’s boyfriend answered a private number on her phone.

“Where’s the little slut,” Gifford replied to the male voice.

The woman reported the incident to police who managed to link the calls and messaged to Gifford.

In court last month, Magistrate Rana Daher sentenced Gifford to 30 months behind bars.

“You are every parent’s worst nightmare,” the magistrate said.

Ms Daher did not find Gifford was remorseful despite statements from his family suggesting he was.

“That’s not his remorse, that’s his family’s remorse,” she said.

The magistrate set a non-parole period of 18 months meaning with time already served Gifford will be eligible for parole in May, next year.

The full sentence will conclude in May, 2026.

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