A vile internet troll who targeted the family of missing man Allan Bryant Jnr has admitted taunting them for a second time.
Stewart McInroy appeared from custody at Kirkcaldy Sheriff Court on Thursday and pled guilty to two charges.
The 27-year-old sent a series of taunting Facebook messages to dad Allan Senior and sister Amy, 22, using the Facebook messenger app on March 7.
The evil troll, who was previously jailed for taunting the family and saying that he had tortured their loved one, will appear for sentencing on May 17.
Allan Senior slammed McInroy’s actions and told how internet trolls have devastated his family since his son disappeared in November 2013 from Styx nightclub in Glenrothes.
The 52-year-old said: “He’s not long out of jail and he thinks he can target my family again.
“The court need to send out a proper message this time because each time he’s got the same sentence.
“He’s not going to stop. He lives for this kind of thing and gets his kicks from him. Obviously he has psychological issues but he still knows what he is doing and the effect it has.
“Not long after he got released from jail, he started sending me messages under the name of Frank Simpson.
“I never accepted the message requests but I could see that they were mainly gifs. They said things like ‘You killed my f****** brother’, ‘murderer’, and ‘guilty’.
“Another one said, ‘Allan I hope the police throw you out on the street and make you sleep in a tent and search your house, just admit it, you killed your son, you’re only doing it for fame and publicity and attention seeking’.
“He was sending messages to my daughter Amy as well. He’s even sent a picture message asking if my wife and daughter were in Asda at Leven or was he mistaken?
“So he was basically saying he was watching my daughter in Leven. He just kept on doing but I never answered him back once and reported him to the police.
“I’m going to write a letter to the Procurator Fiscal, telling them the effect these trolls have had on my family and how the poor sentences affect us.
“Hopefully he’ll get a tougher sentence this time around.”
The family were previously forced to protect their home in Glenrothes using CCTV cameras, door jammer bars and a special letter box after being targeted by another troll.
