Newcastle, UK — A Byker offender who abused a teenage girl and later accused police and jurors of being “hypnotised” has been jailed following a hearing at Newcastle Crown Court.

Natalie Wolf, 47, of Shipley Walk, Byker, was convicted of sexual activity with a child. Wolf, known at the time of the offence as Ryan Haley, repeatedly denied responsibility and made several conspiracy allegations during sentencing, including claims that the jury had been “planted” and that officers were “hypnotised.”

Judge Gavin Doig dismissed the accusations, stating they had no basis.

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Victim Speaks Out After Years of Trauma

In a statement read to the court, the victim described the long-term impact of the abuse:

> “Ryan, you destroyed me as a child, a teenager and an adult… today you are finally going to face justice.”

Judge Doig praised her bravery, noting that her willingness to come forward allowed the case to proceed.

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Court Notes Previous Convictions and Mental Health History

The court heard that Wolf represented themself and continued insisting the victim was lying. Wolf has 13 previous convictions, none for sexual offences, and has longstanding mental health challenges.

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Sentence and Restrictions

Wolf received:

3½ years in prison

Lifetime placement on the Sex Offenders Register

An indefinite restraining order

A Sexual Harm Prevention Order

The sentence brings the case to a close and ensures long-term monitoring and restrictions to protect the public.