Top female Army dentist who faces trial for ‘sharing X-rated photos of SAS TV star and stalking his Cadbury heiress girlfriend’ is bailed
- Major Jennifer Wilson charged with disclosing photos of Christian Craighead
- Wilson also accused of stalking Mr Craighead’s girlfriend Tobi-Jayne Cadbury
An Army dentist who faces trial accused of using revenge porn against an SAS hero who single-handedly fought terrorists in a hotel siege has been granted bail.
Major Jennifer Wilson is charged with disclosing private sexual photos and footage of Special Forces sergeant Christian Craighead, 47, with the intent to cause distress.
Wilson, 42, is also accused of stalking Mr Craighead’s girlfriend, Tobi-Jayne Cadbury, 36, the great-great-great-granddaughter of chocolate baron Richard Cadbury.
Appearing via video link from jail at Aylesbury Crown Court today, the Royal Army Medical Corps employee had been expected to enter a plea to the charges.
But Judge Catherine Tulk adjourned the case.
Major Jennifer Wilson (pictured) is charged with disclosing private sexual photos and footage of Special Forces sergeant Christian Craighead (pictured), 47, with the intent to cause distress
Wilson (pictured), who has been held in custody at Bronzefield women’s prison in Surrey since her arrest in July last year, was granted bail provided that she makes no contact with any of the named witnesses or the complainant
Wilson, who has been held in custody at Bronzefield women’s prison in Surrey since her arrest in July last year, was granted bail provided that she makes no contact with any of the named witnesses or the complainant.
The court heard that Wilson will be living in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, and will have to make every device in her possession with an internet connection, available to the police.
Judge Tulk told her: ‘It is absolutely essential, not just that you stick to the bail conditions but that you demonstrably abide by them.’
It is alleged that married Wilson released private sexual photographs and films of Mr Craighead last year.
The Who Dares Wins legend earned a Conspicuous Gallantry Cross award after fighting Al-Shabaab terrorists who attacked the DusitD2 hotel in Nairobi, Kenya, in 2019 – saving dozens of lives.
The off-duty former SAS fighter rushed to the scene of the attack and, armed with an assault rifle he kept in his car boot, spearheaded the rescue alongside local security forces.
Wilson, 42, is also accused of stalking Mr Craighead’s girlfriend, Tobi-Jayne Cadbury (pictured), 36, the great-great-great-granddaughter of chocolate baron Richard Cadbury
Mr Craighead earned a Conspicuous Gallantry Cross award after fighting Al-Shabaab terrorists who attacked the DusitD2 hotel in Nairobi, Kenya, in 2019 – saving dozens of lives
She was represented in court by counsel, Brent Martin. Nigel Ogborne was the prosecutor.
The hearing was adjourned to July 28.
The judge was told that the charges that Wilson presently faces may be amended.
A formal indictment will be delivered at the next appearance and Wilson will be able to enter pleas.
