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Dwarf who dressed as Oompa Loompa for hen and stag dos pestered young girls for pics - See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source A dwarf who dressed as an Oompa Loompa for hen and stag groups has been locked up after paying young girls to send him images. Marc Corrieri groomed a string of teenagers over a six-year period after making contact through social media apps. The 33-year-old repeatedly sent sexual messages and asked for indecent pictures and videos of them. Corrieri, of Motherwell, Lanarkshire, paid one girl £150 and another £40 to send images of themselves in states of undress to him. He appeared from custody at Hamilton Sheriff Court and admitted to a total of ten sexual offence charges involving six victims aged between 13 and 17. He carried out the offences at his home between April 2019 and June 2025. Depute fiscal Neil Thomson said none of the victims were known to Corrieri and contact had been started by him on social media. He said one girl was aged 14 when she was contacted. Marc Corrieri outside Hamilton Sheriff Court in Lanarkshire He added: ‘He sent requests to send images wearing tights and offered to pay for videos. ‘She felt threatened and asked him to stop but he continued until she blocked him.’ The prosecutor told how another 14-year-old victim was contacted before he sent her £150 on PayPal. Sentence on Corrieri was deferred until next month for background reports and he was remanded in custody. Sheriff Kevin McCallum KC told him: ‘This is a very concerning set of circumstances with no obvious options other than a custodial sentence.’ Corrieri previously worked for an events firm and dressed as a £150-an-hour Oompa Loompa from Roald Dahl’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. However, he quit after he was previously caught pestering schoolgirls for sex. He was ordered to perform 240 hours of unpaid work and put on the sex offenders’ register for three years in September 2014. Earlier that year, Corrieri gave an interview about his job, detailing strict ground rules he imposed to preserve his dignity. He said: ‘I get paid to go out and party with different lads. ‘We get a lot of attention from the ladies and I get to enjoy myself. I dress up for them as Superman or as an Oompa Loompa but I draw the line at dressing up as a woman.’ His rules for the parties included no picking up or throwing him, no tampering with his drink, not saying ‘midget’ and no police involvement.