'I'm not the same person': Victim of secret home filming speaks out about impact of voyeurism
Summary
Lucy Domaille from Guernsey shared how being secretly filmed at home by a man she had known for 25 years deeply affected her life and sense of safety. The man, Kirk Bishop, pleaded guilty to multiple crimes including voyeurism, burglary, and assault, involving 12 victims. Despite his conviction, Lucy feels the police handled her case poorly and that her privacy was further violated.Key Facts
- Lucy Domaille was secretly filmed through her curtains while she was at home.
- The offender, Kirk Bishop, was a man she had known socially for about 25 years.
- Bishop faced 20 charges including voyeurism, burglary with intent, assault, and drug possession from incidents between 2022 and 2025.
- Some of Bishop’s crimes involved breaking into homes and recording victims during sexual activity.
- Bishop pleaded guilty at Guernsey’s Royal Court and Magistrate’s Courts in early 2024.
- Lucy experienced ongoing trauma, losing her sense of safety and sleep, and changed how she cares for her children.
- She criticized the police for giving advice like securing curtains and for circulating her image without permission.
- The court case was delayed multiple times before Bishop entered his guilty pleas.
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