Monitor keeps paedophile on track The Little Pebble with a companion / Picture: John Grainger Source: News Corp Australia PAEDOPHILE cult leader William "Little Pebble" Kamm was moments into his walk, hand-in- hand with his female companion, when his "star" tracking device ­activated. The 65-year-old notorious child rapist, who was released from Long Bay Jail days ago, has the highest level monitoring for parolees in NSW. Within 10 minutes of leaving his CBD unit, the former South Coast sect leader was fiddling with his monitoring device in the middle of George St. The Little Pebble / Picture: John Grainger Source: News Corp Australia The Little Pebble and a companion / Picture: John Grainger Source: News Corp Australia Mobile phone in hand, Kamm spoke to corrective services after his GPS location was transmitted and then was quickly on his way, sightseeing, shopping and getting a coffee. When approached by The Daily Telegraph he said he had "nothing" to say to his victims. Asked if he was reformed, he replied: "Reformed? As much as possible. Kamm is believed to have ­fathered more than 20 children during his days as a cult leader at the Order of Saint Charbel near Nowra. Kamm told his followers there would be a new holy era when he would have 12 queens and 72 princesses. This religious harem would father his children to create an "immaculate race." He wrote sexually explicit letters to his victims, signing them as the mother of Christ. The girls" parents were told God had told him their girls needed to have sex with him. Kamm said he was feeling "good." I'm good. Great," he said. It is understood there were technical issues with Kamm's electronic monitoring but Corrective Services declined to comment. "The conditions imposed by the State Parole Authority include that Mr Kamm be electronically monitored," a spokeswoman said. There had been no lapses in the surveillance, she said. After visiting a Medicare office near Wynyard Kamm stopped in for a coffee at Gloria Jeans on ­George St. Kamm spent more than nine years locked up for the rape and sexual abuse of two 15-year-old girls in the early 1990s. One of the girls was forced to have a sexual relationship with him for five years from the age of 14 before having his child. Kamm is on parole until October next year. He must not visit the Shoalhaven area, contact his victims and not approach children aged under 16 unless accompanied by a responsible adult. Cult leader the Little Pebble in 1998. Originally published as Monitor keeps paedophile cult leader in check