Controlling bully held razor to girlfriend's throat, hissing: 'Do you want me to kill you?'
A controlling bully held a razor to his girlfriend's face, hissing: "Do you want me to kill you?" Cowardly Steven Sheridan boasted his fists were his ‘secret weapon’.
The woman, who was 19 at the time, feared leaving and the dog being at risk, Minshull Street Crown Court heard.The relationship finally came to an end following a row in which Sheridan pulled her around by her hair and punched her in the face. “The defendant told her his fists were his secret weapon. He used abusive language towards her calling her ‘fat, freak and weirdo’ and said she had the mentality of a five-year-old,” she said.
In February 2022, the victim's friend received a message saying she was at A&E with bruising to her face. Her friend told her to ring the police, but she was too scared. She later received treatment for bleeding to her eyeball. “There is a fear of rejection which brings about a possessive outlook towards her and others. There was a lack of control and an inability to control his temper.”
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