Christopher Forrest's victim feared she was going to die.
Christopher Forrest was convicted of multiple assaults on his terrified 33-year-old victim at the home they previously shared in Blantyre. But now he claims he's being treated unfairly because she's posted footage of him attacking her on social media, Lanarkshire Live reports.
The attacks happened at their home in Greenhall Place, Blantyre, between July 2017 and August 2020. Forrest also admitted threatening or abusive behaviour towards the woman. "That commentary and her interpretation of it should not be in this report. I don't think it is helpful that the report author viewed evidence in the case.The case was continued until next month for further background information and Forrest had his bail continued.
Four months later the couple argued in their bedroom and Forrest again grabbed his partner by the throat, calling her a cow. The third assault happened on August 8, 2020. By this time the couple had separated but were still in contact over their shared property.
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