In a shameless text sent after the ambush, two of the women said 'we didn’t hurt her that bad'
Charlie Wilson, 25, Alysha Dean, 24, and Charlotte Corless, 23, 'barged' their way into Eve Sadler's home and launched a horrific 'premeditated' attack on her, kicking her 'repeatedly' and punching her, the Liverpool Echo reports. Miss Sadler's home was also smashed up by the 'intoxicated' women.
She had returned home from a night out to watch a Tyson Fury boxing match with two others and believed the person knocking was her landlady. But as she opened the door, she was confronted by Wilson, Dean and Corless, all from Runcorn, who burst in with Wilson leading the way and shouting 'I want my money'.
It ended when Miss Sadler’s male friends managed to keep the attackers away from their victim. Miss Sadler said when she contacted the police they told her she was 'safe in her own home and it wasn’t an emergency'. Miss Sadler also took five months off work, adding she didn’t feel safe in court at the plea hearing in November. All three attackers pleaded guilty to assault occasioning actual bodily harm at the first opportunity with Dean also admitting criminal damage.
He added Corless was 'struggling with her grief' at the time because she had lost two grandparents in a short space of time, but realised her behaviour in her words was '100 per cent wrong'. Mr Pritchard said Corless presented a 'realistic prospect of rehabilitation'.
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