A infamous Scottish child murderer, Rachel Trelfa, has publicly criticised her accomplice in a vehement denunciation.
Rachel Trelfa has alleged that her former civil partner, Nyomi Fee, is a “master manipulator.”
The duo was found guilty of murdering Trelfa’s kid, Liam, in 2014, who sustained fatal cardiac injuries akin to those observed in road traffic accident fatalities.
In December 2011, Rachel Trelfa and Nyomi Fee relocated from Ryton, near Newcastle-upon-Tyne, to Fife following Rachel Trelfa’s separation from the father of her infant son, Liam.
Their trial at the High Court in Livingston in 2016 revealed that Fee attempted to attribute Liam’s death to another youngster.
Medical professionals discovered that Liam had experienced a burst heart due to one or more impacts to his body. They also identified twin fractures of his femur and humerus. They documented almost 30 injuries on his body.
Rachel Trelfa stated: “My former partner, Nyomi Fee, subjected me to abuse and is an adept manipulator who consistently deceives.” She really confused me.
Liam experienced severe neglect and endured the final days of his life in excruciating pain due to an untreated broken leg and shattered arm.
The malevolent duo confined two further lads in a rudimentary cage, a portion of which was concealed beneath their bedding.
During the couple’s trial, Nyomi Fee was characterised as “domineering,” and it was asserted that she was the “primary instigator” in Liam’s murder.
Fee received a sentence of 24 years, while Rachel Trelfa was sentenced to six months less for her reprehensible role in permitting and contributing to the murder of her son. Both will be eligible for release after 12 years.
Rachel Trelfa’s denunciation of her former partner occurred in a character reference she composed for her incarcerated associate, murderer Jayney Sutherley.
Rachel Trelfa contends that Fee fabricated allegations against Sutherley, who was exonerated in court of conducting a homophobic and transphobic campaign against Fee and her transgender partner, Alex Stewart, previously identified as Alan Baker during his incarceration for murder in 2013.
Hairdresser Sutherley, who fatally stabbed a man with scissors, had been charged with harassing Fee and Stewart.
Rachel Trelfa stated on Fee: “She significantly confused me, but Jayney has consistently provided support.”
I can assert with complete sincerity that Jayney is not homophobic and has never offended me. She is a delightful individual who assists others.
She states, “I would like to express that I have a very pleasant friendship with Jayney.” She has embraced me and provided guidance. She is exceedingly supportive of me.
Rachel Trelfa states that she is in a relationship with another lady, despite her incarceration. She stated, “I am homosexual and in a relationship with a woman.” Janey has consistently supported me in times of difficulty.
We collaborate at the hair salon, and she has imparted extensive knowledge to me. I possess ample time for her.
In May, Jayney’s trial examined allegations of transphobia against her, primarily due to her insistence on referring to Stewart, who had complete male biology, as a man.
Sheriff Millar determined the charges to be unsubstantiated.
The charge impeded Sutherley from seeking parole for over a year.
Sutherley, aged 51, fatally stabbed 40-year-old Alistair MacFadyen in the heart at a residence on Fairway Avenue, Glenburn, Paisley, in June 2019.
She received a sentence of six years and eight months after admitting admission to culpable homicide. She was initially charged with murder.
The Crown accepted the diminished plea on grounds of provocation.
The man had been released from prison for two days when he was stabbed. In 2013, Baker enticed 36-year-old John Weir into his residence in Bonhill, West Dunbartonshire, before inflicting at least 16 stab wounds against him. He asserted self-defence but was found guilty of murder.
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