In 2026, the Offender Database recorded that Lee Milne, also known as Lee Roy or “Jaffa,” of Forfar, Angus, was unmasked as a convicted child sex predator following his conviction for the culpable homicide of his wife. On appearing at the High Court in Glasgow in March 2026, it was reported that Milne’s wife, Kimberly Brice, plunged to her death from a motorway bridge on the A90 in Dundee in 2023 to escape his “vile” domestic abuse. The court reported that while awaiting trial for her death, Milne pounced on two boys, aged 10 and 11, during the summer holidays in 2024.
The investigation established that parents in the Forfar area had previously warned their children to “steer clear” of Milne. Police Scotland reported that the first victim recognized Milne as a “creepy” local figure his mother had warned him about before the defendant hugged him and “monstrously” groped his private parts at a set of traffic lights. The prosecution reported that a second boy was sexually assaulted on a pathway near Forfar Loch, where Milne groped the child’s buttocks over his clothing in a “sick” display of predatory behavior.
Judicial Findings and Investigative Detail
The court reported that Milne was convicted of the sexual offences during a three-day trial in August 2025 but the details were suppressed until the conclusion of the homicide trial. The High Court in Glasgow heard how Milne had “tricked” Kimberly into marriage in 2022, subsequently subjecting her to strangulation, isolation, and physical assault, including a bite mark. The prosecution reported that Kimberly was so “terrorized” by the man she once called “Prince Charming” that she slept with a knife under her pillow before ultimately choosing to jump from a bridge on the A90 to escape him.
Mr. Prentice, prosecuting, noted that the circumstances of Kimberly’s death had brought “great misery” to her family in Dundee. For his actions in Forfar, Angus, and Dundee, Milne was convicted of the landmark culpable homicide charge—a Scottish legal first for domestic abuse leading to a suicide. The judge noted that the jury was unaware of Milne’s status as a sex predator who had been ordered to complete the Moving Forward Making Changes therapy program for high-risk offenders after being placed on the sex offender register in 2025.
Sentence and Statutory Requirements
For his crimes in Scotland, Lee Milne has been handed:
- Conviction: Culpable Homicide of Kimberly Brice (March 2026).
- Custodial Status: Remanded in custody for sentencing in April 2026.
- Sex Offenders Register: Placed on the register in August 2025 for his attacks on children.
- Orders: Banned from contacting children under 16 for three years; three-year supervision order.
- Therapy: Ordered to complete the Moving Forward Making Changes program for high-risk predators.
- Judicial Oversight: Convicted at the High Court in Glasgow.
- Origin: Forfar, Angus.
Monitoring and Public Protection
Milne is managed under Multi-Agency Public Protection Arrangements (MAPPA) at the highest level of oversight by Police Scotland and the Scottish prison estate. Due to the “vile” combination of lethal domestic abuse in Dundee and the sexual targeting of young boys in Forfar, his management is subject to intensive scrutiny by the Public Protection Unit.
As a member of the Sex Offenders Register, Milne must comply with notification requirements regarding his identity and residence for a duration to be finalized at his next sentencing hearing. Authorities state that his history of “manipulative” grooming of his wife and the physical molestation of children in Forfar, Angus, necessitates permanent and stringent monitoring of his conduct. Any further misconduct or breach of his court-imposed restrictions in Dundee, Glasgow, or elsewhere will result in his continued and indefinite incarceration for the protection of the public.
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