A woman faced severe abuse from her partner, leading her to attempt suicide. The court heard how his threats and violence deeply affected her mental health.

He hit her, suffocated her, and even threatened to stab her. It was a nightmare that left her feeling hopeless.
In court, it was revealed that he would often insult her, calling her worthless and a bad mother. This constant belittling took a toll on her mental health.
One day, after a particularly bad argument, she tried to take her own life. Crimmins was there, goading her as she struggled.
The abuse started in June and continued until September last year. The first assault left her bleeding and scared.
After a night out, things escalated when he got angry over a message from her ex. He dragged her back into the living room, causing her to scream in fear.
The prosecutor shared how he choked her, making it hard for her to breathe. She managed to push him away, but the damage was done.
When she called the police, he pushed her down and took her phone, leaving her feeling trapped.
In her victim statement, she expressed how anxious and stressed she felt. The emotional scars ran deep, affecting her sleep and relationships.
She felt isolated and alone, struggling to rebuild her life after the abuse. The judge sentenced Crimmins to over two years in prison, but the impact of his actions will last much longer.
If you or someone you know is facing similar issues, there are resources available for help and support.