RICKY GUILLOT'S BRUTAL CRIMES IN INSCH: SHOCKING DOMESTIC ABUSE REVEALED

A disturbing case of domestic violence has come to light involving Ricky Guillot, a 51-year-old man from Insch, who subjected his former wife to a series of physical and psychological abuses over a span of several years, from 2018 to 2023. The details of the court proceedings reveal a pattern of escalating violence and threatening behavior that culminated in a particularly alarming incident in May of the previous year.

According to court records, Guillot’s actions on that day included physically assaulting his wife and forcibly ejecting her from their residence in Insch during an argument. The situation took a terrifying turn when Guillot pulled a knife and pressed it against her face, asking her, “Are you wanting to die today?” This act of intimidation was part of a broader pattern of abuse that had been ongoing for years. The court heard that Guillot’s violent tendencies were not isolated incidents; in December 2019, he had threatened to “kick her fat ass” and “slap that look out of her face,” during a heated argument. During that confrontation, he was recorded as admitting to deliberately hurting her, further illustrating the abusive nature of their relationship.

The most recent incident in May 2022 involved a brutal assault where Guillot physically grabbed his wife by the neck, attempted to throw her out of the house, and tried to choke her. He also kicked her and struck her repeatedly on the back of her head, followed by punching her. The court heard that after she refused to do the dishes, Guillot’s violence escalated to the point of wielding a kitchen knife, holding it under her chin, and again asking if she wanted to die. Following this, he pushed her out of the house and locked her outside, leaving her with multiple injuries. These actions resulted in a series of injuries to his wife, highlighting the severity of the abuse she endured.

Ricky Guillot ultimately pleaded guilty to charges of assault, threatening behavior, and a course of abusive conduct. The court took into account the seriousness of his actions and imposed a sentence that included a community payback order with two years of supervision, mandatory participation in a domestic abuse program, and a non-harassment order for the same period. Additionally, Guillot was fitted with an electronic monitoring tag to ensure compliance with the court’s orders. The judge emphasized that this case was very serious and acknowledged that the relationship had deteriorated significantly. However, the judge also noted that this was Guillot’s first offense and considered his actions to be out of character, which influenced the leniency of the sentence.