TRIO JAILED FOR HORRIFIC TORTURE MURDER OF DISABLED MAN IN CORNWALL
Steven Hoskin was tortured by a gang of bullies before being thrown to his death off viaduct in a crime so horrific, it still haunts the town of St Austell in Cornwall to this day.The gang included Sarah Bullock, who was high on drugs and booze during the attack.
She is thought to be the one who put the dog's lead on Steven, telling him: ‘Time for walkies.’ Bullock, along with Darren Stewart and Martin Pollard, severely abused Steven, who had learning difficulties and was vulnerable.
Bullock was handed a ten-year detention for manslaughter for her role in his death.
She laughed as she stamped on Steven's hands, with Pollard looking on, as he fell to the ground.
After Steven's death, Bullock returned home and pestered Stewart for sex before reporting Steven missing.
She was convicted of manslaughter, reflecting her active participation in the assault.
The crimes shocked the local community, and the case highlighted failures in social services to protect Steven.
Bullock is now serving a ten-year detention after being jailed in 2007.
