David McPhee

Jack Airens and Chase Johnstone, both 20, subjected their victim to hours of physical and mental abuse, even shaving off half his hair.

Elizabeth Sweeney, 36, is accused of killing Neil Jolly, 51, by repeatedly punching him and striking him to the head and body with a kettle.

Witness Beata Baszczuk, 28, told police that Elizabeth Sweeney was angry with Neil Jolly and she had had "enough" of him.

Mohamed Meskini was sacked after his first day at The Fade Factory - and resorted to violence when his boss refused to take him back.

Elizabeth Sweeney is on trial at the High Court in Aberdeen accused of murdering boyfriend Neil Jolly, 51, by repeatedly striking him on the head and body with a kettle.

Scott Thomson, 29, admitted two assaults on his victim, including one in an Aberdeen hotel room.

Scott McClorey, 50, spat in the frightened pensioner's direction and used a racial slur before he brutally attacked him.

Jurors also heard from a witness who told police he'd seen murder accused Elizabeth Sweeney wearing a pair of trainers that were “caked in blood”.

Elizabeth Sweeney was captured on CCTV during the time she is alleged to have murdered Neil Jolly.

Forensic scientist Pamela Bower said one explanation for Neil Jolly’s injuries was that he had been repeatedly struck with a kettle.