This picture shows what Sean did to his ex after abandoning him. Now see how long the judge has imprisoned him
A jealous ex-husband was sentenced to 18 years in prison after trying to murder his former partner and friend by hitting his car into their partner and threatening to kill his stepdaughter.
Shawn Marsh followed Kylie on May 6, 2023 on a road near Goulburn, NSW near the town of NSW.
“The criminal has no regrets or opinions about his crime and blames the victim for his actions,” the report said. Daily Telegram.
The court heard previously that after the two separated in December 2022, Marsh showed up uninvited at places his former partner visited, such as cafes and shopping malls.
He also texted her that it was a “bad move” to get her new partner to move into her house, a fact he determined by taking out his property.
The swamp also sent a disturbing letter to one of Kylie’s two daughters, instructing what she should do after the crash she intended. His ex-partner found it before she read it.
The letter warned that Marsh “organized two situations” where the first involved collecting her mother’s life insurance and handing her pension to her sister, after which she would be “raped once” by an unspecified perpetrator.
If she fails to follow the instructions, Marsh warns that she will be “kidnapped, raped for four days, and then killed.”
Police attempted to arrest Shawn Marsh by slamming the SUV into her Suzuki hatchback
He cut off one side of it and sent it into the paddock with his ex, her friend was injured
On the day of the crash, emergency services were summoned to Crookwell, 45 kilometers northwest of Goulburn, after reports that the SUV and a hatchback collided head-on.
The swamp looked at the car before heading towards the binoculars. He planned to open the car’s head, but cut one side, which caused it to fall into the paddock.
The driver of the hatchback, a 59-year-old woman and her 48-year-old female passenger were trapped and had to be released by firefighters and rescuers.
They were treated on site before being taken to Goulburn Hospital for treatment. The court heard that both of them suffered long-term injuries and trauma.
Uninjured Marsh told the scene officials that it was a “family situation.”
He was charged with predatory driving, using offensive weapons intended to commit prosecutable crimes and violating AVO (domestic) ban/restriction.
The allegations of attempted murder and threats to kill the stepdaughter were added later.
Judge Barry said during the sentencing: “While Mr. Marsh sticks to his point of view, blames the victims, and maintains his own self-righteous attitude towards what he does, he has no good prospects for recovery and no possibility of offending again.”
“Women are not property that belongs to men.”
