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A woman has been jailed for eight weeks after vandalising the grave of a 22-year-old diabetic man and mocking his death three years after he suffered a hypo.
Simona Julius, 25, daubed paint on the headstone of Liam Scarman at Westerleigh Crematorium in Bristol in November and left a cruel note which read: Ha ha ha Liam. Looks like diabetes won again. P yhole bruv .
After the incident made headlines last year, Bristol Magistrates Court heard she wrote further offensive messages to named family members in Christmas cards days before the third anniversary of Liam s death.
Julius has never explained why she vandalised the grave and terrorised his family, causing a judge to call her actions perplexing and wicked .
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A woman has been jailed after vandalising the grave of a young diabetic man and leaving cruel notes to family members (Family handout/SWNS)
A woman has been jailed after vandalising the grave of a young diabetic man with the words: “Ha Ha Ha Liam. Looks like diabetes won again.”
Simona Julius also daubed “P hole bruv” in paint on the headstone of Liam Scarman, who died of diabetes at the age of 22 on Boxing Day 2017 after suffering a diabetic hypo.
The 25-year-old carried out the attack overnight between 26 and 27 November 2020, shortly before the third anniversary of Mr Scarman’s death.