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Robert Easom severed his partner's spinal cord in a brutal attack, which left her paralysed after she said she was leaving him. Following the attack, he called 999 and said she had "fallen out of bed" and "landed in a bad way with her neck".

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Chilling footage shows Trudi Burgess using her head movements to communicate to police after her partner paralyzed her. Trudi Burgess, 57, from Chorley, Lancashire, had been in a relationship with Robert Easom for eight years before he attacked her on February 17, 2025. Throughout the relationship Trudi quietly documented the abuse in the notes section of her phone as a way of making sense of what was happening to her, recording everything from verbal abuse to violent physical assaults. His abuse included dragging her upstairs by the head, strangling her with a sheet over her face, and telling her the next day he was "just trying to teach her a lesson." On the day of the final attack, Trudi told Easom she was not making their customary cottage pie and was leaving him. He flew into a rage and attacked her so violently that she heard her own neck crack. The assault severed her spinal cord, leaving her tetraplegic and requiring continuous specialist care. After the attack Easom called 999 and told operators she had simply fallen out of bed. He then begged Trudi to back up his story, telling her he would lose his sons and his business if the truth came out. At her most vulnerable, she initially agreed. But when emergency workers arrived and asked her directly who had caused her injuries, Trudi nodded to confirm it was him. The jury at Preston Crown Court took just 27 minutes to convict Easom of wounding with intent. The sentencing judge told him "no sentence I can pass could begin to equal the harm you have caused." He was jailed for 16 years with a further four years on licence. Trudi remains in a spinal rehabilitation unit with no movement from the chest down, no use of her hands, and no control over basic bodily functions. She will never walk again.

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