The killers who tortured and murdered the mother of three in the apartment in Ayr for life for life

Two killers who brutally tortured and murdered their mother three times were imprisoned for at least 42 years.

Michelle Ramage (43 years old) and Ryan Hill (27 years old) surrendered by Susan Turner a terrifying test, inflicting over 130 injuries.

Ramage was angry after discovering that Mrs. Turner SMS about your boyfriend Jason Bell, 51.

The 41-year-old was attacked at Bell’s Flat in Ayr, including with different weapons.

On Thursday, Ramage and Hill received life sentences at High Court in Glasgow.

Ramage was imprisoned for at least 22 years after he previously confessed to the murder in March 2023.

Hill was imprisoned for at least 20 years after the jury recognized him as guilty of the same complaint.

Lord Mulholland said couples: “You both were convicted of the murder of a defenseless woman who was not a threat to any of you.

“When she was subjected to a murderous assault, she begged you to let her go.

“You ignored her request and gave her a brutal and cowardly attack.

“It was similar to torture, which was clearly designed to humiliate and distort her as a woman.”

The judge warned a couple that they would never be released.

The trial heard Mrs. Turner remained near Jason Bella’s apartment at that time.

Bella’s brother told the court that Mrs. Turner would visit him two to three times a day.

Prosecutor Chris McKenna asked if Ramage was aware that the victim was in contact with his partner.

The jury heard the brother Bella told the police in a statement that Mrs. Turner “constantly” sending SMS -A Bell.

He said, “Michelle … you saw she was nervous. She became jealous – it was obvious. “

It was said that Ramage was confronted by Mrs. Turner before he killed her.

It is said that Bell told his brother: “They will murder her” or “they will end up getting rid of her.”

Bell sat outside his apartment when the police arrived.

The officers had to force entry to the poorly lit property.

Sergeant Craig McChlachlan remembered in the air a “very strong smell of blood”, and then “clearly died female” with injuries lying on the floor.

Bell was asked who the woman was, but she said she didn’t know.

In his final speech, Mr. McKenna told the jury that “only part of the body Susan Turner was not injured.”

Susan had three children from nine to 23 years old.

The prosecutor said that Ramage had 37 previous convictions, including a five -year prison period for abduction and a serious assault in 2010.

Hill had 11 previous beliefs, with a number of violence. He was at the time for a bail for the assault.

Bell also faced the murder, but was acquitted by the jury at the trial.

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