An 8-year-old boy battered and knifed for several days by Helen Stark

Report has it that lady named Helen Stark has left an eight-year-old kid with awful wounds, battering and cutting him amid a week-long battle of barbarism.

Stark assaulted the powerless adolescent until the severity was spotted by a neighbour looking through a window.

According to a report by Daily Record, the 28-year-old claimed the witness was mistaken up and she had been attempting to stop the kid slamming bottles of juice off the floor.

At the point when police reached the entrance in Ayrshire, she effortlessly said she had been expecting a window cleaner and claimed that the victim's wounds were unintentional.

However, medical specialists discovered broad wounding to his head, neck, back and arms, alongside swelling and different scratches and cuts profoundly suggestive of non-unintentional damage, Kilmarnock Sheriff Court listened.

Stark later conceded attacking the little boy by striking him over and over on the head and body with her hands, exhibiting a blade, holding it against him and puncturing his skin.

She over and again seized him and debilitated viciousness, got him by the hair and repeatedly struck his head against an entryway and window ledge, all to his serious damage.

A charge that Stark, who had been caring for the little boy at the time in August 2015, threatened his life was erased in an agreed request.

Her not liable supplication to struggling to ruin justice, by undermining the youth that he would endure more cruelty unless he gave false explanations for his various wounds, was acknowledged.

However, she was likewise cleared of wilful disregard and exposing him to affliction by repeatedly declining to take him for restorative treatment.

Meanwhile, Jennifer Bain, defending, said Stark had a psychiatric issue including precarious temperament issue, was potentially bipolar, had post-traumatic anxiety issue and had been taking drugs for a long time.

Stark had encountered “a distressing incident when a fellow inmate set fire to herself in her cell and is extremely concerned about returning to where she witnessed the event,”  Mrs Bain included.

In any case, Sheriff Elizabeth McFarlane told Stark: “I find it galling to be told you were distressed by the incident in prison and yet you were not distressed by the injuries you caused to an eight-year-old boy.”

Sentence was conceded until one month from now for groundwork reports and Stark's bail was proceeded.