TASMIN GLASS KILLED UNBORN CHILD'S FATHER IN KIRRIEMUIR AND IS NOW BACK BEHIND BARS

In a shocking turn of events, Tasmin Glass, a woman from Kirriemuir, has been re-incarcerated after her early release from prison. Glass, aged 26, was originally sentenced to ten years in 2019 for her significant involvement in the brutal murder of Steven Donaldson, an oil worker from Arbroath. The crime was particularly heinous, as she was identified as the mastermind behind the plot that led to her ex-partner's death in a playpark in Kirriemuir, Angus.

Her conviction was based on evidence that highlighted her pivotal role in orchestrating the attack, which resulted in the tragic loss of Steven Donaldson's life. The murder shocked the local community and drew widespread condemnation. Despite serving less than five years of her sentence, Glass was granted parole last July, a decision that sparked outrage among residents and victims' families alike.

Following her release, concerns grew when she was spotted near an East Lothian primary school, raising fears about her presence in the community and prompting public outrage. The authorities have now confirmed that her parole license has been revoked, leading to her return to incarceration. This development underscores the ongoing debate about parole decisions and public safety in the region.