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Fife woman convicted of ear bite attack told she faces prison © Supplied by Facebook Thank you for signing up to The Courier daily newsletter Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up A Fife woman has been convicted of a gory attack in which she bit part of a care home worker’s left ear off after a round-the-clock party. A jury at Kirkcaldy Sheriff Court returned a guilty verdict, after Shan Marshall’s three-day. Marshall, 27, had denied the grizzly assault on Chantelle Mitchell but the majority of jurors agreed she had assaulted Ms Mitchell, seized her by the body, r...

Thank you for signing up to The Courier daily newsletter Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up A care home worker told a jury how she lost part of her ear when an epic round-the-clock house party ended in violence. Chantelle Mitchell said she was attacked after passing out after a marathon drinking session in Cardenden. The 25-year-old fell asleep on a couch after knocking back vodkas and beers for more than 24 hours. She told Kirkcaldy Sheriff Court she sobered up when she was attacked by another woman who, she claims, bit off part of her left ear.

Updated: May 7, 2021, 9:26 am © Steve Brown / DCT Media The trial is being held at Kirkcaldy Sheriff Court A woman accused of biting off part of another woman’s ear did not appear to spit the chunk out afterwards, a court has heard. Sian Marshall is alleged to have attacked Chantelle Mitchell, known as Nelly, at an address in Cardenden in 2019. It is alleged the 27-year-old caused Ms Mitchell permanent disfigurement after tearing off part of her flesh with her teeth. Kirkcaldy Sheriff Court heard Ms Mitchell was among a group of people at a boozy gathering at Diane Storrar’s home.

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