Drama as Pregnant woman Beats Her Own Mother to a Pulp in Their Home...You Won't Believe Why

Posted by Samuel on Fri 10th Feb, 2017 - tori.ng

A woman has gotten herself into more trouble than she bargained for after beating her own mother to a pulp in their home.

Aileen Cullinane

Aileen Cullinane, a pregnant single mother has shocked many people when she beat up her mother and stepfather during a row over her upbringing.

She has been hauled into court for allegedly committing the brutal act.

According to The Sun UK, Aileen Cullinane, 27, yanked the hair of her widowed mum Lynn Gradwell, 54, beat her up and then scuffled with Lynn’s second husband Mark, 51 as he tried to call police during a drunken bust-up.

The incident occurred last November after jobless Cullinane, from Eccles, near Salford, Greater Manchester – who claims £340 a month in state handouts – had knocked back eight cans of lager on the anniversary of her father’s death.

At the time she was three months’ pregnant with her second child and magistrates in Manchester were told she had split up with her boyfriend following a ”discussion” over the identity of the unborn child’s father.

Yesterday Cullinane arrived late for her court hearing sporting pink hair and purple lipstick and admitted two charges of assault by beating.

Aileen Cullinane heading to court

Prosecutor Miss Ann Deakin told JPs: "Emotions were running high and on the day in question the defendant had gone to the Gradwells' home with her 10-year-old daughter.

''Whilst there the defendant left her daughter with her mum and stepfather while she went to visit a friend.

"While she was out she accepts that she had some alcohol, some eight cans of lager.

''As a result when she returned to the address an argument happened with her stepfather about the defendant's upbringing.

"As a result of that there was an altercation between the defendant and her mother and stepfather.

"The defendant accepts that in relation to Lynne Gradwell she pulled her mother's hair twice.

"Mark was trying to call the police when she tried to stop him by grabbing the phone out of his hand and struck him - because she didn't want him to call the police at the time.''

In a statement Mrs Gradwell said she still loves her daughter and wants her to get the help that she needs.

Cullinane who has previous convictions for being drunk and disorderly, assault, criminal damage and possession of a weapon in a public place, was conditionally discharged for 18 months.

She was ordered to pay a £20 victim surcharge and £75 costs out of her benefits and has to pay a further £1,134 in outstanding fines.