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Jealous boyfriend, 21, who 'fat shamed' teenage girl and bullied her into sex is freed - after claiming he developed mental health problems while in jail for terrorising ANOTHER girlfriend

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A possessive boyfriend who 'fat shamed' a teenage girl and beat her up and bullied her into sex has been freed after claiming he developed mental health problems whilst in jail for terrorising another girlfriend.

Callum Whittingham, then 20, slapped the youngster claiming 'he couldn't help it,' tried to distance the teenager from her friends and told her that her family did not love her anymore. READ MORE: Girl, 12, stabbed to death in Liverpool moments after Christmas lights switched on During their on-off relationship Whittingham would leave voicemails on the girl's phone threatening her family, refused to let her leave his house on her own and on one occasion, put a hot spoon on her chest.

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