A channel 4-star has been convicted for a five-year terror campaign that he pursued against his girlfriend.
Jack Woodman, who appeared on the Bodyshockers series, was found guilty of Bristol Crown Court of serious physical injury and two counts of actual physical injury.
The process heard how the treatment he made to his ex-partner included the breaking of her jaw, pulling her hair out and threatening to burn her with styling judges.
The family of his former girlfriend Crystal Taffs said today: “Woodman now has what he always longed for – to be famous.”
In the three separate strokes, Woodman, 33, crystal hit the face and broke her jaw, pulled a clog off her hair and also threatened to burn her with a few hair borders.
After the verdict, the stepfather of his victim Dave Priddle said: 'This is a victory, not just for my stepdaughter, but for all women who have to suffer domestic violence and control and compulsive behavior.
'Woodman made the life of Crystal a living nightmare until she finally broke and walked away from him with their two children.
“The only thing he ever worried about was himself and his ruthless endeavor to be famous.
Jack Woodman appeared on the hit reality show Bodyshockers, a show that meets people in the United Kingdom who regret their plastic surgery or body art and wanting to reverse or cover
'Woodman now has what he always longed for – to be famous. But that fame has come a huge prize.
“The jury clearly went through the lies he told and did not think he was a credible character.”
Judge Leslie Blohm KC has postponed the conviction to a date that must be determined for reports about Woodman to prepare.
He said to Woodman: “I give your conditional bail, but the chance is that you will be confronted with custody.”
The five -day process at Bristol Crown Court heard how the former owner of the PIONSHOP had been to Crystal for five years and the couple had two children together.
Their relationship ended in 2022 when she finished the house they shared with Woodman's mother after a series of success.
Caitlin Evans said: “On Father's Day in 2022 he hit Mrs. Taffs after picking him up after a night out in a casino in which he had lost a considerable amount.”
Crystal, now 29, told how their relationship started after she walked her job as a hairdresser to start working in Woodman's Pawnshop, Jack's Cash in Bedminster, Bristol.
She described how he attacked her in the store and said: 'One day I had agreed to cut my brother's hair, but Jack didn't let me go until I had cleaned all the TVs in the pawn shop.
“He was not happy with the standard of my cleaning of the TVs and he said I was a lazy b ****.
“He stood opposite me and hit me on the right side of the face that was pain.
“I said I think you have switched off my teeth and he said:” If you don't mouth yourself, I will make sure I switch off the other teeth. ” I was very panic because it just didn't feel right.
“He let me stay in the store and I sent an SMS to my stepmother and apologized that I couldn't cut my brother's hair today. I didn't tell anyone what had happened.
“I was in pain and very anxious and very scared. I didn't know if something had been broken, but I worked like normal at Jack's Cash.
'I went to A&E because I couldn't eat physically because it was too painful and went to A&E, but it was way too busy and [I] was told that it would take up to five hours.
'I was aware that Jack would come home that evening and so I went back to his house.
'I went back to A&E the next day and had taken X -rays that showed that my jaw had been broken.
“I was referred to a surgeon in the Bristol Dental Hospital who said I would need surgery to repair my jaw.”
In another incident during the weekend of the queen's platinum of the queen, Taffs told how Woodman attacked her in the car when she rode a family meal back.
She said: 'During the trip home he told me that I was boring to be with.
'It was a verbal argument, but I remember that he was pulling my hair, what was something he often did.
“He put out his hand and just pulled out a clog of my hair and left me with a bare patch.
'I was really upset and started crying when I looked in the mirror.
“He came in and started to get pretty angry. He pushed me on the bed and threatened to burn me with my judges.
“He let me be stuck with his hands around my neck so that I couldn't move. I lay on the bed and he broke the judges next to my face.
“I was petrified, but he didn't burn my face. This was not unusual during the five years and I was terrified. '
Woodman from Kingswood in Bristol, denied the charges, but the jury of seven women and five men only lasted two hours to return guilty judgments.
