Barbie Kardashian

The jury acquitted Ms Kardashian of threatening to kill or cause serious harm to Michael Mannix, a social care worker.

“I would bring a screwdriver to insert inside her genitalia because I am a woman and women rape using objects. Her residency at the unit had been extended beyond her 18th birthday by a High Court order, it was heard. Kardashian added that she only planned to exit her mother’s house once she had been satisfied she had left her mother to “bleed out”, by taking her pulse to ensure she was dead. He said some witnesses who had been involved in his client’s care, including Mr Mannix, agreed under cross-examination that Ms Kardashian had been diagnosed with “narcissistic personality disorder” and that she would engage in “shock behaviour” in order “to get attention” and they were aware she had suffered alleged abuse as a child. Kardashian’s barrister, Mark Nicholas SC, accepted she told staff at Coovagh House, during a meeting to plan her release into the community as she had turned 18, that she planned to travel to her mother’s house, overpower her, and torture her with a knife, a screwdriver, and boiling water.” The four-day trial heard Ms Kardashian had been diagnosed with a narcissistic personality disorder and that she would say shocking things to gain attention, and that she made the alleged threats while she was a resident at Coovagh House, a secure unit for children aged between 11 and 17 with serious behavioural difficulties.