British mum who kept woman as ‘house slave’ for 25 years is jailed
Amanda Wixon, a British mother of ten, was sentenced to 13 years in prison for holding a vulnerable woman as a "house slave" for over 25 years in Gloucestershire, England. Beginning in 1995 when the victim was a teenager, Wixon forced her to perform manual labor, physically assaulted her, and deprived her of food and healthcare until 2021.

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AI-generatedAmanda Wixon, a British mother of ten, was sentenced to 13 years in prison for holding a vulnerable woman as a "house slave" for over 25 years in Gloucestershire, England. Beginning in 1995 when the victim was a teenager, Wixon forced her to perform manual labor, physically assaulted her, and deprived her of food and healthcare until 2021. The abuse included beatings with objects like broom handles, squirting washing-up liquid down her throat, splashing bleach on her face, and forcibly shaving her head. Wixon was convicted of false imprisonment and modern-day slavery offences, including forced labor and assault. The victim, who has a learning disability, is now in her 40s.
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5 extractedWixon would regularly beat the victim, including with a broom handle, knocking out her teeth.
The vulnerable woman had first moved into the home in 1995, remaining there until 2021.
Wixon was convicted in January of false imprisonment and modern-day slavery offences.
Amanda Wixon subjected the victim to more than 25 years of abuse.
A UK judge jailed Amanda Wixon for 13 years for forcing a woman to work as a “house slave”.