John Gizzi: 'Devil Monster' Jailed for Domestic Abuse Towards His Partner
He received a nearly five-year sentence after a court heard evidence of repeated abuse, threats and strangulation against Natasha Farah.
- On Thursday, November 12, Mold Crown Court sentenced John Gizzi, 55, to four years and 11 months in prison for coercive control, intentional strangulation, and failing to comply with a court notice.
- Gizzi began a relationship with Natasha in 2024, during which he repeatedly subjected her to coercive control and intentional strangulation through physical assaults and psychological manipulation.
- Evidence detailed assaults at a gym and outside Colwyn Bay Football Club, where Gizzi told Natasha she "had to behave in a certain way before getting them back" regarding high-value items he controlled.
- Judge Simon Mills imposed domestic abuse protection and restraining orders for 15 years, telling Gizzi his behaviour "ought, if you have a soul, to haunt you for the rest of your life."
- Natasha remains in hospital in an unresponsive state with serious brain damage after being found unconscious in her Rhos-on-Sea flat in April, though no evidence links Gizzi directly to this injury.
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The judge said that John Gizzi's case was one of the worst cases of coercive control the court had ever heard.
Man jailed for abusing partner and strangling her sister
Nation.Cymru staff A St Asaph man who subjected his partner to sustained physical and verbal abuse and strangled her sister has been jailed for four years and 11 months. John Damon Gizzi, 55, of Cwttir Lane, was sentenced at Mold Crown Court on 12 November after pleading guilty last month to controlling and coercive behaviour, […]
St Asaph man John Gizzi sentenced for domestic abuse
John Gizzi, 55, of Cwttir Lane in St Asaph, has been sentenced to four years and 11 months’ imprisonment at Mold Crown Court for serious domestic abuse offences. The defendant pleaded guilty to controlling and coercive behaviour, intentional strangulation, and failing to disclose a mobile phone PIN code. Judge Simon Mills presided over the hearing, which concluded with a significant custodial sentence reflecting the severity of the crimes. The c…
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