In this adventure we explore the spooky grounds of a massive abandoned mansion hidden deep in the Scottish countryside. This mansion was first built as a house in 1915, then it was later converted and turned into a residential school.
In this adventure we explore the spooky grounds of a massive abandoned mansion hidden deep in the Scottish countryside. This mansion was first built as a house in 1915, then it was later converted and turned into a residential school.
The Criminal Trial and ConvictionThe Offender: Patricia Robertson (also known as Baxter), a 77-year-old retired teacher who volunteered and worked at the school.The Verdict: In October 2025, at the High Court in Glasgow, Robertson was found guilty of 18 charges of cruel and unnatural treatment towards young girls in her care between 1969 and 1984.The Abuse: The court heard testimony from numerous former residents who had been sent to the home for short-term respite care. The state-employed staff subjected girls aged 5 to 12 to physical violence, force-feeding them until they vomited, hair pulling, and public humiliation (particularly targeting children who wet the bed).The Sentence (December 2025)Robertson was given a community-based sentence by Lord Colbeck at the High Court in Glasgow:A three-year Probation Order involving strict supervision.A 12-month curfew requiring her to remain at her home address between 3:00 PM and midnight daily.A requirement to pay £1,000 compensation to each of the 18 complainers (totaling £18,000).Note: The leniency of the community sentence sparked significant public outrage from survivors and their families, who felt it did not reflect decades of carried trauma.....