article_snippet: Lorraine Earles, 47, Natalie Lilley, 19, Leah White, 22, along with male defendant Brendan Teale, 27, had plotted revenge on the victim for allegedly seeing several women at a time and lured a man to a flat in Scarborough before strapping a man to a chair.
article_snippet: York Crown Court heard Earles bit one man's ear, pushed one man head down to one man knees and used a cigarette lighter to burn the back of one man neck, before threatening to suffocate one man as she put a scarf around one man mouth.
article_snippet: The frightening escalation of the assault prompted White and Lilley to alert Teale, who was reputedly the ringleader of the assault and took part in the beating, but had retired to a bedroom before Earles upped the ante in a scene reminiscent of the bloody Quentin Tarantino film.
article_snippet: York Crown Court heard each blamed one another for the sickening attack but Teale and Earles were found to be the main protagonists.
article_snippet: White, who had once been in a relationship with the victim, and Lilley, a mother-of-one on benefits, both had clean records up until the sickening attack.
article_snippet: Barrister Andrew Temple, for Teale, said the defendants had lured the man to the flat to teach the man a lesson for allegedly seeing several women at the same time, but the man claimed that Earles had been the 'main player' in the torture scene.
article_snippet: Laura Addy, for Earles, said Laura Addy client had severe mental health issues and was under Teale's spell.
article_snippet: Earles, of Scarborough, was spared a jail sentence because White's defence barrister Glen Parsons had spent five months on remand and was 'clearly a troubled woman with a history of psychological difficulties'.
highlights_snippet: Lorraine Earles, 47, Natalie Lilley, 19, and Leah White, 22, lured in victim .
  
highlights_snippet: Women were joined by Brendan Teale, 27, who also took part in attack .
  
highlights_snippet: Are you the victim or do you know the victim?