Three women tortured a man by pressing burning hair tongs and a cigarette lighter on to his genitals when they found he had dated three people at once , a court has heard . The trio also taunted the victim with a pizza cutter in what was described as like a scene from Reservoir Dogs . 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 him to a flat in Scarborough before strapping him to a chair . Natalie Lilley , who appeared at York Crown Court after admitting torturing a man in a scene like the film Reservoir Dogs . The three women and one man then carried out a prolonged attack on the victim , who was also forced to drink liquid wash before having the hot curling tongs pressed to his genitals . York Crown Court heard one of his tormentors also burnt him with a cigarette lighter as the others laughed and giggled . During the torture he also had a pizza cutter pressed to his cheek and was punched , kicked and slapped repeatedly . The court heard Earles bit the man 's ear , pushed his head down to his knees and used a cigarette lighter to burn the back of his neck , before threatening to suffocate him as she put a scarf around his mouth . She then ordered White to burn his genitals with hair curling tongs before pulling the chair back , causing him to fall backwards onto the floor . Leah White , who also took part in the attack , which saw the man have burning hot hair tongs pressed on his genitals . 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 . Teale untied the victim and picked him up off the floor , then went back to the bedroom and fell asleep , while Earles nodded off on a sofa . White then took the flat door keys out of his pocket and released the victim , whose Blackberry phone had been stolen and later pawned by Teale . The four torture suspects were later arrested after the victim 's step-mother called police . York Crown Court heard each blamed one another for the sickening attack but Teale and Earles were found to be the main protagonists . The four suspects were originally charged with falsely imprisoning the man on November 10 , 2013 , but this was eventually dropped by the Crown Prosecution Service and they each pleaded guilty to assault occasioning actual bodily harm . They appeared for sentence on Friday , when the court heard that Teale - who has previous convictions for assault and battery - had been smoking cannabis on the day in question . After being bailed by police , he went on to commit a burglary and was also charged with handling stolen goods taken in a separate raid . 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 attack . Barrister Andrew Temple , for Teale , said the defendants had lured the man to the flat to teach him a lesson for allegedly seeing several women at the same time , but he claimed that Earles had been the 'main player ' in the torture scene . Laura Addy , for Earles , said her client had severe mental health issues and was under Teale 's spell . York Crown Court , pictured , heard how as the victim 's burnt him with a cigarette lighter the others laughed and giggled . White 's defence barrister Glen Parsons said she had acted 'wholly out of character ' under orders from others . ' 'Her role was to use the ( curling ) tongs but she insisted they were n't on full heat , ' he added . Recorder Bernard Gateshill told the defendants : 'You all participated in an attack upon ( the victim ) which was designed to embarrass and humiliate him . ' Earles , of Scarborough , was spared a jail sentence because she had spent five months on remand and was 'clearly a troubled woman with a history of psychological difficulties ' . She was given a two-year community order with supervision , ordered to attend the Women 's Community Project in Scarborough for a 20-day course , and made to pay a £60 victim surcharge . Teale , of Malton , was jailed for 12 months for actual bodily harm , burglary and the handling offence . Lilley , of Scarborough , was given a two-year community order with supervision and 100 hours ' unpaid work . White was also given a two-year community punishment and ordered to take part in a 16-day course at the Women 's Community Project .
Lorraine Earles , 47 , Natalie Lilley , 19 , and Leah White , 22 , lured in victim . Strapped him to a chair in a flat and forced him to drink liquid wash . Pressed hot hair tongs to his genitals and a cigarette lighter to his neck . Gang punched , kicked and slapped the victim as well as biting at his ear . They also threatened to suffocate him by wrapping a scarf on his mouth . Women were joined by Brendan Teale , 27 , who also took part in attack . York Crown Court heard assault was like a scene from film Reservoir Dogs . The three defendants all admitted assault occasioning actual bodily harm . Are you the victim or do you know him ? Call 0203 6152611 or email jennifer.newton @ mailonline.co.uk .