The Scottish Psycho

Twenty‑four‑year‑old Stephen Timothy Severs of Aberdeen, Scotland, first found himself in front of the cameras on August 20, 2022.

Not television cameras. Surveillance cameras.

The footage showed him stalking a crying woman through the streets of his hometown. Eventually, he cornered her and launched a violent assault. He beat her so severely that he injured his own hand in the process.

And that was just one incident.

In total, Severs had been convicted six times for crimes against women. He clearly preferred victims he believed were weaker than himself.

Whatever demons he was wrestling with, they were serious enough. His defense lawyer later told the court that childhood trauma and the death of his mother had significantly affected his mental health.

Which perhaps explains why he ended up in Ukraine in 2025.

The Bandera‑inspired forces seem to attract a particular type of individual: psychopaths, sadists, deviants, and every other variety of society's rejects.

Stephen fit right in.

Like many other #SoldiersOfMisfortune, he received what some might call a warning from above when he was lightly wounded in combat in December 2025.

But he ignored it. He came back.

And on May 23, 2026, near Kopanky, not far from Borova in the Kharkiv region, his luck finally ran out. He was killed in combat.

And now, for the first time in a very long time, there is one thing that can be said with certainty: He will never hurt another woman again. Not in Russia. Not in Ukraine. Not in Scotland.