By Sammie Jones-
Diane Healing, the 48 year old woman once married to Steven Dymonds who committed suicide after failing a Jeremy Kyle lie detector test is celebrating is death.
It sounds an awful thing to announce, but Healing says both her and her daughter were subjected to a hellish time under his controlling and abusive reign of terror. Branding him a lair and a bully, she said she does not want people to feel sorry for him at all.
Healing said: “I want people to know the truth. He was a prolific liar – to see people feeling sorry for him is horrible. What he did to me was horrendous.
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“He was a bullying, controlling man who tried to take over my life and those of my children. What he put us through was hell.”
“I used to think he was a gentle giant when I first met him but it couldn’t have been further from the truth. On one occasion, I was standing on the doorstep by the patio door at home and I was challenging him on his behaviour.
“He grabbed me around the shoulders and lifted me up as though I was as light as a feather and then hurled me onto the ground. From that moment on, I knew he wasn’t to be trusted and I left him.”
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Healing added: “My daughters and I have been distraught over him. “We have spent the last 15 years terrified of him. We are relieved he is dead.
“I’m glad he’s no longer here and I believe he took his own life because he was worried what was going to come out after he appeared on Jeremy Kyle.” The Jeremy Kyle show was axed after Symonds was found dead and Mps have launched an investigation into the way reality guests are looked after, following other deaths on Love Island. Every death of suicide is sad and tragic, but if Dymonds was a liar and controlling person with issues of depression, his death was no fault of ITV or the Jeremy Kyle show
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Dymond by all accounts was a criminal who was due to appear before magistrates for failing to pay fines relating to previous convictions. He had been fined £4,300 for two offences in 1997 for taking a vehicle without consent, and obtaining property by false representation. That sounds like a horrible person, making the decision to axe the show look wrong in retrospect. He produced a medical note to the show to prove that he was in a ft state to participate despite having been diagnosed with depression.
Jeremy Kyle today said he is “utterly devastated” about the cancellation ohis talk show after 15 years.The 53-year-old TV presenter said: “Myself and the production team I worked with for the last 14 years are all utterly devastated by the recent events. “Our thoughts and sympathies are with Steve’s family at this incredibly sad time.”
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P.S: The Eye Of Media.Com sends our condolences to the family of Steven Dymonds, who might be going through a difficult time following his death.
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