Jealous Man Bites His Ex-girlfriend's Face 21 Times 'So No Man Would Look At Her Again' (Photos)

Posted by Victor on Sat 10th Dec, 2016 - tori.ng

A violent and jealous boyfiend has left a woman scarred for life after he sank his teeth deep into her skin biting her several times all over her face.

Melody Moon after the attack

A woman has recalled the terrifying moment her jealous ex bit her face 21 time so that 'no man would look at her again'

According to Dailymail, Melody Moon, 25, from Yeovil, Somerset, had broken up with her partner Jamie Mitchell, 27, after he became controlling and violent.

Jamie flew into a jealous rage and decided to attack Melody once he had persuaded her to visit his home to talk things through.

Melody said: 'Suddenly Jamie punched me to the ground and wrapped his hands around my throat.

Melody Moon and ex-boyfriend, Jamie Mitchell

'"You're going to die" he said and dragged me by my hair to the sofa.He said he was going to bite my face so no man would look at me again.

'As his face came towards mine I realised in disbelief he was sinking his teeth into my skin, biting my cheek, lips and ears.'

Melody was left with a fractured right eye socket, a broken nose and cheekbone, and lacerations all over my body.

She said: 'Jamie had torn into my face 21 times. It felt like he'd tried to eat me alive.

'When I saw my reflection I didn't recognise myself either. I thought Jamie was right, no one will ever look at me again. I looked like a monster.'

Melody Moon in hospital

She had split with Mitchell after he attacked her in the street following false accusations she cheated on him, but he lured her to his home by promising he only wanted to 'talk things through'.

The cook was left with a fractured right eye socket, broken nose, shattered cheekbone and cuts all over her body.

Melody has since been diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder and is being treated for anxiety, but a judge only handed Mitchell a two-month suspended sentence and a restraining order.

He admitted causing actual bodily harm, assault by beating and being in possession of a bladed object at Taunton Crown Court.