Child sex beast who threw partner down stairs and urinated on her to be kicked out of Britain

A child sex beast who threw his girlfriend down
stairs and urinated on her clothes is to be
deported.
Stefan Readenour, who was convicted of
grooming young girls in the US, will thrown out
of Scotland after he serves his jail sentence.
The vile thug, 29, threw his 21-year-old partner
down stairs, pulled her hair out and urinated on
her clothes.
Yesterday, German-born Readenour, who last
month admitted the attack, was branded a
danger to women and jailed for 14 months for
the ''protracted and frightening'' assault at the
home they shared in Falkirk in August.
Toni Pentecost, defending, told the town's
sheriff court Readenour accepted that he would
be deported.
He will stay in Barlinnie prison until the day he
is kicked out the country, reports the Daily
Record.
Last night the Home Office were still to find out
who will take vile Readenour, who has duel US-
German citizenship after moving to the States
as a baby.
Pentecost said: ''It's still up in the air whether
he goes to Germany or America.''
Last night, his victim, who has been living at a
secret address for fear of reprisal from
Readenour, said: ''I feel relieved knowing that he
will never be able to find me again.
"I'm glad that I can now live in peace and start
to feel safe again. I can finally move on with my
life and put all this behind me.''
He subjected his victim to the terrifying ordeal
when she told him she was leaving him. He had
received deportation papers the same day.
Readenour also seized her mobile phone, threw a
bottle at her, smashed a telephone and camera
and forced himself on top of her in his booze-
fulled rage.
He told her: ''I want you to die in this house.''
Sentencing him, sheriff Craig Caldwell said that
a background report revealed ''some very

concerning information'' and he made reference
to Readenour's ill-treatment of other ex-
partners.
The sheriff said: ''It's clear that you pose a
significant risk to women, particularly young
women.''
Readenour was convicted of grooming a 12-
year-old girl for sex while living in Indiana in
2004 but hid his sick past to get jobs in
Scotland, working in a Domino's, a Pizza Hut
and Mathieson's Bakers.
Readenour also sent offensive and threatening
communications texts to a Domino's regional
manageress after he was sacked last October.
He got four months for that offence.
Detective Chief Inspector Paul Cherrie, of Police
Scotland's specialist crime division, said
Readenour was monitored closely as soon as
police became aware of his past.