Tasmin Glass’s shattered appearance today in the dock at Edinburgh High Court is the polar opposite of the young women she was known as.
She looked on with tears in her eyes as Judge Lord Pentland described her as manipulative and devious as he caged her for 10 years.
The moment – applauded by some in the public gallery – completed her fall from grace.
Earlier this month, The Record revealed how she was on the verge of a glittering West End musical career.
We told how she has won a string of singing awards and had even been praised in Parliament.
But her dreams are in tatters as she returns to jail for the key role she played in the brutal torture and death of Steven Donaldson.
Murderers Steven Dickie and Callum Davidson were given life sentences with a minimum term of 23 and 24 years respectively at the High Court in Edinburgh.
Glass was sentenced to a decade behind bars after being convicted of culpable homcide.
She lured Mr Donaldson, 27, from from Arbroath to a playpark on June 6 last year.
There he was attacked by Dickie and Davidson, before being driven to Kinnordy Nature Reserve near Kirriemuir, Angus, where he was killed with a heavy, bladed weapon.
His body was later set alight.
