 relationship with a woman a decade ago. Scottish newspaper the Inverness Courier reported that Bunce took a session too far when he used a small knife on her backside, leaving her with a four-inch scar. BDSM practitioners often follow strict rules when it comes to sex, consent and pain-inducing acts, Inverness Sheriff Court heard. Fiscal depute (a prosecutor in Scottish sheriff courts) Pauline Gair said: 'The relationship involved BDSM behaviour and included the use of ropes, whips, and other implements by consent but never knives. 'On one occasion he told her that she had to be punished, tied her up, gagged her, blindfolded her and attached her to a hook on the ceiling. 'He was whipping the woman who complained it was sore and he stopped. She then felt blood running down her leg and saw a small knife. 'It appeared to have been used to inflict a four-inch cut to her right buttock. She did not seek medical attention and it has left a scar.' The court heard Bunch, of Ardgowan, Croy, kept saying sorry to the victim after the incident at a house on St Ninian's Drive. Defence counsel Lorenzo Alonzi said: 'What happened after being cut and bleeding was he immediately apologised, saying 'oh s**t, sorry.' 'He appeared to get a fright and said he hadn't intended to draw blood. 'The relationship did continue for a short while afterwards. And that night he repeatedly said he was sorry.' Bunce admitted to assaulting the woman and cutting her body with a knife. Gair said a guilty plea had been hashed out before Bunce was due to stand trial before a jury. His bail was extended until sentencing on December 19 but if a judge feels there was a 'significant sexual element to the offence he faces being added to the Sex Offender's Register. Get in touch with){kind=link}
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A sex game went wrong when a man cut a woman’s buttocks after tying her up, blindfolding and gagging her before hanging her from a hook.
Isaac Bunce, 54, was in a bondage, discipline, dominance, submission and sadomasochism (BDSM) relationship with a woman a decade ago.
Scottish newspaper the Inverness Courier reported that Bunce took a session too far when he used a small knife on her backside, leaving her with a four-inch scar.
BDSM practitioners often follow strict rules when it comes to sex, consent and pain-inducing acts, Inverness Sheriff Court heard.