Horrific images show burns suffered by mum-of-two who was doused in petrol and set on fire by her boyfriend during row
Judy Malinowski, 33, has endured 52 operations in just 16 months as she battles back against terrible injuries
A MUM-of-two left with horrendous burns after her 'soulless' boyfriend doused her in petrol and set her alight has described her agony.
Judy Malinowski suffered horrific fourth and fifth-degree burns to 80 per cent of her body losing two fingers, both ears and her hair after then-lover Michael Slager committed his unforgivable crime.
The 41-year-old monster was sentenced to 11 years in jail on Monday.
But Judy, 33, from Ohio, now unrecognisable from her former self, has to contend with a lifetime of pain, surgery and mental trauma.
She has even been denied the chance to face Slager in court after he refused to challenge the charges against him.
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She told : "I never knew that a human being could be so evil. He just stood there and did nothing.
"The look in his eyes was pure evil."
Judy endured 16 months of agonising surgery as she battled back from the brink of death.
She still has open wounds on her bottom and back where skin grafts cannot heal the horrendous damage inflicted that August night in 2015.
Evil Slager claimed he accidentally set his lover alight while lighting a cigarette in Gahanna, Ohio.
But in truth he had doused her in petrol and set her on fire like a torch.
Judy lost her hair, both ears and two fingers after they melted in the fire.
She can only whisper due to horrendous damage to her throat and can no longer walk.
After 52 operations she still remains unrecognisable from the pretty, confident mum of two she was just a few short months ago.
The judge who sent Slager down for the maximum possible term told him: "There's nothing to say to a person like you, Mr Slager.
"You really do seem like one of those people who have no soul."
And the tragic mum, who has daughters aged nine and 12, told victims of domestic abuse like her to seek help.
"Get help. Run," she warned.
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