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Strangulation is a serious form of assault where pressure is applied to a person's neck, restricting their breathing and blood flow to the brain. It's a very dangerous act, as even without visible marks, it can cause severe internal injury or death. In this story, Malcolm Potier was jailed for strangling Kirsty O'Donnell.
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