A far-right thug who attended a demo to “Save Our Women and Kids” has been accused of being a vicious bully who abused his partners.
Material posted online by Caitlyn Scullion, 26, brands Alan Miller a violent brute who terrorised her as they brought up a child together.
Caitlyn posted shocking photos that show bleeding and bruising to her face and body.
And a separate post by Kerry Sweeney – a previous partner of the racist – brands him a hypocrite and the kind of “monster” that women need to be protected from.
Both women condemned Miller after video emerged of him acting disgracefully as far-right activists rioted at Glasgow Green last Saturday.
View 6 ImagesAnti Immigration Rally poster
Far Right thug Alan Miller
Miller, 26, was filmed while shouting threats to anti-racism campaigners.
He shouts to one person: “I’ll kick your c*** in.”
Sharing a clip of Miller at the demo, Caitlyn said: “He’s protesting about getting ‘immigrants out’ to protect women and children, when this is what he did to me.”
Posting images of cuts and bruises to her face, body and legs, she continued: “I want to heal and don’t want to be that ‘sick person’ because of what a monster did to me.
“Folk are probably sick of me posting about this, but I will continue to because it never leaves you mentally and as someone who also was subjected to torture, I feel like now is a time to show people that you can get out. This isn’t love.”
Caitlyn also told followers she considered taking her life during the abuse and added: “I’m not the only one he subjected to this.”
View 6 ImagesCaitlyn Scullion abused and battered by Far Right thug Alan Miller
Kerry Sweeney went on to post a scathing account of life with Miller, prior to him setting up home with Caitlyn.
Kerry said: “This is who we need to protect our women and children from. Treat him like the monster he is.
“He enjoys hitting women, even whilst pregnant and has absolutely no care or remorse.”
Kerry, from Glasgow, added: “I was with him from the age of 14 years. During this time I was physically abused, emotionally abused and cheated on.
Kerry said she was “threatened constantly” by Miller, who allegedly said he would slit her throat and then his own if she left him.
View 6 ImagesCaitlyn Scullion who was battered and abuse by Far Right thug Alan Miller
She said Miller was convicted of a domestic abuse but escaped with community service. She continued: “Anyone who knew me at the time knows what he put me through.”
Miller pled guilty to a charge of domestic abuse at Glasgow Sheriff Court in October 2017.
He was given 40 hours of community payback. Pleas of not guilty to two separate assault charges were accepted.
After Miller took up with Caitlyn, Kerry contacted her to warn her about the kind of man he was.
But Caitlyn initially refused to believe Miller was abusive, even after she became a victim herself.
She has since dedicated much of her TikTok activity to denouncing Miller for the violence she claims he subjected her to.
Last night her mum Lynn, 55, said her whole family had been caught up in the oppression used by Miller on Caitlyn. She said: “It was constant harassment and threats and violence. He pushed her down the stairs and he would scream in her face.
“We all wanted her to end the relationship, but he was a nasty bully who always promised he’d change and always produced a love bomb to persuade her to give him another chance.
View 6 ImagesCaitlyn Scullion had a message for Miller after he was pictured at the protest.
“It took a lot of courage for her to get out of his clutches.
“What he needs is a good spell in jail because he has managed to get little more than a slap on the wrist up to now.”
She added: “It is a sick joke that he is turning up at events to campaign for the protection of women. You couldn’t make it up.
“Women need protection from him.”
Caitlyn’s case was highlighted by anti-racism campaigner Jade Eckhaus, who posted on X: “This is Alan Miller. Yesterday, he joined the racist rampage through the city.
“His ex-partner has publicly documented his extreme violent abuse.
“This is the kind of man far-right spaces welcome without hesitation – violent, racist domestic abusers.”
The behaviour of many of the Glasgow far-right demonstrators has been condemned after footage showed some making Nazi salutes and spoiling for fights with police and counter demonstrators.
View 6 ImagesPolice officers hold back a protester during an anti-immigration protest organised by Unite the Clans Scotland
It is believed that scores of English right-wingers travelled to Glasgow to spread the unrest at the weekend. Police said 15 people had been arrested.
As well as the right-wing extremists, protesters from the anti-fascist side also wore masks at the event as insults were traded at Glasgow Green and surrounding streets.
Organisers of the event and similar protests have falsely blamed immigration for a claimed epidemic of attacks on women and children in recent years.
The event last weekend was badged as “Save Our Women and Kids” by the Unite the Clans group.
Alan Miller has been approached for comment.
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