A heartbreaking incident involving the death of an XL Bully puppy named Zoom brought attention to a troubling case of animal cruelty. Zoom, a friendly young dog, tragically died from internal bleeding. His owner, Stephanie Watson, from East Kilbride, South Lanarkshire, with ties to Bellshill in North Lanarkshire, accused her then-boyfriend, Ryan Chalmers, of causing the dog's death. Chalmers, a violent career criminal nicknamed "Scottish Rambo," has a notorious history, including prior implication in a murder case.

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In a recording shared online, Chalmers is heard admitting to kicking Zoom. During the exchange, Watson confronts him about the incident but reassures him of her support while expressing concern for his mental health. This sparked outrage as viewers questioned her priorities and apparent leniency toward the act of cruelty.

Watson later claimed she would report Chalmers to the SSPCA, stating her intention to seek justice for Zoom. However, nine months later, no updates about a prosecution have emerged, leaving many to wonder if accountability will ever be achieved.

Recently, Watson has attracted further attention after reportedly embarking on a new career as a webcam model. Alarming allegations have surfaced based on still images from her content, suggesting disturbing acts involving a cropped-eared XL Bully. This has compounded her controversial reputation, which already included a criminal record for using a stolen credit card to fund cosmetic surgery and prior convictions for violence.

The allegations have been reported to Police Scotland. As this story continues to develop, it raises broader questions about accountability, animal welfare, and the impact of repeated offenses on public trust.