Magaluf stabbing – Horrifying pictures show Scot’s gaping wounds after he was ‘stabbed six times by an Englishman’ in party resort
Andrew Mulholland said he followed a trail of blood back to his brother's Spanish hotel room where he found the lad 'out cold'
HOLIDAY attack victim Robert Watson lies unconscious in his blood-soaked hotel room moments after being stabbed in Magaluf.
The horror snap shows a cop battling to stem the flow from Robert’s life-threatening knife wounds after being called to the scene by his frantic brother Andrew Mulholland.
He said: “As I was running upstairs I could see the blood trail.
“I ran into the hotel room and I could see Robert passed out, unconscious. I got a massive fright — I thought he had died.
“I got down and checked his breathing and could see the stab wound near his liver. I started pressing his chest and shouting for him to wake up. I gave him a few slaps on the face.”
Other images taken show the extent of the brutality Robert went through — gaping wounds on the brickie’s bum remained open until he returned home for treatment, three days after Sunday’s
ordeal.
We told yesterday how Robert after he touched down in Edinburgh.
Sarah, of Ayr, told last night how he’s undergone surgery. She said: “He is extremely tired — he just wants to go home and sleep.”
She previously revealed when she first looked at the Rangers fan’s wounds it was like he was the “victim of a shark attack”.
Robert said he only booked up on the trip to keep younger brother Andrew out of trouble.
After the attack, we told how he phoned mum Jean West, 50, and said: “Mum, I nearly died.”
Gardener Andrew Charles Fries, 29, from Gloucester, was nicked on suspicion of attempted murder.
Anthony Muggleton, Robert Stafford and Kieran Broughton, all 26, were held on suspicion of fighting.
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