Six people convicted in Scotland’s “beastie house” child sex abuse case are set to seek to overturn their convictions and sentences at an appeal hearing later this year. According to reports, lawyers for the six defendants will argue before appeal judges that their clients were wrongly convicted. The case is described across sources as involving one of Scotland’s largest child sex abuse rings, associated with the “beastie house” allegations. The appeal is expected to take place later in the year, with the defendants’ legal teams aiming to challenge both the outcome of the original trial and the length or terms of the sentences imposed. The sources do not provide further details on the specific grounds for the appeal or the sentences challenged. The reporting is limited to the scheduled intention of the six defendants to pursue appellate review and the expectation that the hearing will occur later in the year.