Kevin Booth, described as a millionaire racing tipster, loses an appeal against a court order banning him from travelling abroad. The allegations against him center on abuse of women connected to an isolated lodge in Caithness.
According to the report, Booth recruited women to work at Lochdu Lodge and is alleged to have subjected them to “punishment beatings” in a chamber beneath the remote property. The travel ban is presented as a separate legal measure while the wider case proceeds. The outlet also frames Booth as a racing tipster and highlights the alleged location and setting of the abuse, including the lodge’s remote Highland context.
The available reporting is limited to this one outlet, so there are no other published angles in the provided material regarding his role, the evidence, or the court’s reasoning. Overall, all cited details focus on the travel restriction and the underlying allegations involving vulnerable women at the Highland lodge.
