A woman mowed down the new partner of her ex, after threatening to have her fingers chopped off.
Terri Sinclair, 33, drove at then over-stricken Charmaine Currie in her courtesy Ford Fiesta in Royston.
The victim was left badly hurt, including suffering a broken pelvis.
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Sinclair denied deliberately driving at the 37-year-old claiming she had fallen under the wheels having "edged" her motor slowly forward.
But, the first offender was found guilty of attempted murder following a trial at the High Court in Glasgow.
Sinclair, of Uddingston, had been on bail but was remanded in custody by Judge Fiona Tait.
She is due to be sentenced later this month in Edinburgh.
Sinclair had previously been in a relationship with Charmaine's partner Caitlin Currie.
Sinclair told jurors she was "not really bothered" her 27-year-old ex was with Charmaine.
She claimed never to have spoken to the victim before, with the first contact via Facebook around the time of the attack.
The trial heard Charmaine accused Sinclair of vandalising her car.
She later learned Charmaine was going to the police and had also warned she would speak to Sinclair's grandparents.
Sinclair denied slashing tyres and scrawling the word "grass" on the victim's motor.
But, in a rage, she stormed up to Charmaine's street on February 23, 2021.
Charmaine came out and - following "arguing and raised voices" - she then appeared to back away from Sinclair's car.
But, prosecutors stated Sinclair went at the victim in her Ford, knocked her to the ground before repeatedly driving over her body.
One witness told police: "I personally think the driver deliberately ran over the female and made sure the back wheel went over too."
Caitlin gave evidence during the trial and stated she was "worried" when she saw her ex Sinclair in the street.
She stated: "At the time, I was in a state of shock, so only remember minor details of the incident."
Sinclair meantime left Charmaine for dead fleeing to Easterhouse.
She claimed she was going to hand herself in the next day, but police traced her first.
Sinclair told jurors she was only in the area that night to give keys back to ex Caitlin.
She claimed Charmaine confronted her while she was sitting in the courtesy vehicle.
Sinclair told her lawyer Victoria Dow: "She was kind of going around the car. I was taken aback, stressed and worried.
"I then moved forward, she was not for leaving.
"I was sort of edging forward. I was hoping she was just let me get away.
"I just then seen from the left hand side, she went under."
Sinclair claimed to feel "ill" when this happened and then accidentally drove over Charmaine "not knowing where she was".
Prosecutor Lindsey Dalziel later put to her that she had gone there "looking for bother".
Miss Dalziel: "You were furious that she had suggested that she would have a word with your grandparents.
"This was nothing to do with keys. You were there to see Charmaine."
Sinclair: "No."
Sinclair admitted - with the help of a "street smart" friend - sending threatening messages to Charmaine before the attack.
This included a warning someone would be paid to chop off her fingers at a £1,000-a-time.
Miss Dalziel: "You sent vile, vicious, personal messages about knives and associates.
"Not content with that, you went to her street and tried to kill her."
SInclair: "I never tried to kill her."
She claimed only to have sent the messages in a bid to apparently stop Charmaine hassling her.
Sinclair was also convicted after trial of behaving in a threatening and abusive manner.
Judge Tait adjourned for reports.
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