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A care worker encouraged a child in the children’s house, where he tried to disappear for a “balloon and a night with a night”, heard a jury. Lindy Leah was allegedly working as a deputy director and accused of sexual intercourse with him.
It was reported that the 44 -year -old child wears inappropriate and explanatory clothes in his presence and allowed him to sleep in his bed and apparently asked him to “bite a love”. However, “rejects any inappropriate behavior” and is currently being tried in Liverpool Crown Court.
The jury members were read yesterday in the afternoon on Monday, a series of WhatsApp messages were read between leah and the height. Once, he said to him, “Suitable paranoid,” he said: “If you have never met me, then it would be better.
Leah continued to add later: “Do you want to go to MSC [missing from care]? I love you very much. Can I book a place for me and you on Friday? Red and silky with some balloons and scales. Make sure you take your ass home tonight, so you can get lost with me without meetings. “
Graham Pickavans, prosecution, the court “balloons” Class C -class Nitrogen oxide, “the language of spoken language” told the court. In another message, Leah told Teen: “He just listened to a song and made me cry. Stupid love songs. He made you think, then he made me cry. I will not listen to it again. Add me to Instagram now.
“Why did you take me out? I get paranoid. I find it hard to trust you. I’m just afraid that I will talk to him and see him.
In another message, Leah said, “I wanted to give you a chance to apologize before I went to you.
“I apologize after calling me all the names and hitting me.
In the meantime, Leah, for two weeks “if he stopped sniffing” the child promised to get a tracksuit. But in another message, he said to him: “What you do to me is inferior. You are the worst thing, you don’t even give forgiveness. You got what you want.
“Actually forgive *** you do not give. This will be the most difficult decision of my life. I deserve better treatment. The truth you stole and lie and you can’t beg for me to get you back. Even about me.
“You really want me to go forever. You lied from me and stole me and blocked me. Lie and if I stole from you, will you talk to me? Are you terrible for me? If you talk to me again or see me again.
“Instead of being inferior to me, what do you say to correct what you break? You don’t have the right to block me in Instagram and Snapchat.
“If you love me, you will answer your phone. You will say goodbye to forever. Take care of yourself. I loved you very much. Are we then? Me and you, do you end forever?
A jury of six men and six women before, heard that Leah from the Capesthorne Road in Warrington, Orlord, was working as the assistant manager of the care house at the St Hellens, where the child was placed and appointed as a key worker. However, Mr. Pickavance said at the opening of the prosecution: “The defendant admitted that he was in love with him with his own acceptance. But the crown says that it is not only the love of the parent, but that there is something that goes far beyond that and is a physical love.”
Although the young “does not support prosecution”, colleagues, blonde hair tied with a bun of blonde hair with a black dress on the quay “inappropriate” behavior and “behavior and” [the boy] From challenging his behavior, “he also saw that he was” completely normal in his bed at home, the defendant apparently said: “He is comfortable. He always does this. Nobody else has a problem. “
Following an investigation by Mersexide police, he saved the video footage of the young man who sleeps in his bed. In the meantime, Leah, underwear and “quite visible thong”, including a dress, including “skin tight and highly explanatory clothes” reportedly reportedly.
The mother of the youth was “more concerned about the relationship between her son and Leah, who said that she called her” her child wrapped “and called her” magnificent and handsome “.
Mr Pickavans, the messages between the two, “caregiver and a picture of a relationship far from a child,” he added. When an interview was interviewed by the detectives, “rejected any inappropriate behavior”, but after being released under bail under conditions to avoid contact with the child, a white Audi car in the Walton Hall and the gardens in Warrington met by a nursing worker.
Leah, represented by Rebecca Filletti, rejected a number of being a person in the trust position that caused or encouraged a child to enter sexual activity. The trial continues before Judge Brian Cummings KC.
