"The woman told the court: "[He] mentioned he liked the idea of having sex with a mannequin, a person in a helpless state, someone not moving." Jurors also heard he put her in a collar and wrist cuffs for about 20 minutes without her permission. This made her "confused" and put her in "a state of shock" but he removed the items when she asked him to, she said."
"The complainant told the court that Davidson had never asked her to engage in those activities. The pair met on a dating app and then in person twice, years apart, and had consensual sex on both occasions before the alleged rape, including several times in the days beforehand, the court heard. Charlotte Newell KC, defending, said the conversation "obviously related to sexual practices, that was made quite clear", later adding that it was about the person "pretending to be asleep" rather than actually being asleep."
A woman alleges she woke up in Ross Davidson's bed to find him raping her in London in March 2015. Davidson denies the allegation. The woman said they had discussed his fantasy of having sex with a mannequin and of wanting a still, lifeless, unresponsive person. Jurors heard that Davidson put her in a collar and wrist cuffs for about 20 minutes without her consent, leaving her confused and in a state of shock; he removed the items when she asked. Defence counsel said the conversation related to sexual practices and to a person pretending to be asleep. The pair met via a dating app, met in person twice years apart, and had consensual sex on both occasions and several times in the days beforehand. Davidson is also on trial accused of attempted rape and sexual assault against another woman.
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