Williams had published pictures of her injuries and an account of being groomed, trafficked and beaten, in a post shared more than 100,000 times
A woman who claimed she had been trafficked by an Asian grooming gang has been found guilty of perverting the course of justice today .
But the prosecution claimed Williams caused the injuries to herself with a hammer, which was found with her blood on close by. Jonathan Sandiford KC, prosecuting, said the incident was a “finale” to a series of false allegations made by Williams. The jury was told some of the people she made allegations about were real, while others, the prosecution claimed, did not exist.
Under cross-examination, Mr Ramzan asked Louise Blackwell KC, defending: “Don’t you think you have put my life through enough hell, or your client has?”
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