Accused denies interfering with children, court hears

The man accused of raping his two daughters and his younger brother-in-law has denied he "interfered" with any child in his life.

Accused denies interfering with children, court hears

The man accused of raping his two daughters and his younger brother-in-law has denied he "interfered" with any child in his life.

He claimed his brother-in-law approached him in a pub sometime in 2003 and told him people he knew were "putting it up to him" to make rape allegations because "he had nowhere to go, nowhere to live".

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