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Alleged victim tells rugby rape trial kiss 'not indicative of consent for anything else'

Latest:The complainant was further asked how she felt about Jackson.

Alleged victim tells rugby rape trial kiss 'not indicative of consent for anything else'

Mon, 05 Feb, 2018 - 16:09

Update - 4.07pm:The complainant was further asked how she felt about Jackson.

Mr Kelly said: "You had got back to Paddy Jackson's. Did that make you sad or did that make you happy?"

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