Man 'forced to work without pay' washed himself in feeding trough

A vulnerable missing man was forced to work 15-hour days with no pay for 13 years, a trial in the UK has heard.

Man 'forced to work without pay' washed himself in feeding trough
Tue, 16 Sep, 2014 - 15:13

A vulnerable missing man was forced to work 15-hour days with no pay for 13 years, a trial in the UK has heard.

Darrell Simester was found living in squalid living conditions on a farm in south Wales last year.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: UKPlace: South WalesPlace: KidderminsterPlace: WorcestershirePlace: PorthcawlPlace: Cariad FarmPlace: PeterstonePlace: MarshfieldPlace: EnglandPerson: Darrell SimesterPerson: John HipkinPerson: QCPerson: SimesterPerson: Daniel DoranPerson: David Dan DoranPerson: HipkinPerson: DarrellPerson: Jimmy LoveridgePerson: LoveridgePerson: DoranPerson: Tom DoranPerson: JeanPerson: TonyOrganisation: Cardiff Crown Court
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