LIVERPOOL MAN DENIES RAPE CHARGES AFTER SENDING THREATENING LETTERS FROM PRISON
A man named Neil Morgan, aged 41, was accused of raping a woman twice on June 14, according to a court hearing.The case was heard at Liverpool Crown Court.
The woman told her probation officer a few days after the incident that she had been a victim of a sexual attack.
Morgan, who was formerly residing in Dovecot but now has no fixed address, was indicted on charges of raping the woman and also on three charges of perverting the course of justice.
During the proceedings, it was revealed that Morgan had sent the victim a series of letters from prison, in which he pleaded with her to withdraw the allegations.
The prosecution team argued that these letters were a deliberate attempt by Morgan to make her feel so guilty and ashamed that she would recant her statement.
One of the letters reportedly contained a threat from Morgan to kill himself.
Morgan denies all charges, including two counts of rape and three counts of perverting the course of justice.
The case continues in court.
The article notes that Morgan's actions from prison included attempts to influence the victim to drop her complaint, indicating ongoing efforts to hinder the investigation and judicial process.
The case is part of broader issues involving sexual abuse and justice system intervention.
