Mother `willing to have sex with kissogram boss'

From: The Independent - London | Date: June 11, 1998| Author: ROSS McCARTHY | Copyright information

A mother-owo hoping to get a job with a kissogram agency was perfectly willing to have sex with the firm's boss, it was claimed at Birmingham Crown Court yesterday.

Paul Doyle (38), of no fixed address, has denied raping the 18- year-old woman and indecently assaulting a 19-year-old woman from the Black Country.

It has been alleged by Miss Rachel Brand, prosecuting, that Doyle, who ran the agency from premises in Milk Street, Digbeth, took the 18-year-old prospective employee to ...

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