Woman Charged For Deceiving Another Woman That She Is A Man, Uses Sex Toy As Male Organ

    Accused: Gayle Newland arriving at Chester Crown Court this
    morning

    Interesting read. A woman bandaged her body and used a
    prosthetic penis in order to trick a naive female university student into
    believing she was a man, a court heard.

    Gayle Newland, 25, is said to have befriended the woman,
    also 25, by posing on Facebook as a man named ‘Kye’ and the couple later had
    sex in hotels in Chester, Greater Manchester.
    Newland allegedly bound her chest and wore a woolly hat and
    swimsuit to disguise her appearance, telling the woman he was self-conscious
    about ‘his’ appearance after hospital treatment.

    The alleged victim said had agreed to follow ‘rules’ which
    included not touching Kye’s ‘penis’ and wearing a blindfold but ‘believed she
    was having sex with a male’, Chester Crown Court heard.
    Newland, of Cheshire, denies five counts of sexual assault
    which are alleged to have taken place between February and June, 2013, when
    they were both students at the University of Chester.
    Hailing it ‘undoubtedly an unusual case’, prosecutor Matthew
    Corbett-Jones said the alleged assaults took place against ‘what on the face of
    it is a fairly extraordinary background’.
    Newland set up a Facebook profile under the alias of ‘Kye
    Fortune’ and sent the alleged victim a friend request in 2011, telling her that
    he knew of her through a mutual friend, the court heard.
    As their relationship developed, the alleged victim made a
    number of requests to meet in person, but each was met by Kye with ‘repeated
    excuses’.  
    And during their telephone conversations, Kye is said to
    have dismissed his high-pitched voice as a result of his Filipino heritage.
    When the couple finally met at The Dene Hotel, Chester, on
    February 22, 2013, Newland, posing as Kye, is said to have insisted the alleged
    victim wore a blindfold, claiming he was insecure about his appearance
    following an accident.
    The prosecution say that Newland wore a swimming costume
    with bandages binding her chest and a hat to conceal her hair, maintaining the
    outfit was necessary because of the injuries.
    The two then had sex with Newland using a prosthetic penis
    without the alleged victim’s knowledge, it is claimed.
    Mr Corbett-Jones said that ‘at no time’ did the woman
    consent to sex with the use of a prosthetic and in so doing, ‘the defendant
    sexually assaulted’ her.
    The pair went on to meet and have sex at a Travelodge in
    Chester and at the alleged victim’s home in the city. 
    When the alleged victim became unhappy in the relationship
    and tried to break up, Kye messaged her saying he would kill himself, it was
    heard.
    He told her his foster mother had died and that he believed
    his foster father had played a role in her death, and that he needed to see
    her.
    She agreed to meet him at her flat on June 30 and the couple
    had sex again but this time she became suspicious and removed her blindfold for
    the first time.
    The woman claimed it was only then she realised she was in
    bed with a woman. She unsuccessfully tried to call the police and a struggle
    followed before she fled the property.
    Later that day, police were called to a canal bridge in
    Mollington, Cheshire, from where Newland had apparently jumped.
    Underneath her clothes, she was wearing what appeared to be
    a swimming costume and had a woolly hat with her.
    On July 3, the alleged victim went to the police and Newland
    was arrested the following day but declined to give her account of what had
    taken place.
    The alleged victim told police: ‘I know it sounds pathetic,
    but I was just so happy at the time because I was in love with this person and
    we’d built this beautiful relationship.
    ‘It was just based on, you know, our minds and all the other
    things that we had in common so I just felt grateful that I’d finally got a
    proper relationship.’
    During the course of the relationship, the prosecution say
    that Newland even sent the alleged victim a ring as Kye and declared a wish to
    marry her one day.
    Newland claims that her alleged victim knew she was in fact
    a woman and that they were both ‘going along with some sort of fantasy’ that
    she was Kye, explained Mr Corbett-Jones.
    He invited the jury to consider how ‘gullible or naive’ they
    consider the alleged victim is.
    ‘It is unquestionably the case that if what she says is
    true, she is by her nature a very gullible, and I hope she will forgive me for
    saying so, naive person,’ he added.

    The trial continues. 

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