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Stephen Port murder trial: Alleged victim 'unaware' he had sex with accused Stephen Port murder trial: Alleged victim 'unaware' he had sex with accused
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A man only realised he had been drugged and raped by an alleged serial killer when he saw a video of the crime, a court has heard. A man only realised he had been raped by an alleged serial killer when he saw a video of the crime, a court has heard.
The video, which was shown to the Old Bailey jury on Friday, shows Stephen Port, 41, and a third man having sex with the alleged victim. Recordings shown to the Old Bailey jury on Friday, show Stephen Port, 41, and a third man having sex with the alleged victim.
The witness, who appears unconscious in the recording, said he did not consent.The witness, who appears unconscious in the recording, said he did not consent.
Mr Port denies 29 charges including four counts of murder, as well as drugging, rape and sexual assault.Mr Port denies 29 charges including four counts of murder, as well as drugging, rape and sexual assault.
The 24 year old, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, told the court he first met Mr Port in 2010 when they had consensual sex and took the party drug poppers. The 24-year-old witness, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, told the court he first met Mr Port in 2010 when they had consensual sex and sniffed poppers.
He said the pair met again in late 2014 when he arranged to visit Mr Port's flat in Barking, east London, including on New Year's Eve when the video is said to have been taken. He said the pair met again in late 2014 when he arranged to visit Mr Port's flat in Barking, east London, including on New Year's Eve.
The court heard the man was shown footage from that night by police in April this year.The court heard the man was shown footage from that night by police in April this year.
When asked by prosecutor Jonathan Rees QC how it was possible for another man to have sex with him without his knowledge, the man said it was because "I was knocked out".When asked by prosecutor Jonathan Rees QC how it was possible for another man to have sex with him without his knowledge, the man said it was because "I was knocked out".
He also said he never agreed to Mr Port having sex with him while he was not conscious. He also said he never agreed to Mr Port having sex with him while he was unconscious.
Earlier in court, the judge told the jury the footage had been "upsetting" to watch but there was no intention to show any of the other videos.
"You're not going to have to see that or any other video again," Mr Justice Openshaw said.
The trial continues.The trial continues.