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Alleged serial killer Stephen Port 'forcibly injected' man with drugs Alleged serial killer Stephen Port 'filmed meeting victim'
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A man was forcibly injected with drugs twice while having sex with an alleged serial killer in his east London flat, a court has heard. A jury has been shown CCTV footage of an alleged serial killer meeting a man in east London he is accused of murdering hours later.
The 26-year-old man told the Old Bailey he had visited Stephen Port's Barking flat in 2015 for sex after meeting him on the gay dating app Grindr. Stephen Port was captured on film with Jack Taylor outside Barking station on 13 September 2015. The pair then walked together to Mr Port's flat.
Mr Port injected him with a syringe which made him feel "dizzy", he said. Mr Taylor, 25, was found dead the following day near a churchyard.
The 41 year old denies 29 charges, including four of murder as well as rape, sexual assault and drugging. Mr Port, 41, denies 29 charges including murder, rape, sexual assault and administering drugs.
The man, who cannot be named for legal reasons, told the jury the pair started having sex in a "normal" way in the bedroom when Mr Port left to go to the bathroom. The Old Bailey was read messages sent between the pair on gay dating app Grindr in which they had arranged to meet at 03:00 BST.
When he returned, the man said he felt "a sharp pain and very intense sting" after he was injected with a "plastic syringe" which he had not seen Mr Port carrying. The defendant can be seen in the video walking to the station and joining Mr Taylor, who arrived by taxi.
Shortly afterwards, the Mr Port went to the bathroom and again injected the man when he returned, the court heard. Jurors were told that Mr Port "blocked" Jack Taylor's Grindr account at 07:20, before deleting his own Grindr account later that day.
Mr Taylor, from Dagenham, was found dead on 14 September near a churchyard in Barking, where the bodies of two other men - Gabriel Kovari and Daniel Whitworth - had been discovered in 2014.
Earlier, the jury heard from a 26-year-old man who said Stephen Port injected him twice with drugs while they had sex at the defendant's home last year.
The man, who cannot be named for legal reasons, told the court the pair started having sex in a "normal" way in the bedroom when Mr Port left for the bathroom.
When he returned, the man said he felt "a sharp pain and very intense sting" after he was injected with a "plastic syringe" he had not seen the defendant carrying.
Shortly afterwards, the accused returned to the bathroom and then injected the man again, the court heard.
"On this occasion I jumped off the bed and told him you can't do that - I'm not comfortable," he said."On this occasion I jumped off the bed and told him you can't do that - I'm not comfortable," he said.
The man told the court he "started to get dizzy" but had continued having sex. The man told the court he "started to get dizzy" but continued having sex.
When Mr Port went to the bathroom for a third time, the man said he decided to leave and started to get dressed. When Mr Port went to the bathroom for a third time, the man said he decided to leave.
He told the jury: "I asked him outright what he'd given me". He told the jury: "I asked him outright what he'd given me" and Mr Port replied that was a lubricant.
He said Mr Port had told him it was a lubricant and "the high will be gone in 10 minutes or so".
The man had come forward to police in 2015 after Mr Port was arrested on suspicion of four murders.
The trial continues.The trial continues.