Fergie’s former aide told a court how she threaten
Fergie’s former aide told a court how she threatened to ruin her wealthy lover by telling his friends of the rape attack and his ‘dirty little habits.
Jane Andrews, 34, said Tom Cressman, 39, tied her to the bed and sexually assaulted her while shouting: ‘I will do something you will really remember.
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It was the climax of a furious row over a planned visit to see a counsellor to sort out their relationship problems.
Mr Cressman had just asked the police to send someone to their house in Fulham because ‘someone is going to get hurt.
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But then he discovered her on the phone to her ex-husband, telling him ‘He’s attacking me,’ she told the jury.
Andrews said: ‘He started lashing out at me, grabbed my phone and threw it across the room.
He was furious.
‘I said I would tell everybody about his dirty little habits.
‘He jumped on top of me.
He was sat on top of me.
Then he grabbed the pillow and put it over my head to shut me up.
‘I knew what he was going to do.
I couldn’t stop him.
Then he pushed himself into me.
I was screaming because it hurt so much.
‘He was laughing at me and saying “I will do something you will really remember.
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‘I was just lying there sobbing.
‘I was screaming at him telling him I was going to ruin him.
He said you are not going anywhere.
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The court has heard Andrews stabbed Mr Cressman, 39, after knocking him out with a cricket bat in the early hours of Sunday, September 17 last year – a few hours after the alleged rape at 12pm on September 16.
Andrews fled from the alleged murder scene and was found three days later by police soon after taking a large dose of Nurofen painkillers.
Millionaire’s son Mr Cressman, had been living with Andrews at their pnds stlg 400,000 home at [66] Maltings House in Bagley’s Lane, Fulham, since May 1999, and first met her in the middle of 1998.
Andrews, who worked for the Duchess for nine years until 1997, was last employed as a shop assistant at the Theo Fennell store in Fulham.
Andrews denies murdering Mr Cressman between September 15 and September 19, 2000.
The trial continues.
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