Crazy ***** hit herself in the face with a hammer to make it look more convincing.
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A woman who falsely claimed she had been ****d and trafficked by an Asian grooming gang has been found guilty of perverting the course of justice.
Eleanor Williams, 22, of Barrow-in-Furness, was found guilty of eight counts at Preston Crown Court.
She posted photos on social media in May 2020 of injuries she said were from being beaten but the jury heard she inflicted the wounds on herself.
One man told the court the false accusations had "ruined" his life.
Her Facebook post was shared more than 100,000 times and sparked demonstrations in her home town, however, the court heard this was a "finale" to her story and she had injured herself with a claw hammer.
She pleaded guilty at an earlier hearing to one count of perverting the course of justice, which related to contacting her sister and mother with requests for them to take a hammer to her solicitor.
Jonathan Sandiford KC, prosecuting, said Williams had gone online to "effectively find random names" to present as either victims or perpetrators of trafficking.
Some of the people she made allegations about were real while others did not exist, the jury heard.
She had sent some messages to herself, and in other cases manipulated real people in to sending messages she then claimed were from abusers.
A Snapchat account Williams claimed belonged to an Asian trafficker called Shaggy Wood was found to be the account of a young white Es*** man called Liam Wood.
Mr Wood worked in Tesco and had believed Williams was a friend from Portsmouth who was planning to visit him.
Another Snapchat account of an alleged abuser was created at her mother's address, police found.
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A woman who falsely claimed she had been ****d and trafficked by an Asian grooming gang has been found guilty of perverting the course of justice.
Eleanor Williams, 22, of Barrow-in-Furness, was found guilty of eight counts at Preston Crown Court.
She posted photos on social media in May 2020 of injuries she said were from being beaten but the jury heard she inflicted the wounds on herself.
One man told the court the false accusations had "ruined" his life.
Her Facebook post was shared more than 100,000 times and sparked demonstrations in her home town, however, the court heard this was a "finale" to her story and she had injured herself with a claw hammer.
She pleaded guilty at an earlier hearing to one count of perverting the course of justice, which related to contacting her sister and mother with requests for them to take a hammer to her solicitor.
Jonathan Sandiford KC, prosecuting, said Williams had gone online to "effectively find random names" to present as either victims or perpetrators of trafficking.
Some of the people she made allegations about were real while others did not exist, the jury heard.
She had sent some messages to herself, and in other cases manipulated real people in to sending messages she then claimed were from abusers.
A Snapchat account Williams claimed belonged to an Asian trafficker called Shaggy Wood was found to be the account of a young white Es*** man called Liam Wood.
Mr Wood worked in Tesco and had believed Williams was a friend from Portsmouth who was planning to visit him.
Another Snapchat account of an alleged abuser was created at her mother's address, police found.
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