CHLOE KHAN CARE HOME WORKER’S ‘SEX IN MARITAL BED WITH TEEN BOY’

DENIAL: Carole Davis A FEMALE care home support worker has been accused of having sex with a teenage lad.

Carole Davis, 59, allegedly bought the youngster gifts, indecently assaulted him at the home and during trips, invited him round to her place – where she created a “romantic ambience” and had sex with him in her marital bed.

At Newcastle Crown Court prosecutors claim that she referred to him as her “special boy” and began touching him at the care home where he was staying in the 1990s, when Davis was in her 30s and he was aged 13 to 15. and cuddling”, “gazing into each other’s eyes” and “feeding each other fruit in an erotic way”, the court heard.

Jo Kidd, prosecuting, said Davis would go to the boy’s room and what began as “perfectly innocent” cuddles developed over time.

It is alleged she began pushing her breasts into his face and touching him over his pyjamas and then under his pyjamas.

Miss Kidd said: “She took him back to her home address and she would cook dinner for him. She would bathe him.

“She would create a romantic ambience before taking him upstairs, where she would have full sexual intercourse with him, either in her sister’s room or in her own marital bed.”

One of the allegations involves a time when Davis’s husband is said to have dropped her and the boy off at the beach at South Shields. It is claimed she indecently assaulted him in the dunes.

On another occasion, during a trip to York, they went to a museum and while in a cart she is said to have done the same.

On their way back from another trip, to Blackpool, while other children were asleep on a minibus, she is alleged to have done the same “under cover of darkness”.

Then, after he had left the home, he is alleged to have gone to her home and had sex with her.

When interviewed by the police, Davis, of Sunderland denied any sexual relationship with him.

She denies 10 counts of indecent assault.

The trial continues.