The Press and Journal (Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire)
City mum, 33, had sex with 15-year-old boy after telling him to ‘down’ glass of wine
An Aberdeen mum had sex with a 15-year-old boy after inviting him into her home and telling him to “down” a glass of wine.
Jacqueline Milne was 33 when she had sex with a teenager on three different occasions.
Aberdeen Sheriff Court was told she and her victim had been at the same party together and he had walked her home.
She invited him in for a drink, poured a glass of wine and instructed him to “down it”.
Fiscal depute Lynne MacVicar said Milne then told the boy to take off his top before kissing him and taking him to her bedroom.
She then performed a sex act on him before the pair had intercourse that evening and again the following morning.
“Over the following weeks, the accused was in contact with him and they had intercourse on one further occasion around the end of May 2019 following communications from the accused,” the fiscal added.
Milne – who is now 36 – was confronted about her behaviour by the woman who had hosted the party after hearing rumours about the pair.
She initially denied it but later admitted to having intercourse with the boy.
Police were contacted when the boy’s parents heard the same rumours and found messages on his Facebook app which suggested sexual acts had taken place.
One message showed the boy making contact with Milne and stating he wanted to fight another man.
She later replied: “You came to my house when I was drunk, had sex with me which I have no memory of whatsoever ... that can be classed as rape, so stop threatening me please.”
In a police interview, Milne told officers she thought the boy was 17.
Milne, of Wellheads Avenue, Dyce, initially denied a charge of engaging in sexual activity with someone under the age of 16, but changed her plea before a trial last month.
Defence agent Liam McAllister said the boy was “never in any way interested” in going to the police but was “more than happy” for their relations to become public.
Sheriff Morag McLaughlin ordered Milne to remain under the supervision of social workers for two years and carry out 225 hours of unpaid work.
She was also placed on the sex offenders register for two years.