article_snippet.sent: Prosecutor Rosina Cottage QC asked the teenager why the teenager did not tell any of the other recruiters what was going on.
article_snippet.sent: The court heard that Mee then told the teenager to wait for the 'boss' who was going to conduct the teenager interview.
article_snippet.sent: Jurors heard that the teenager told Mee 'no' and that the teenager was simply there to see the 'boss', still believing that there were other people in the Home Office.
article_snippet.sent: the teenager told the court that Mee then 'jumped' and kissed the teenager on the lips, before asking the teenager to lift up the teenager skirt and show her passport the teenager underwear.
article_snippet.sent: After the incident Mee drove the teenager home, telling the teenager not to tell anyone what had happened, and said that her passport was helping the teenager out, the court heard.
article_snippet.sent: Jurors heard that soon afterwards, the alleged victim received a letter from the Home Office saying the teenager visa had been granted, and the teenager thought Mee had been responsible for this.
article_snippet.sent: Jurors also heard that the teenager kept a diary in which the teenager wrote entries about the teenager daily life.
article_snippet.sent: In cross-examination Lisa Wilding QC asked the teenager if Mee had offered to marry the teenager 'jokingly or seriously'. '
article_snippet.sent: Asked why the teenager hadn't told anyone of the rape, the teenager explained that the teenager was like an abused child.