article_snippet.sent: Moore grew up in Trinidad and Tobago, where Moore had a difficult relationship with Moore parents on account of Moore sexuality.
article_snippet.sent: John Femi-Ole, defending, said: 'Moore sexual orientation is something of a taboo, Moore tells me, within the community of which Moore was a member.'
article_snippet.sent: Mr Femi-Ole explained that after Moore left Mr Femi-Ole native country, Mr Femi-Ole changed Mr Femi-Ole name and entered a civil partnership, committing the frauds to continue funding the lifestyle Mr Femi-Ole had grown accustomed to. '
article_snippet.sent: Mr Femi-Ole entered into a civil partnership with a transgender individual,' Mr Femi-Ole said.
article_snippet.sent: It was this relationship that ultimately led Moore to make Mr Femi-Ole escape from prison, after they were both sent to HMP Wandsworth, it was said.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Femi-Ole said: 'Mr Femi-Ole (Moore) and Mr Femi-Ole partner were remanded into prison, Wandsworth Prison.
article_snippet.sent: He (Moore) and his partner relationship became revealed, Mr Femi-Ole tells me, by the guards.'
article_snippet.sent: Mr Femi-Ole described these as 'dark days' for the pair, with Moore fearing being raped or killed after his partner was granted bail. '
article_snippet.sent: It was in these circumstances that Mr Femi-Ole felt Mr Femi-Ole could not tolerate the situation and escaped in the way the crown describe.'
highlights_snippet.sent: transgender partner Moore met in prison .