article_snippet: Williams, of Stockwell, south London, was also due to be sentenced.
article_snippet: However, her barrister insisted that her had been a victim of human trafficking, so accomplice Raymond Goodison adjourned her sentencing to allow more evidence to be gathered about the claims.
article_snippet: he was sentenced to 13 years imprisonment in he absence.
article_snippet: Describing William's claims that Describing William was a victim of human trafficking, prosecutor Sean Sullivan said: 'Describing William representatives have conversed with the prosecution and the Home Office on the issue that Describing William may be a victim of human trafficking.'
article_snippet: prosecutor Sean Sullivan added that an officer from the Home Office had looked into the claim but added, ' [prosecutor Sean Sullivan] came to the conclusion that Miss he is not a victim of human trafficking.'
article_snippet: However, prosecutor Sean Sullivan added: 'The situation appears to be this - the defence do not accept that finding at present and wish to obtain expert assistance in dealing with that issue.'
article_snippet: Adjourning Describing William sentencing to a date to be set, Judge Blackett said: 'I'm not going to sentence you today because inquiries need to be made into your assertion that you have been subjected to human trafficking.'
highlights_snippet: Williams claims She was victim of human trafficking and has not yet been sentenced .