"If fatbloke's correct about how events unfolded, i.e. CE obtains access to the room by deception, asks CM if he "can have a go", an exchange the entirely lucid woman hears and says "yep, jump on big boy"… wouldn't CE and CM have thought mentioning this to their defence team would be a sensible notion? CE was convicted on his own testimony of what happened, after all."
"Ooooh, fatbloke, maybe CE forgot she said yes when he gave his account? Hmmmm? Did anyone subject him to a cognitive reasoning test at the time, eh? Eh? Suspicious, that. Isn't it."
Funny that!
I wondered that too!
So that’s why I checked out the press reports from the trial. They're open to everybody you know!
The Daily Mirror reported Clayton McDonald’s evidence on 17th April 2012,
Giving evidence in, court, McDonald said that he heard giggling outside the window and realised it was Jack Higgins and Ched Evans’ brother;
"So I went to close the curtains and then I noticed that Ched had come into the room."
He said the woman also saw Evans, who then asked to "join in".
"I asked her 'Can he join in?' and she said 'Yes'," he said.
Then on 18th April 2012, the Mirror reported on Ched Evan’s evidence. Describing what happened after he entered the room;
Evans told the court he watched them having sex for about "10/20 seconds" and then McDonald "asked" if his mate could "get involved".
"Then she looked at me and said yes," Evans said."
It really would be a good idea if you are going to make this sort of statement, if you were to check the facts first!