She said Davies befriended her on Facebook in 2018 and they private messaged each other for several months before she agreed one night near the end of the year to meet up with him for cannabis.
She sneaked out of her home at about 11pm to meet him at the roadside, where she hoped he would just hand over the drugs so she could get home straight away.
Instead he drove her to a house in
De Lautour Road where she became almost paralytically stoned, smoking cannabis with him through a “squeezie” bong, a technique with which she was unfamiliar.
He took advantage of her in that state to rape her and afterwards warned her not to tell anyone, the girl said.
At his trial, Davies admitted lying to police by initially denying he knew the girl and by denying he had ever lived at the De Lautour Road house or knew anyone else who had lived there.
He also gave a new account of what happened the night he met up with the girl — one police had not heard ahead of the trial.
While he previously said he simply gave her a ride in his car, at the trial he said he drove her to the De Lautour Road house where he ran inside to get cannabis while she waited out in the car.
They drove to a beach to smoke it, then he dropped her home.
Davies denied anything sexual ever happened between them.
He was not the sort of person to threaten anyone, he said.
