Woman ‘tricked into sex’ by penis cream treatment

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Woman ‘tricked into sex’ by penis cream treatment

A Syrian-born airline pilot allegedly tricked a schoolteacher from Haverfordwest into having sex with him by pretending he had to administer ointment on the end of his penis, a jury heard yesterday (Tuesday).

Fadi Sbano, 38, even pretended to know a gynaecologist who advised him on how often to have intercourse with her and whether to thrust "slowly or quickly". And, on the "doctor's advice", he kept a clock on the bedside table to time the sessions.

The teacher put up with the treatment for nine months before telling her doctor.

Huw Rees, prosecuting, told Swansea crown court: "The allegations here are of rape by deception."

Mr Rees said the pair met while Sbano was based at Gatwick and the teacher was working nearby.

In November, 2000, she discovered a rash of white spots and feared that typhoid, which she contracted on holiday some years before, had returned.

Sbano claimed he was in talks with a gynaecologist who was anxious for a certain cream to be applied, the prosecutor said.

"He (Sbano) suggested he would apply the cream to his penis and apply it inside her.

Mr Rees said the woman found the sessions "Clinical, not at all erotic". She consented only because she believed it was a proper treatment.

"When the insertions took place, and depending on the instructions of his friend, he would thrust slowly or quickly for anything from one to ten minutes,"

Her doctor told her to find out the identity of Sbano's gynaecologist friend but he "became evasive and never gave his name" beyond the word "Ibby".

"It began to dawn on her that he had devised this treatment in order to have sex with her on his terms."

Mr Rees said "Ibby" was traced but said he knew nothing about the treatment.

Sbano was arrested at Heathrow while attending a pilots' training facility.

He claimed the woman had invented the entire story about the "treatment".

Sbano, from Harrow, London, denies nine charges of rape and 11 or obtaining money by deception.

The trial continues.

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It's 10 days old, and I haven't seen it on here before...

Sbano (..) claimed the woman had invented the entire story about the "treatment".

You know what, I think he is right.

Odd. The woman isn't too bright though.

Originally Posted by Rythmic

Odd. The woman isn't too bright though.

I suppose the irony as well is that she is a teacher

Originally Posted by Grey_Fox

It's 10 days old, and I haven't seen it on here before...

Pretty sure it's in teh 'news of the weird' thread

But anyway,

As ShadesPanther pointed out, the irony of that situation is boundless

Originally Posted by sapi

Pretty sure it's in teh 'news of the weird' thread

But anyway,

As ShadesPanther pointed out, the irony of that situation is boundless

Yes, Lemur snagged that story 27 April in his 'weird' thread LINK.

I lol'd. Really, it's weird. And I agree with the others.



Come on, penis cream treatment?

Minimum IQ requirements for teachers in order?

If she wants to make up false claims about unconsensual sex, she'd could've and especially would've come up with a story that's not as unflattering for herself as this one.

She's got a STD too, with all the shame and insecurity it brings. God knows she might have believed this guy. There are people who drink there own urine by full moon because some quack told them it it would cure them.

Sounds like one of those Army wives that get caught having an affair, suddenly, after several months, she was "raped" *oops*. A very creative lady this one is. I suspect the 1 to 10 minutes was weighted towards the 1, and she got the STD, which means that he has to pay.

The first thought I had when I read this was, wonder when the guy would have told her he had a ointment for her halitosis?

Originally Posted by Whacker

The first thought I had when I read this was, wonder when the guy would have told her he had a ointment for her halitosis?

I would have told her it was for hemorrhoids...

Originally Posted by Goofball

I would have told her it was for hemorrhoids...

Preventive medicine, or...?

Originally Posted by Fenring

Preventive medicine, or...?

Well, "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure."

I wonder how long she stayed "tight-lipped" about this before she decided to loosen up a bit and talk about it.

Okay I have to wonder (especially after Whacker's obvious pun), why Gregoshi hasn't said anything yet. Surely he wouldn't pass up the opportunity to comment on this one! (Unless perhaps it'd be too easy for him?)

Originally Posted by Martok

Okay I have to wonder (especially after Whacker's obvious pun), why Gregoshi hasn't said anything yet. Surely he wouldn't pass up the opportunity to comment on this one! (Unless perhaps it'd be too easy for him?)

Probably because I (think at least) took all the good ones. I made it a mission to beat him to the punch in this particular thread. Some of his puns are so bad I simultaneously want to jump through the screen and strangle him, cartoon style, while my stomach hurts from laughing so much.