A man accused of the rape and murder of a waitress while escorting her home after a night out also attacked another girl on her 16th birthday, according to a court.
Wesley Streete, 20, is on trial accused of killing Keeley Bunker, 20, before throwing his body into the brush in a park.
Bunker was discovered lying on her stomach in a pond hours after she was reported missing when she was unable to return home from a rap concert.
A court heard that his partially clothed uncle was found by his branch-covered uncle in Wigginton Park, Tamworth, Staffordshire, around 9 p.m. on September 19 last year.
She was told that a jury had partially strangled her leggings and underwear and strangled her to death.
Streete, who is being tried in Stafford Crown Court, denies two other charges of rape, three sexual assaults, and one count of sexual activity with a child, relative to three other women.
One of the other alleged victims, now 20, appeared on Wednesday to claim that Streete had forced her to have a sexual act with him four years earlier.
Jurors also heard how Streete sexually assaulted the same woman in her home weeks after the first alleged attack.
The court was previously told about how Streete murdered Bunker after meeting her and her best friend Monnique Riggon for a nightclub in Birmingham.
Bunker and Riggon had seen rapper Aitch at the O2 Arena before joining Streete at the Snobs nightclub, where he was described as “very drunk.”
The court heard that they then took a taxi back to Tamworth together before Streete offered to take Bunker home.
The jurors were told that she refused to sleep at Riggon’s because she wanted to get home and said to her friend, “I have Wes, Wes will come back with me, everything will be fine.”
Bunker, who celebrated his birthday just a few days earlier, never returned home and never attended a job interview scheduled for that day.
Relatives arranged a search party to fetch Bunker before finding his body.
Streete, without a fixed address, denies the charges.
The trial, which is expected to last three weeks, continues.
