A young girl has told a jury she was ordered to film a woman carrying out sex acts which were screened on an internet chatroom.
The girl, who cannot be named, told a jury at Oxford Crown Court yesterday that she pointed a web camera as Christine Nicolson obeyed sexual requests on a chatroom in February 2005.
Nicolson, 53, who works at Stagecoach in Oxford, denies inciting a child to perform a sexual act and engaging in sexual activity in the presence of a child.
The girl told the jury via a videolink she was on a chatroom called Pal Talk when a man masquerading as a teenage boy made a lewd suggestion.
Nicolson moved her away from the computer screen then began performing sexual requests as the man watched on a web camera, she added.
She said: "I moved the web camera so he could see what she was doing. I was doing whatever he told me to do. I was reading the instructions that were typed on the screen."
Defending, Sailesh Mehta, asked the girl whether she had made the story up.
She replied: "I am not a liar."
The girl also told the jury Nicolson changed her clothes three times, including wearing a nightie and a string vest as she performed acts via the web cam.
Nicolson, of Cholesbury Grange in Headington, Oxford, and the man also tuned in to a website which screened pornographic movies while she was in the room, she added.
The trial continues.
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