Harrowing past of pregnant teenage call girl who disappeared after 'meeting a pensioner for sex' is revealed - as court hears she met her 38-year-old boyfriend when she was 12
- Tiffany Anna Taylor disappeared after allegedly meeting Rodney Wayne for sex
- In court on Wednesday the teenage call girl's murky past was revealed
- She had a 38-year-old boyfriend she met when she was only 12-years-old
- Her mother walked in on her daughter giving her older boyfriend a lap dance
The harrowing details of pregnant teenager Tiffany Anna Taylor's life as a call girl have been laid bare at a Queensland murder trial.
The 16-year-old disappeared on July 12, 2015, after allegedly meeting Rodney Wayne Williams, 65, for a paid sexual liaison via the Oasis website.
Her body has never been found.
The harrowing details of pregnant teenager Tiffany Anna Taylor's life as a call girl have been laid bare at a Queensland murder trial
Williams has pleaded not guilty in the Brisbane Supreme Court to murdering Tiffany after allegedly picking her up from the Waterford Motor Inn, south of Brisbane, about midday.
Messages between the pair show Williams agreed to pay $500 for sex, but he says it never happened.
The teenager's boyfriend, Gregory Hill, says Tiffany was 'normal' when she left their motel room, saying: 'See you later on.'
She never returned.
Tiffany Anna Taylor
The 16-year-old disappeared on July 12, 2015, after allegedly meeting Rodney Wayne Williams, (pictured) 65, for a paid sexual liaison via the Oasis website
The court heard Mr Hill and Tiffany met when he was 38 and she was 12.
Tiffany's mother, Leanne Dillon, told the court she was 'disgusted' when she found her daughter giving Mr Hill a lap dance at their family home soon after.
The teenager's sister, Chloe Taylor, says Tiffany began 'drifting off' about then.
'She pursued me,' Mr Hill told the jury on Wednesday.
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By the time Tiffany was 16, the pair were living together in hotels paid for in cash from her sex work.
Mr Hill denied being intimate with Tiffany while she was a child, but said they were together after she turned 16.
Despite this, he denied being responsible for her pregnancy.
'I had my doubts about that ... there was no intimacy between me and Tiffany that went that far, so there was no way it could have been my child,' he said.
Mr Hill also denied knowing Tiffany was working as a prostitute, however, 300 messages from other men were found on his phone.
He also denied deleting messages about drugs before handing the phone to police.
Tiffany's mother, Leanne Dillon, told the court she was 'disgusted' when she found her daughter giving Mr Hill a lap dance at their family home soon after
Earlier, prosecutor Philip McCarthy QC told the jury that after Williams picked up Tiffany he drove his Hyundai sedan to Larapinta industrial park where he stopped for about 20 minutes
'Something happens before it returns to the cul-de-sac that is part of the industrial area,' he said during his opening address to the jury on Tuesday.
Mr McCarthy said Williams then drove to the Esk-Ferndale region, where police have searched dams and bushland for Tiffany's body without success.
Later in the day, Williams allegedly set about laying a false trail of communication with the teen on the Oasis website, Mr McCarthy said.
A message sent about three hours after Williams allegedly picked her up said: 'Sorry I didn't turn up, decided I wasn't going to pay for it'.
The trial continues.
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