Vanessa Scammell

No one would have anything to do with me.

Most of the cast wouldn't have anything to do with me, and I was completely ostracised and alone.

I was always so unsure what had been said about me.

Now when I ask C3 and C2, they don't tell me what was said about me, but I knew he'd managed to tarnish my reputation somehow.

And did they ever give you work after that?

No.

And that my career I'd worked 10 years for was done.

So it was mostly the on-stage stuff?

No.

Actually, it was more the intimidating and ostracising that has hurt me more.

And my being turned against, that is really the most painful thing.

And to back this up, she adds this.

Not only...

Didn't she know it was harassment at the time?

But that the on-stage stuff isn't what hurt her most.

It seemed that it was the pain of her reputation being hurt that was forefront in her mind post-Rocky Horror Show in 2014 and then again nearly four years later.

Having ascertained that it wasn't the onstage stuff that concerned her, it is incredible to think that all these years later, onstage moments that her and Craig shared are now indecent and common assault.

So now, let's go to the final charge of the Craig McLaughlin case.

You may ask how Craig allegedly assaulted this witness known as C1, for we had no clue.

The police simply failed to include any particulars about this charge on the initial charge sheet.