21-Year-Old British Woman Found Guilty Of Sexual Assault After Pretending To Be A Man To Date A Teenage Girl

British Woman Who Pretended To Be A Man To Trick A Teenage Girl Into Relationship Found Guilty Of Sexual Assault

A 21-year-old British woman who pretended to be a man to trick a teenage girl into a relationship was found guilty of sexual assault by kissing and not guilty of another 16 sex charges Wednesday.

Georgia Bilham, of Cheshire, was seen smiling and waving in photos obtained by The Sun as she left court over accusations that she sexually abused a visually-impaired 19-year-old girl who believed she was a boy.

She was cleared of the majority of charges she faced — including eight counts of sexual assault and eight counts of assault by penetration, the BBC reported.

 

View this post on Instagram

 

A post shared by Daily Loud (@daily_loud)

Bilham admitted to posing as a man by the name of “George Parry” on Snapchat in 2017.

The woman told the Chester Crown Court that she got trapped into a “web of lies” after wearing wear baggy clothes to pose as a man when with the teen.

The prosecution argued that the pair’s relationship was based on a false pretense — and therefore her catfishing victim did not give true consent.

Bilham will be sentenced for the one sexual assault count on July 19. She has denied all charges.