Disturbing pictures show whips, gags, and handcuffs seized from the house of a man accused of plotting to kidnap, rape and murder Holly Willoughby.
He apologised for the “graphic and violent” contents of some of the chats, and said some of the words he had used were a way to “get my gratification, move on”. Plumb agreed with his barrister Sasha Wass KC that his chats about Ms Willoughby “degraded her”. Addressing the defendant in the witness box, Ms Wass asked: “What effect did your interactions with Marc have?”
Plumb replied: “There’s no plan.” He added: “The chat is coming across that way, but there’s no plan.” Ms Wass asked if Plumb “visited any premises with a view to keeping a hostage”. The defendant replied: “No.” He told the court he spent “99.9%” of his time online after being released from prison in 2010 for offences of false imprisonment. Plumb also said that at one point, his weight was “ballooning to dangerous levels”, adding that he reached “35 stone and I was housebound”.Asked by Ms Wass if he ever left the house, Plumb said: “Only to go to the doctor’s or to hospital appointments.”
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