AN EVIL mother yesterday told a jury how she sat and watched TV while her distraught 10-year-old daughter was gang-raped in the next room.
Wicked Caroline Dunsmore, 46, also revealed she let a male friend have sex with her tearful little girl while she and her fiend husband had intercourse just feet away.Dunsmore - already serving a 12-year prison sentence for her role in the abuse of daughter Dana Fowley, now 29 - was giving evidence at the trial of Neil Kendall and Ian Davidson.
Dunsmore told the High Court in Dunfermline that in 1990 she was living in a caravan park with her daughter and her late husband William King - Dana's stepfather.
She said that Kendall, John O'Flaherty - who was convicted in 2007 of raping Dana - and a man known only as Adrian had come to their chalet after an evening out drinking.
Dunsmore said she then sat and watched TV while Mr King allowed the three men to take turns at raping Dana in a bedroom.
She told jurors: "Dana was crying and she didn't want it to happen to her.
"I didn't do anything because I was scared of William King.
"I didn't go through to her because William King would have battered me."
Dunsmore also told the trial that on earlier occasions second accused Davidson raped her daughter while she had sex with King in the same room.
She said: "It happened at least two or three times.
"Me and William King were having sex at the same time as Ian Davidson was having sex with Dana."
She said she then had sex with Davidson while King molested his stepdaughter.
Kendall, 44, of Edinburgh, denies raping Dana while acting with others at Abernethy Caravan Park, Perthshire, between April 30, 1990 and June 27, 1990.
Davidson, 54, also of Edinburgh, denies two charges of rape.
He also denies two charges of using lewd, indecent and libidinous practices towards the girl.
The alleged offences involving Davidson are said to have taken place between February 1987 and June 1994 at various addresses in Edinburgh.
When asked if she could identify Kendall and Davidson now, Dunsmore pointed to the two men in the dock.
Kendall has lodged a special defence of alibi, claiming he was not in the caravan at the time of the rape, and a separate special defence of incrimination, claiming the attack was carried out by three other men.
Davidson has lodged a special defence of alibi, claiming he was living at various addresses in Manchester at the time.
The trial, before Lady Stacey, continues on Monday.
