Earl of Mansfield's son 'raped 16-year-old after spiking her Ribena' A video of the girl's police interview was shown to the court, in which she explained the two had become friends after meeting outside a shop near Murray's flat in Oxford. In it, she said she had been invited to his home with friends, had been given alcohol, and allowed to play on Murray's computers and watch television. After increasingly skipping lessons and staying overnight with Murray without telling her parents, a police officer visited her family home and told them about a relationship with an older man, she said. During cross-examination, she said: "The police came round saying Jamie wasn't allowed to get in contact with me until I was 16." On the night of the alleged rape, the court heard she had gone to Murray's flat at 9pm on a Friday in June 2010, and had watched films and used his computers until 2.30am. She told police: "He gave me coke, then Ribena with mashed up ice cubes. I don't know if he put anything in it, but after drinking the Ribena I suddenly felt really tired all of a sudden. After falling asleep alone, she said she woke up to find her trousers had been pulled down and Murray naked beside her on an inflatable bed. "James said: 'Do you remember anything about last night?'" she said. I asked why. He said: 'Because I had sex with you when you were asleep'. Asked how she felt about the incident, she said: "It's disgusting. Before, he seemed nice. He was funny, friendly, I could talk to him, we'd laugh about things on TV and joke about things generally. Now, I hate him. Murray was arrested the following day and told police the pair were lovers for 10 days, having sex six times. He is the second son of the Earl of Mansfield, 81, who is thought to have a fortune of £60 million, and Pamela, the Countess of Mansfield.