Coronation Street actor Michael Le Vell's alleged victim accused of telling a 'little lie' to police He put it to the witness that when she returned she told family: "It's all right, I'm part of a special group now." The witness said: "I don't remember saying that." Mr Williamson told the court that she seemed "so excited" about it that a family member thought her behaviour was "weird." The witness said she did not think she had got excited. Mr Williamson said: "Is that what some of this is about? You heard this lady talking about how she was raped when she was very young and how she went on and became a model? You want to become an actress or a dancer, is that right? She replied: "I wanted to, I don't any more." Earlier the barrister asked her about alleged inconsistencies in what she had told police. Mr Williamson suggested that when the girl was interviewed on video by police she said some "silly things" that she has left out of her account given in court. The lawyer told the court the witness had initially told police she had never talked to anyone about the alleged abuse. But Mr Williamson claimed the witness had actually "told lots of girls" about it. "I told two friends because they saw me crying," the witness replied. But when police were called in, the girl told the officer she had not told anyone, the court heard. Mr Williamson continued: "The officer came to see you because ... you told people and you told the officer a little lie. You told him you had not told the girls, they had just guessed. I suggest that was a little lie? "No," the witness replied. Mr Williamson said in police interviews the girl claimed to remember the exact times when alleged rapes took place - and she claimed two of the rapes happened at exactly the same time. Mr Williamson continued: "Was it a detail you were putting in to make you more convincing and you now realise it sounds a bit silly?" "It didn't happen," Mr Williamson said. "It did," the witness replied. During further questions from Eleanor Laws QC, prosecuting, the girl said she could not remember seeing the motivational speech from the rape victim.