Female Fantasist Made False Accusations, Ruined Men's Lives, Some Still Believe Her

'She's destroyed many lives, not only mine... and people STILL think I'm guilty': Father, 22, who attempted suicide after fantasist Eleanor Williams falsely accused him of rape tells of his fury that people still take her side - despite her being jailed

• Jordan Trengove attempted suicide after being falsely accused of rape in 2019
• He spent 73 days in prison in a sex offenders wing after Eleanor Williams lied

A young father who was driven to attempt suicide after fantasist Eleanor Williams falsely accused him of rape says he is 'destroyed' by the fact that there are 'still believers on her side' despite her being thrown in jail.

Jordan Trengove spent 73 days in prison in a sex offenders wing after Williams, then 19, claimed he drugged and raped her after they met in a nightclub in March 2019. She further alleged he came to her flat, threatened her with a knife and attacked her.

Angry locals who believed her lies targeted Mr Trengove, 22, by smashing his window and spray painting the word 'rapist' across his home.

Despite Williams being proven a serial liar, the young father has now revealed that he thinks she 'should get life in prison'. Williams was jailed for eight-and-a-half years after being found guilty of eight counts of perverting the course of justice. 

The judge told Preston Crown Court on Tuesday that she has shown 'no significant signs of remorse' and her motive for lying about being a rape victim remains unknown.

Jordan Trengove spent 73 days in prison after Eleanor Williams claimed he drugged and raped her after they met in a nightclub in March 2019. Williams is pictured with her self-inflicted injuries

Jordan Trengove (pictured Tuesday) revealed that after Williams falsely accused him, he attempted suicide in front of his mother because his 'life was just too messed up'

Williams is pictured at a Tesco buying a hammer that she later used to beat her own face 

Mr Trengove shared how he attempted suicide in front of his own mother - 'but survived' - after locals in Barrow-in-Furness started to believe Williams' lies.

'She was getting so much support and there was so much grief,' Mr Trengove told The Sun after her sentencing, adding: 'I wanted away from it all.'

Even though he has been proven innocent, Mr Trengove says the situation has fuelled his desire to move out of the area. 

He claims he told his partner that they have two years to relocate because he 'doesn't want to be in the area when [Williams] is released.'

Mr Trengove, appearing yesterday on Talk TV's Piers Morgan Uncensored, also shared that he thought Williams should have received a life sentence for her crimes.

He claimed his solicitor told him that he could face 22 years in prison if he had been found guilty of the crimes Williams alleged against him, but noted that the liar only received eight-and-a-half years. 

'She's destroyed many lives, not only mine,' he said. 'So she should have her life took away from her.'

In the UK, perverting the course of justice can carry a sentence of up to life in prison, although experts say receiving life imprisonment is unlikely. 

Mr Trengove has started 'taking steps to rebuild my life,' but is still heavily affected by the situation.

He noted that he is really struggling with the fact that some people still believe the liar and continue to campaign online on her behalf. 

'Even now there are still believers on her side. This destroyed us all,' he added. 

Mr Trengove has started 'taking steps to rebuild my life,' but is still heavily effected by the situation. He shared how he is still struggling with the fact that Williams (pictured in a social media photo) 'still has believers on her side'

Williams accused Mohammed Ramzan (pictured on Tuesday with his wife Nicola Holt) of trafficking her to Amsterdam

The fantasist was seen in a hotel in Blackpool at the same time she claimed she had been trafficked 

Mr Trengove briefly met Williams at a nightclub while on a night out with his friends in March 2019. 

His friend group spent about two hours with the fantasist before going their separate ways, however Williams later claimed that Mr Trengove assaulted her that night.

But in reality the 22-year-old was with police during the time of the alleged assault. He had gone to a friend's house and was picked up by officers in connection to an unrelated argument by a taxi rank.

Despite having what Mr Trengove described as 'probably the most solid alibi', he was arrested in May 2019 after Williams made a second complaint.

He was held on remand for ten weeks in a sex offenders wing, before finally being cleared.

But during a three month trial, Preston Crown Court heard she told a pack of lies, and falsified evidence.

Williams had falsely accused multiple people of abusing her, with a jury finding her guilty of eight counts of perverting the course of justice

She created false social media accounts, doctored innocent men's profiles and even attacked herself with a hammer before posting her injuries on social media.

Her lies resulted in Mohammed Ramzan, a local businessman, being arrested and wrongly accused of leading a gang that who trafficked girls to sex parties across the North of England.

She claimed that Mr Ramzan, 43, had trafficked her to Amsterdam. But the court heard that, at the time she was in the Netherlands, his bank card was being used at a B&Q in Barrow.

Williams also gave police an account of being taken to Blackpool, where she said Mr Ramzan threatened her and she was taken to different addresses and forced to have sex with men.

But police made inquiries, found she had travelled to the seaside resort alone and stayed in a hotel, where she bought a Pot Noodle from a nearby shop and then remained in her room watching YouTube on her phone.

Mr Razman and Williams met only once - briefly at a family party, he told the court. 

Oliver Gardner was accused of raping Williams and selling her as a sex worker after a chance encounter at Preston station.

Similarly, Cameron Bibby was accused of raping Williams when she was 16 after a house party in the town.

 Williams was jailed for eight-and-a-half years after being found guilty of eight counts of perverting the course of justice. The judge told Preston Crown Court that she has shown 'no significant signs of remorse' and her motive for lying about being a rape victim remains unknown

In May 2020, Williams was arrested on suspicion of perverting the course of justice.

Williams posted a shocking image of her badly bruised face and body on Facebook, with a long post describing how she had been 'abused' since the age of 12.

The post was shared more than 100,000 and a Justice For Ellie Facebook group was established. 

Williams was convicted of eight counts of perverting the course of justice in January and sentenced earlier this week.

Vile rape allegations Williams made against five men  

A woman who made false rape allegations against five men gave accounts of being trafficked in Ibiza and sold at auction in Amsterdam.

Eleanor Williams, 22, was jailed  for perverting the course of justice.

Below are some of the lies Williams told.

The first claim

The first false allegation was made by Williams when she was 16.

Preston Crown Court heard she had been with others at Cameron Bibby's house in November 2017 when she was sick after drinking alcohol and smoking cannabis.

Mr Bibby and his friends contacted Williams' sister and mother, who came to collect her and later took her to hospital, where she alleged she had been raped.

Williams withdrew support from a prosecution in January 2018, after Mr Bibby had been arrested.

Injuries

In March 2019 Williams had been on a night out with Jordan Trengove when she was taken home after becoming intoxicated.

She would later allege Mr Trengove raped her that night, and then on two later occasions, claiming he came to her flat, attacked her and threatened her with a knife.

The court heard she did have injuries following the alleged attack.

Honorary Recorder of Preston Judge Robert Altham said: 'She caused them to herself to support her allegations. As we will see this was to become a feature of her conduct.'

Trafficking

Williams claimed she had been groomed since the age of 12 or 13 by local business owner Mohammed Ramzan, who she falsely claimed took her across the region and persuaded her to have sex with other men.

She described punishment beatings, rape, a girl nearly dying as a result of a beating and another having a dog set on her.

Honorary Recorder of Preston Judge Robert Altham said: 'This was a detailed account of the most serious sort of sex trafficking.'

Amsterdam

Williams told police she had been taken to Amsterdam by Mr Ramzan, forced to work in a brothel and sold at an auction for 25,000 Euros, but the buyer did not go through with the deal.

During the trial, Jonathan Sandiford KC compared the account to a scene from the Liam Neeson film Taken, in which an ex-Secret Service agent's teenage daughter is abducted by human traffickers.

Preston Crown Court heard Williams had been in Amsterdam, but had shared a hotel room with her sister and sister's boyfriend.

At the time Williams was in the Netherlands, Mr Ramzan's bank card was being used at a B&Q in Barrow, police discovered.

Ibiza

Williams said she was taken to Ibiza by Mr Ramzan and made to have sex with men.

She admitted this was not true when officers suggested they check flight documents, but at trial she maintained the allegation.

Blackpool

When police investigated Williams' account of being taken to addresses in Blackpool and forced to have sex with men, they found she had gone to the seaside resort alone and, after buying a Pot Noodle from a nearby shop, spent most of her time in her hotel room watching YouTube.

Preston

After a chance encounter with Oliver Gardner in Preston city centre, Williams initially claimed he was a trafficker who forced her to take cocaine, sold her to two Asian men and raped her.

Judge Altham said: 'This was a complete fabrication, much of it would be disproved from CCTV.'

The hammer

In what the prosecution called her 'finale event', in May 2020 Williams was found by police with injuries including a swollen eye, cut finger and injuries to her legs and abdomen which were 'too numerous to count'.

She would later post pictures of the injuries on Facebook with a description of being beaten, groomed and trafficked by Asian men.

But, evidence from a pathologist found the injuries were consistent with being caused to herself.

A hammer found at the scene had her DNA on and was identical to one she had purchased from Tesco earlier in the month.