During a bail application before the NSW Supreme Court on Wednesday, Mr Spedding's defence argued
his alleged victims may have come into contact with his former brother-in-law and convicted killer Jeffrey John Hillsley.
A decision about whether Mr Spedding will be granted bail is expected to be made on Friday.
Mr O'Brien argued
that one of the victims suffered an injury that could have been suffered months prior. He also argued that Mr Spedding's alleged victims had been "coached" and "tutored" into naming him as their attacker.
Hillsley had previously served jail time for sex offences against three young girls.
Mr O'Brien argued that one of the victims suffered an injury that could have been suffered months prior. He also argued that Mr Spedding's alleged victims had been "coached" and "tutored" into naming him as their attacker.
Hillsley had previously served jail time for sex offences against three young girls.
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