Her friend went elsewhere shortly after they arrived in Montreal and left her alone with the two brothers. She had had a previous sexual relationship with one of the brothers but testified she was surprised when they pressured her into working as a prostitute in Montreal. One threatened her with violence but she still refused.
After being in Montreal for a matter of days, the brothers introduced her to Myles Tynes, 35, of Lachine, one of the accused. It was Tynes, the woman said, who convinced her to work as a prostitute.
“I had no choice. I was stuck in Montreal with no one I knew,” the woman said while cross-examined by defence lawyer Pierre L’Ecuyer.
He asked the witness why she would refuse to work as a prostitute for two men she knew but suddenly agree to do the same thing for Tynes, a man she had just met.

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