A MAN accused by Eleanor Williams of trafficking her said he was "flabbergasted" to read letters supposedly sent from him to her expressing his love.
Mohammed Ramzan, also known as Mo Rammy, was at the centre of claims made by Williams that she was trafficked across the north of England and abroad.
Earlier this month Williams was convicted of perverting the course of justice after a trial heard she had fabricated evidence.
Preston Crown Court heard a cache of letters was found at Williams' home on December 3 2020 after she had been arrested which appeared to have been sent from Mr Ramzan to the defendant.
Prosecutors said the letters had been written by William, although she denied this during the trial.
The full letters have now been obtained by The Mail.
The first, which appeared to have sent by Williams to Mr Ramzan, appeared to show the defendant parting ways with him and suggesting she had a child called Bailey.
She said: "You know that I love you despite everything you have done.
"You hurt me in so many ways and everytime I forgive you.
"You are a good person but your greed for money makes you ugly.
"Your anger is out of controle. You need to prove that you have changed."
Ending the letter she said: "You want things to be clean, a future, laughs, good times, happiness, family PEACE!
"I want all that also but I no now I won't get it with you. Never.
"You promise the world and deliver nothing.
"I need my mind to be in the best place to look after Bailey.
"I'm gutted things have had to end this way but it is what it is, got to deal with it and move on.
"No hard feelings. I guess it's an emotional goodbye."
The letters were found with an envelope addressed to "Mohammed Ramazan" at Durham prison.
The trial was told Mr Ramzan was never charged with anything in relation to Williams and was never an inmate in Durham.
Multiple letters purportedly addressed by him were found.
The first said: "My princess, I am proud to have you, to be able to call someone as amazing as you mine.
"You make me a good person. I don't know what to do without you girl.
"I love you forever and always my precious baby girl."
In another letter he mentions planning to "plead guilty" to "save everyone the heartache of a trial".
In one of the other letters he complains about being stuck in prison 23 hours a day, adding: "I know you are blaming me for everything but remember the good times forget about the bad. We can then continue when we are both free."
In the letters, 'Mr Ramzan' also appears to warn off Williams from talking to the police, saying: "I have been told you have been speaking about me to the police.
"You have to be careful in what you say as I might end up in trouble. You don't want that.
"If you stay quite we will both get away with everything."
Mr Ramzan said he was shown the letters by police and was "shocked" to read them.
"It's horrendous how you come put someone into that," he said.
"They're so far-fetched."
Williams, 22, of Teasdale Road on Walney, is due to be sentenced at Preston Crown Court on March 13 and 14.
