Overview
- The search for the driver, highlighted Monday by GB News, asks a black cabbie to come forward with details of the ride.
- Jones says she left Superstar Boudoir and, around 2:45am on March 15, felt suddenly unwell at a Dale Street kebab shop and told people she feared she had been spiked.
- She reports that two men joined her in a taxi, gave the driver a false address, and tried to get her into a house before the cabbie insisted on taking her home.
- She recalls charging her phone in the taxi after 4am and remembers only seeing “cab 66,” leaving a gap she hopes the driver can explain.
- Merseyside Police confirm they received a report of an alleged spiking from the early hours of March 15 and say there is currently no evidence to show a criminal offence.