Amber Haigh claimed man accused of her murder would tie her to bed and have sex with her, court hears

Woman tells court about shocking' conversation she had with missing teenager, after pair got stranded at a train station in New South Wales

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Three months before she disappeared, Amber Haigh told a woman she befriended at a train station that the man now charged with her murder used to ply her with alcohol, tie her to a bed and have sex with her, a court has heard.

Haigh was a 19-year-old mother when she vanished from the NSW Riverina in July 2002, leaving behind her five-month-old son.