Sinaga insisted the encounters were consensual, claiming his victims approached him in the street before accompanying him back to his flat and pretending to be dead during sex games.

He said they agreed to be filmed and told jurors they slept together on the floor because he didn’t want to ‘make a mess of my bed’.

But prosecutor Iain Simkin branded the account ‘preposterous’ and played footage in court showing some of his victims snoring.

The Indonesian national has now been found guilty of a total of 159 offences committed between January 2015 and May 2017.

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