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Michelin-star restaurant owner spiked woman's cocktail with date-rape drug
Vikas Nath was found guilty of drugging a woman's drink with gamma-butyrolactone to overpower her for sex, with staff at Annabel's club intervening before she drank it.
- Vikas Nath, 63, was found guilty of spiking a woman's drink with gamma-butyrolactone at Annabel's in Mayfair.
- Staff at Annabel's noticed Nath tampering with the drink and prevented the woman from consuming it, saving her from potential harm.
- Nath admitted to the court that he spiked the woman's drink but claimed it was to 'relax' her, not to overpower her for sex.
- The jury convicted Nath of attempting to administer a substance with intent after evidence from bar staff and CCTV footage.
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Michelin-star restaurant owner spiked woman's cocktail with date-rape drug
Jurors were told Vikas Nath wanted to have sex with his companion at his Knightsbridge home and film it. But he had become impatient and put GBL in her spicy margarita at Mayfair members club, Annabel's.
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