By James  Nye Sordid new details about the night when Maryville teenager Daisy Coleman claims she was raped by high school senior, Matthew Barnett have been released by police in the Missouri town. In a taped interview with police, recorded just hours after the alleged assault, Barnett told police that he and the then 14-year-old did have sex in his house, but it was consensual and crucially, Coleman began drinking heavily afterwards. The newly released material from the police also reveals that Daisy admitted texting Barnett 'once a month' and indicated to the star-football player that she would provide him with sexual favors if he gave her alcohol.
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New tapes and documents from the alleged sexual assault of Daisy Coleman in Maryville in 2012 have been released
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Interview with alleged attacker Matthew Barnett recorded just hours after the alleged rape on January 8 released
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He claims that Daisy Coleman, who was 14 at the time, was not drunk and their sex was consensual
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Daisy Coleman told police in a criminal deposition that she suggested sexual favors to Barnett if he brought her alcohol
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Michael Barnett was convicted of Child Endangerment in January but escaped sex charges
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Daisy Coleman has tried to commit suicide three times since the incident
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The high school student has been subjected to constant cyber-bullying from classmates - and even parents - in the quiet town after she reported being raped in January 2012 by Barnett
Scene: Photo of @placeholder's family basement where the teens were drinking on the night of January 8, 2012.