A WIFE accused of luring her husband to his death in a woodland glade

took part in bizarre bondage sex sessions with both her lover and

strangers, the Old Bailey was told yesterday.

It was also alleged that during secret trysts with chauffeur Terence

Bewley, Sandra Wignall had sex with him and posed for photographs in her

underwear in the back of Rolls-Royce cars.

Mrs Wignall's friend and neighbour in Rowhurst Avenue, Addlestone,

Surrey, Mrs Christine Willis, told the murder trial: ''She was talkative

about her private life. She spoke to me about her relationships with

various men.''

Mrs Wignall was allegedly obsessed with Mr Bewley. Mrs Willis said

48-year-old Mrs Wignall described meeting him at garages where the

Rolls-Royces he used in his work were kept.

''She met him to have sex in the Rolls-Royces and she showed me a

couple of photographs of her in the cars dressed in her underwear,'' she

said.

The pair had argued once but Mr Bewley came around after a few weeks

and said he had a present for her.

''She told me he blindfolded her and tied her to the bed and brought a

man in to have sex with her while Mr Bewley was present.

''It was someone she did not know. It happened again once. She thought

it was with a different man -- one had a moustache and the other one did

not,'' said Mrs Willis.

Mrs Wignall told her she started having a sexual relationship with

widower Bob Wignall in May 1991, when he comforted her after Mr Bewley

broke off their relationship.

The prosecution alleges Mrs Wignall resumed her relationship with Mr

Bewley within nine days of marrying Mr Wignall.

She allegedly became bored with the marriage and, after nine months,

lured Mr Wignall into woods near their home on the pretext of feeding

foxes.

It is alleged Mr Bewley and his friend Harold Moult were there and

attacked Mr Wignall while his wife distracted him by performing oral

sex. He was battered and stabbed twice through the heart.

The court was told the twin motives for the murder were lust and

greed. Mrs Wignall stood to gain #21,000 from her husband's life

insurance policy and Mr Bewley was deeply in debt.

Mrs Wignall, Mr Bewley, 43, of Ruislip, London, and Mr Moult, 42, of

Ladywood, Birmingham, deny murder last September.

The trial was adjourned until today.