<p>Paul Rajendran used a bogus MySpace profile, using the pseudonym James Carter, to arrange a meeting with the 23-year-old woman in early March 2009. He then raped her in a nearby office block, prosecutors alleged.<br /><br />Prior to the meeting in Sydney's CBD, the pair exchanged emails in which Rajendran falsely claimed he worked for the lingerie firm La Perla.<br /><br />A Downing Centre District Court jury of seven women and five men took a little over a day to decide on a guilty verdict.<br /><br />Rajendran who was reportedly impassive while the decision was read to the court on Friday, later wept.<br /><br />His barrister applied for bail, but it was refused by Judge Deborah Payne.<br />A full pre-sentence report has been ordered before the matter is next mentioned on April 15.</p>
<p>Paul Rajendran used a bogus MySpace profile, using the pseudonym James Carter, to arrange a meeting with the 23-year-old woman in early March 2009. He then raped her in a nearby office block, prosecutors alleged.<br /><br />Prior to the meeting in Sydney's CBD, the pair exchanged emails in which Rajendran falsely claimed he worked for the lingerie firm La Perla.<br /><br />A Downing Centre District Court jury of seven women and five men took a little over a day to decide on a guilty verdict.<br /><br />Rajendran who was reportedly impassive while the decision was read to the court on Friday, later wept.<br /><br />His barrister applied for bail, but it was refused by Judge Deborah Payne.<br />A full pre-sentence report has been ordered before the matter is next mentioned on April 15.</p>