UP to 13 witnesses could be called to give evidence against an Eaton woman accused of selling fake ultrasound photos.
Appearing in the Bunbury Magistrates Court on Thursday morning, Rawinia Hayes stood by her earlier plea of not guilty for allegedly selling fake ultrasound photos from her home-based business.
One of the witnesses includes an expert in ultrasound imaging and another will explain the working of the machine used by Hayes.
Hayes will face trial for three days from July 7.
In January, more than 100 people took to Facebook to claim the 4D scans they were giving of their children were identical to images found in Google searches and in the photo albums of other expectant parents.
A social media post in January triggered widespread alarm among Greater Bunbury mothers who were horrified to find that cherished ultrasound photos of their unborn children could be fake.
Several mothers spoke to the Bunbury Mail about the emotional trauma they experienced when they found out the photos may not be their children.
Magistrate Hamilton adjourned the case and a $500 bail was set.
A trial date is expected to be finalised in April this year.
