Liberia, June 10 -- One of 57 alleged victims in the country's largest human-trafficking case broke down during her testimony in open court, crying as she described how the man she identified-Daniel Davis-raped her after putting a drug in her a drink in one of the trial's most dramatic opening moments.

After drinking the beverage, S. said, she immediately felt unwell.

I got weak," said a weeping S. "I didn't have strength. That's how Daniel Davis took me in the room and took advantage on me. It was my first time for man to advantage on me."

She then pointed Davis out in court in the dock at the request of Sumo Kutu Akoi, the lead prosecutor in the case.

"The man that down there. The man that knocked his chest," she said. "Is that him...