Jurors in the Harvey Weinstein rape trial ended deliberations Tuesday without a verdict. Earlier today, jurors in Lower Manhattan’s New York Supreme Court asked the presiding judge about emails marked in flagged red, apparently sent from Weinstein to his private investigator, regarding women who were on his “priority” investigation list. The jurors also asked why …
A New York jury has started deliberations in connection with business mogul Harvey Weinstein’s rape trial. Weinstein stands accused of raping a woman in 2013 inside a Manhattan hotel room and forcing another woman, TV and film production assistant Mimi Haleyi, to perform oral sex on him in 2016. NBC reports that Weinstein’s defense lawyers …
Harvey Weinstein personally called an investigator with a “red flag” list of women he wanted scrutinized as sexual misconduct allegations against the now-disgraced movie mogul flooded the media in 2017, the investigator said during testimony at Weinstein’s rape trial in New York, the New York Post reported. On the list, highlighted in red, was actress …
Juror selection is underway in the high-profile rape trial of disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein. USA Today reports that 40 potential jurors were dismissed on Tuesday, the second day of trial proceedings. Before vetting jurors, Judge James Burke reprimanded Weinstein, 67, and threatened him with jail for using not one but two cellphones in court. …
More than 80 women have accused movie mogul Harvey Weinstein of sexual assault and rape. As new indictments are handed down in California, across the country Weinstein is in a New York courtroom defending himself on two charges. With Nancy Grace today to discuss: Kathleen Murphy, North Carolina family attorney Cloyd Steiger – 36 years Seattle Police …
Poor Harvey Weinstein. To hear him tell it, he’s the greatest thing to ever happen to women in movies, not an alleged sexual predator who’s been accused by more than 80 women of sexual assault, harassment and rape. At least that’s how he portrayed himself in an exclusive interview with The New York Post, conducted …
At least three women confronted disgraced film producer Harvey Weinstein at a pop-up speakeasy for actors in New York Wednesday night, and two of them were tossed from the Downtime Bar for their actions, the New York Post reported. Actress Zoe Stuckless posted a video of her confrontation to her Facebook page, showing her pointing …
