Washington: Tension reached a boiling point during a testing of Harvey Vensteten’s ongoing sexual attack in New York City, as former TV production assistant Mirium Haley called the former filmmaker “F — ING Donkey” during cross-examination.
According to the variety, the hot exchange occurred on Friday morning, as Venten’s defense lawyer, Jennifer Bonjen pressed Haley on his decision to accept the invitation to meet the former-producer in his Soho apartment on 10 July 2006.
Bonzian’s inquiry line focused on Haley’s pre -Haley’s encounter with Veenstein, when she unexpectedly reached her eastern village house, as she rejected her invitation to participate in Paris Haute Couture Fashion Week, a trip that she later described as “bizarre”.
Haley explained that she felt as if she may be “angry” by rejecting the offer of Fashion Week, as if she could be according to the variety.
When Veenstein later invited him to the premiere of Clerks II at Los Angeles, she said that she feels bound to “Kaho Hi” at least in her apartment. “I thought it would not be strange,” he told the court, as quoted by the variety.
Trying to discredit Haley’s objectives, Bonzen asked, “You accepted a profit, right?” Referring to Venstein’s flying and an invitation to incident. Haley just replied, “An invitation, yes.”
Then the inquiry gave details of what Haley wore during the meeting in Veenstein’s apartment.
Despite Bonzian’s frequent questions, Haley said she could not miss the nuances of her organization. Bongen pressed further, asking, “Is it possible that you were wearing jeans?” Haley replied that she did not remember Vinstein while removing her jeans.
However, the situation became serious when Bongen asked, “What do you miss her?”
Haley’s answer was uneven: “My Tempon”, as quoted by diversity.
The tension in the court increased as Haley’s emotional response. When the specifics of the attack were again questioned, Haley said that he did not take out his clothes during the encounter.
Bongen vested that it depended on the jury to determine the truth of the claim. At that time, heli broke into tears, his voice was growing in frustration.
“This is my experience!” Haley said that she turned her gaze towards Venstein, who was sitting in court.
“F-NG donkey,” he said, as quoted by diversity.
Wenstein, who has requested not to be guilty of allegations against him, has faced a first-degree criminal sex act charge with Haley from the July 2006 incident.
Apart from the allegation, Venstein is also facing allegations of first-degree criminal sex act and third degree rape in relation to other alleged incidents. He has requested not to be guilty for all allegations.
