The misdemeanor assault and harassment trial involving actor Jonathan Majors and his ex, Grace Jabbari, commenced on Monday, Dec. 4, with ludicrous accusations already flying out.
According to the Hollywood Reporter, Assistant District Attorney Michael Perez proclaimed Majors told Jabbari she needed to “live up to standards of Coretta Scott King and Michelle Obama,” referring to himself as a “great man.”
On 25 March, Jabbari told the jury, the couple were riding back to Manhattan from a dinner already marred by a heated argument over Majors’ recent outbursts. During the drive, Jabbari was leaning on his shoulder when he received a “romantic” text message sent by a woman named Cleopatra.
After she snatched the phone out of his hands, she said Majors twisted her arm behind her back in a position that left her in “excruciating” pain. “Next I felt a really hard blow across my head,” she said.
“He’s very strong. I couldn’t move,” Jabbari continued. “It feels very loud when you’re hit in the head and just shocking.”
Majors eventually pried the phone from her hands and took off through the streets of Lower Manhattan as Jabbari chased him, according to a video compilation taken from various surveillance cameras that was shown to jurors.
Prosecutors stated the 34-year-old Creed III actor became enraged and began yelling and throwing things at his then-girlfriend, who started to record what he was saying, including the King and Obama statement.
Commenters under the Neighborhood Talk post trolled Majors.
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