Jonathan Majors appears in the case for sexist violence

American actor Jonathan Majors appeared before the judge in the case of sexist violence for which he was accused by the prosecution in Manhattan (New York) at the end of March, and which his defense today described as a “witch hunt”.

Majors, 33, star of “Creed III” and “Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania,” was charged with strangling, assaulting and stalking a woman after calling police about a domestic dispute on March 25, for which he was arrested and later released .

The actor appeared today routine hearing telematic. He briefly expressed his understanding of the issues raised by Judge Rachel Pauley. how to fulfill a Denied access and had no contact with the victim, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

The 30-year-old victim, who was allegedly Majors’ partner, was killed head injuries And the neck in an alleged dispute, the police report states, but it is complaint The prosecutor’s office no longer mentions the neck, but adds damage to the arm, the media reports.

Defense of Jonathan Majors

Majors’ attorney, Priya Chaundhry, defended in a statement virginity actor, said he handed him over to the prosecutors “irrefutable evidence that the woman is lying” and tried to discredit her by convincing her that she exists inconsistencies in its history, at least in terms of “location”.

Previously, the lawyer had already talked about alleged evidence that would include some written statements women who withdraw accusations. As well as video footage of the car in which the incident allegedly took place and various witness statements.

Chaundhry said prosecutors “tailored the charges” against Majors to the victim’s version and cast his client as the victim. Pointing out that he is facing “racial bias” of the American penal system, alluding to Majors being from black race.

Actor’s career, rising star Hollywood, is clouded by accusations. And in the last two months, he lost contracts for advertising and project management.

Majors has been summoned to appear in person before a judge on June 13.