The first witness called by the defence in the Harvey Weinstein sex assault trial seemed to do more for the prosecution.
“Yes,” a seemingly flustered Mr Feldsher answered the prosecutor, Joan Illuzzi-Orbon.
The texts, which were not entered into evidence or shown to jurors, were written by Mr Feldsher to Weinstein since the Fall of 2018. “I meant that it was my understanding for a very long time that Harvey had a sex addiction and that he dated a lot of women,” Mr Feldsher told jurors.
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