Jonathan Majors used cruelty and manipulation to control Grace Jabbari — and when his girlfriend of two years discovered that the acclaimed actor was cheating on her with another woman, the psychological abuse turned physical. That what the a prosecution told a New York City jury today in opening arguments of Majors’ domestic violence trial
Assistant Manhattan district attorney, Michael Perez told jurors that Majors was worried that Jabbari was threatening suicide, which later was part of her evaluation at a hospital later that night. Later defense lawyer Priya Chaudhry said in her opening statement that Jabbari did threaten suicide. Both Jabbari and and Majors were sitting in the courtroom looking on during the opening statements Monday.
Unsurprisingly, in opening statements from both the prosecution and the defense this morning it was a tale of two very different incidents.
The Creed III actor left Jabbari with a fractured finger, pain from a twisted arm, and a bloody cut behind one ear while wresting his cellphone back from her on a late-night car ride through Manhattan in the late hours between March 24 and 25, Perez said.
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