Overview

• Miriam Haley, the first accuser in Harvey Weinstein's retrial, emotionally testified about the alleged 2006 assault during her fourth day on the stand.
• Haley broke down in tears and stormed out of the courtroom after heated questioning from defense attorney Jennifer Bonjean, who challenged her account and credibility.
• The defense focused on Haley's continued contact with Weinstein after the alleged assault, her travel history, and her decision to initially hire a civil attorney in 2017.
• Haley maintained that Weinstein forcibly performed oral sex on her in his SoHo apartment and later coerced her into unwanted sexual encounters.
• Weinstein faces charges related to Haley's allegations, as well as accusations by Jessica Mann and Kaja Sokola, both expected to testify in the ongoing retrial.