Jonathan Majors Trial: Video Shows LOKI Star Being Chased Four Blocks By Ex-Girlfriend Grace Jabbari

Jonathan Majors Trial: Video Shows LOKI Star Being Chased Four Blocks By Ex-Girlfriend Grace Jabbari

Surveillance footage from the Jonathan Majors trial has surfaced online, and it shows the Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania star being chased by the woman he is accused of assaulting, Grace Jabbari...

By MarkCassidy - Dec 14, 2023 10:12 AM EST

As Jonathan Majors' assault trial continues, the Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania star's defence team has rested, and the judge has approved the release of several pieces of evidence to the media.

The evidence includes photos taken by Majors’ ex-partner and accuser, Grace Jabbari, which show dark bruising on her finger (supposedly from a fracture sustained during her struggle with Majors) and a cut behind her ear; the 911 call made by Majors after he discovered Jabbari “unconscious” in their apartment, and body-cam footage of police officers entering the premises.

There is also surveillance footage of Majors “throwing” or “placing” (depending on whether you agree with the prosecution or defence) Jabbai back into the vehicle, and the former then chasing the actor four blocks, which she claims was "to get answers about who he was texting."

In addition, audio of a recording Jabbari said she made of Majors during an unrelated argument in September 2022 was released, as well as a series of text messages (via Variety) which appear to show the actor asking his ex not to go to the hospital for treatment, possibly from injuries he caused.

Closing arguments are expected to begin today, and the jury will soon begin deliberations. Majors faces four charges of misdemeanor assault, aggravated harassment and harassment. The actor has pleaded not guilty to all charges, and if convicted, could face up to a year behind bars.

Majors has already been dropped from several high-profile projects, as well as his management company, Entertainment 360, and public relations team, The Lede Company. Marvel Studios has yet to take any action or comment on the situation, but that is likely to change, depending on the outcome of this trial.

There are rumors that Kevin Feige and co. might be looking into potential Kang replacements, but Majors featured prominently in season 2 of Loki, and has also been positioned as the primary villain of the next Avengers movie (and potentially the next phase of the MCU). Again, that could all change very quickly.

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Conquistador
Conquistador - 12/14/2023, 10:32 AM
On the evidence alone (in relation to this specific incident) he should be acquitted as the aggressor.

Origame
Origame - 12/14/2023, 10:38 AM
@UniqNo - so hold up. We have evidence from text that he threatened to kill himself if she went to the hospital (because they'd ask questions he didn't want her answering), and you're saying he should be acquitted? Wtf?
Conquistador
Conquistador - 12/14/2023, 10:41 AM
@Origame - Those text are not related to the incident he's in court for.

Those text are being used by the prosecution to paint him as an abuser and maniplulator. It does not relate to the incident in the taxi and what happened that night nor the following day. READ
BobGarlen
BobGarlen - 12/14/2023, 10:45 AM
@UniqNo - Maybe some court mandated therapy because it sure sounds like he needs it, a lot of self-ending talk that clearly needs addressed.
Origame
Origame - 12/14/2023, 11:18 AM
@UniqNo - ok you are clearly uninformed on the situation.

This evidence was originally not allowed for exactly what you're saying. But it was brought back when the defense was trying to use this incident to paint her in a negative light.

And ffs, you're saying he should be acquitted over this when he's very clearly abused her both physically and emotionally.
Conquistador
Conquistador - 12/14/2023, 11:40 AM
@Origame - Why would the judge clear it? Because therwise they would have seemed biased right??

Again i am being specific to this incident, not about what transpired throughout their whole relationhip.. That would need to be a seperate case.

The jury must decide on both the phyiscal and testimonial evidence around this incident. But you know that as you're so well informed apparantly.

Yes i agree those text do suggest he's manipulative and emotionally abusing her, but we also don't have the full context other then them using this to assisinate his character further in the eyes of the jury...which will have an effect regardless.

He's there to defend himself againts the accusations of being the aggressor and physically assualting the woman on that night.


Evidence testimony from the driver: she sounded to be the aggressor"


video Evidence:
we can see...

He's putting/pushing her back in the car so he can leave,

He grabs his phone and pushes away so he can make his escape

She chases him for some time, ends up finding strangers she feel 'safer' with..

He passes her suggesting she stay away...

She pursues again...but then goes back to the strangers she just met to party and drink....(continueing the narrative she's a party girl who likes to drink, but that's not being disputed in court right, as it's a seperate case)

Video, recorded audio and testimonial evidence:

Goes back to her 'abusers' place and passes our in the walk in closet.

Majors returns home after staying away and finds her and immediately contacts emergency services.


I mean....?
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