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IfGodCouldDie posted...

They literally mention some of them in the article you posted. I will admit I may be misremembering something, but I'm quite positive I remember also reading about how his defense team has people lined up as character witnesses both from the night in question and in general(those im pretty sure would be made public during the trial) If that ends up not being the case I will own my mistake on it. Like I've said repeatedly, if any of the shit that has been said about him ends up being true he is a PoS, but I'm not willing to demonize a person based solely on hearsay.
During this three-month investigation, Rolling Stone spoke with more than 40 people who have known Majors during his time in graduate school, his Hollywood career, and his romantic relationships. Many describe Majors as being a complicated, unpredictable, and sometimes violent man, who can switch from charming to cold in a flash. (All of the sources for this article requested anonymity, citing fear of career repercussions and personal retribution from Majors. Some claim they were prohibited from speaking. My only response can be that I am silenced by an NDA he had me sign, says one person who worked with Majors.)

Their stories suggest a pattern of alleged physical, mental, and emotional abuse that dates back a decade to Majors time at Yales David Geffen School of Drama where he was involved in physical altercations and continued to the sets of his movies and TV shows, where production members raised concerns over his treatment of crew

There's only two people defending him, which are not very convincing.

The allegations that Mr. Majors got physical with or physically intimidated anyone on any movie set are downright false, Pusch wrote in the statement to Rolling Stone. Everyone who has worked with Mr. Majors knows that he employs an immersive Method acting style, and while that can be misconstrued as rudeness at times, those who know Mr. Majors and work in the industry have attested to his dedication to his craft as well as his kindness.

Only one woman consented to making her statement public. Haley Carter, a woman whom Majors dated from age 13 to 18, described Majors as sweet, kind and gentle, in a message drafted in late March. After 20 years of knowing him, I can tell you who Jonathan is. He did not do these things, the statement said, in part. He is exactly the opposite of what these allegations say. Jonathan is the most self-controlled, disciplined, well-mannered person I know. We all call him the peacekeeper. He is not violent in any way.

Meanwhile, the defense was caught outright lying.

In fact, Rolling Stone reached out to all six people. Three say they never gave Majors team permission to release such statements. Another woman declined to share the statement credited to her by Majors team, saying it was prewritten, not truthful, and that she had never approved of its release. (One did not respond to a request for comment.)