Danny Masterson's Ex Testifies She Had To Pull Hair To Stop Rape
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The woman told the court that Masterson “had this thing about his hair, so I knew if I pulled it really, really hard, he would get off me. But what he di...
LOS ANGELES (AP) — A woman testified Friday that she was five years into a relationship with actor Danny Masterson when she awoke to find he had begun having sex with her as she slept, as happened often. She didn’t want it, she said, but had always accepted it. This time, she fought back. “I tried pushing him off me and saying no,” the woman, identified in court only as Christina B., said. “He wouldn’t stop. So I did something that I knew would make him angry and likely to get off me. I pulled his hair. He has these rules, ‘no touch hair rule,’ ‘no touch face rule.’ He had this thing about his hair, so I knew if I pulled it really, really hard, he would get off me. But what he did was he hit me.”
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