Zuko Komisa

Disgraced Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein was found guilty on Wednesday of sexually assaulting Miriam Haley, following a retrial that brought renewed focus to his history of predatory behavior.
Weinstein, 73, is already serving a 16-year sentence in California for rape and sexual assault convictions.
This New York retrial stemmed from an overturned 2020 conviction on some of the original charges. The latest verdicts mark another chapter in the legal saga of the once-powerful producer, whose downfall fueled the #MeToo movement and brought widespread attention to sexual misconduct in Hollywood and beyond.
The verdicts were delivered in a New York courtroom after a trial where three women testified in graphic detail about their alleged victimisation by Weinstein.
When the jury foreperson was asked for a verdict on the charge concerning Miriam Haley, the clear response was “Guilty.”
Later, when asked about an allegation of rape brought by Jessica Mann, the foreperson shook their head, indicating no verdict had yet been reached on that specific charge. The foreperson then stated “not guilty” for the charge related to Kaja Sokola.
Jury deliberations are set to resume on Thursday regarding the unresolved charge involving Jessica Mann.
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