Anoushka Mutanda-Dougherty

And she said,

like it really started to take its toll on her the prosecution asked her the question which i imagine the defense are going to ask as well and lots of people on social media have been voicing for months why did you keep doing stuff if you didn't want to do it and this related specifically to the freak-offs what did she say about why she went through with these things particularly the freak-offs like you said days-long drug-fueled orgies why did she keep doing them

like it really started to take its toll on her the prosecution asked her the question which i imagine the defense are going to ask as well and lots of people on social media have been voicing for months why did you keep doing stuff if you didn't want to do it and this related specifically to the freak-offs what did she say about why she went through with these things particularly the freak-offs like you said days-long drug-fueled orgies why did she keep doing them

like it really started to take its toll on her the prosecution asked her the question which i imagine the defense are going to ask as well and lots of people on social media have been voicing for months why did you keep doing stuff if you didn't want to do it and this related specifically to the freak-offs what did she say about why she went through with these things particularly the freak-offs like you said days-long drug-fueled orgies why did she keep doing them

Yeah, so she gave those like three reasons for why she continued to do stuff she was uncomfortable with. And the prosecution didn't stop there. I mean, they did really ask her to go into detail about the kind of stuff she was doing that she felt uncomfortable with. And it's a, you know, it's a tricky lesson. And

Yeah, so she gave those like three reasons for why she continued to do stuff she was uncomfortable with. And the prosecution didn't stop there. I mean, they did really ask her to go into detail about the kind of stuff she was doing that she felt uncomfortable with. And it's a, you know, it's a tricky lesson. And

Yeah, so she gave those like three reasons for why she continued to do stuff she was uncomfortable with. And the prosecution didn't stop there. I mean, they did really ask her to go into detail about the kind of stuff she was doing that she felt uncomfortable with. And it's a, you know, it's a tricky lesson. And

I'll do another warning here, it's quite graphic if you're listening, sexually explicit. She does detail stuff that happened during those sexual performances, those freak-offs that she didn't enjoy at all. What kind of stuff did she talk about?

I'll do another warning here, it's quite graphic if you're listening, sexually explicit. She does detail stuff that happened during those sexual performances, those freak-offs that she didn't enjoy at all. What kind of stuff did she talk about?

I'll do another warning here, it's quite graphic if you're listening, sexually explicit. She does detail stuff that happened during those sexual performances, those freak-offs that she didn't enjoy at all. What kind of stuff did she talk about?

Now, something else that came up that we've heard a lot about before is the baby oil aspect. You know, the defense addressed this in their opening statement saying, you've probably heard of his love of baby oil. You know, that's not a federal crime. But in this side of the story, the story we heard from Cassie, we started to hear how that baby oil was being used and how it was

Now, something else that came up that we've heard a lot about before is the baby oil aspect. You know, the defense addressed this in their opening statement saying, you've probably heard of his love of baby oil. You know, that's not a federal crime. But in this side of the story, the story we heard from Cassie, we started to hear how that baby oil was being used and how it was

Now, something else that came up that we've heard a lot about before is the baby oil aspect. You know, the defense addressed this in their opening statement saying, you've probably heard of his love of baby oil. You know, that's not a federal crime. But in this side of the story, the story we heard from Cassie, we started to hear how that baby oil was being used and how it was

in an environment that made her feel very uncomfortable.

in an environment that made her feel very uncomfortable.

in an environment that made her feel very uncomfortable.

Some of the stuff that the prosecution said in opening statements get picked up on today by Cassie and she was emotional at some point, but it's not over. She hasn't finished giving her testimony. What's kind of the schedule looking like for tomorrow?

Some of the stuff that the prosecution said in opening statements get picked up on today by Cassie and she was emotional at some point, but it's not over. She hasn't finished giving her testimony. What's kind of the schedule looking like for tomorrow?

Some of the stuff that the prosecution said in opening statements get picked up on today by Cassie and she was emotional at some point, but it's not over. She hasn't finished giving her testimony. What's kind of the schedule looking like for tomorrow?

But we definitely know that the jury will be seeing those tapes that are pornographic in nature and taking it into consideration when they decide whether he's guilty or not. Sakshi, thank you so much for coming and filling us in today. I know it won't be the last time. Thank you so much for having me. I'm sure I'll see you again soon.