Jane Doe

And then they just convict someone. Exact same thing happened here. I'm going to very briefly run you guys who have not watched this series. You should go back, watch episode one, watch episode two. I would encourage you to watch all of the episodes before you dive in to the conversation that I had with Harvey. I

But I'm going to very briefly run you through the absurdity of the New York cases that initially put him into prison before telling you the most absurd story ever about his trial in Los Angeles. That one is just I am beyond myself. Every time I look through the facts of this case and realize that he says, I don't know this person. And then the woman says, no, I don't know him either.

But I'm going to very briefly run you through the absurdity of the New York cases that initially put him into prison before telling you the most absurd story ever about his trial in Los Angeles. That one is just I am beyond myself. Every time I look through the facts of this case and realize that he says, I don't know this person. And then the woman says, no, I don't know him either.

But I'm going to very briefly run you through the absurdity of the New York cases that initially put him into prison before telling you the most absurd story ever about his trial in Los Angeles. That one is just I am beyond myself. Every time I look through the facts of this case and realize that he says, I don't know this person. And then the woman says, no, I don't know him either.

And yet somehow he gets convicted. It boggles it boggles my mind. But let's start with the spark notes here from New York. Like I said, you can go back and watch the first episode. But Miriam Halei, also known as Mimi, is the individual that put Harvey away for 20 years. The best way to quickly remember her story, which I want to be clear, I do not believe Mimi at all.

And yet somehow he gets convicted. It boggles it boggles my mind. But let's start with the spark notes here from New York. Like I said, you can go back and watch the first episode. But Miriam Halei, also known as Mimi, is the individual that put Harvey away for 20 years. The best way to quickly remember her story, which I want to be clear, I do not believe Mimi at all.

And yet somehow he gets convicted. It boggles it boggles my mind. But let's start with the spark notes here from New York. Like I said, you can go back and watch the first episode. But Miriam Halei, also known as Mimi, is the individual that put Harvey away for 20 years. The best way to quickly remember her story, which I want to be clear, I do not believe Mimi at all.

I do not believe her even 1%. I'm always honest with you. I've looked into this case. Essentially, the story that she tells is kind of like that viral Super Bowl meme of the artist The Weeknd, you know, where he looks like he has no idea where he's going. You know what I'm talking about? And I'll tell you why it is best remembered that way. In short, Mimi met Harvey at the Cannes Film Festival.

I do not believe her even 1%. I'm always honest with you. I've looked into this case. Essentially, the story that she tells is kind of like that viral Super Bowl meme of the artist The Weeknd, you know, where he looks like he has no idea where he's going. You know what I'm talking about? And I'll tell you why it is best remembered that way. In short, Mimi met Harvey at the Cannes Film Festival.

I do not believe her even 1%. I'm always honest with you. I've looked into this case. Essentially, the story that she tells is kind of like that viral Super Bowl meme of the artist The Weeknd, you know, where he looks like he has no idea where he's going. You know what I'm talking about? And I'll tell you why it is best remembered that way. In short, Mimi met Harvey at the Cannes Film Festival.

She went up to his hotel at that time. She claimed to be horrified by him already having made a pass at her. And she was so horrified by what happened at the Cannes Film Festival that, and the emails reveal this, she immediately thereafter reaches out to his office, the Weinstein Company, and secures herself an internship at his company. working as a production assistant for Project Runway.

She went up to his hotel at that time. She claimed to be horrified by him already having made a pass at her. And she was so horrified by what happened at the Cannes Film Festival that, and the emails reveal this, she immediately thereafter reaches out to his office, the Weinstein Company, and secures herself an internship at his company. working as a production assistant for Project Runway.

She went up to his hotel at that time. She claimed to be horrified by him already having made a pass at her. And she was so horrified by what happened at the Cannes Film Festival that, and the emails reveal this, she immediately thereafter reaches out to his office, the Weinstein Company, and secures herself an internship at his company. working as a production assistant for Project Runway.

She was so horrified at what happened in Cannes that at the end of that internship, she decides to meet up with him at the Mercer Hotel to catch up. She then heads down to his office to meet with someone else there, and after seeing him, agrees for him to drive her back to her apartment in New York City. And to be clear, his assistant was in the car with him at that time.

She was so horrified at what happened in Cannes that at the end of that internship, she decides to meet up with him at the Mercer Hotel to catch up. She then heads down to his office to meet with someone else there, and after seeing him, agrees for him to drive her back to her apartment in New York City. And to be clear, his assistant was in the car with him at that time.

She was so horrified at what happened in Cannes that at the end of that internship, she decides to meet up with him at the Mercer Hotel to catch up. She then heads down to his office to meet with someone else there, and after seeing him, agrees for him to drive her back to her apartment in New York City. And to be clear, his assistant was in the car with him at that time.

Now, she tells the story that that's when he marked where she lived, because obviously, if you're Harvey Weinstein, it would make sense that rather than inviting her somewhere, you're just going to figure out where she lives by dropping her off at home and then barge into her apartment later that evening. And that's what she says happened. He barged into her apartment.

Now, she tells the story that that's when he marked where she lived, because obviously, if you're Harvey Weinstein, it would make sense that rather than inviting her somewhere, you're just going to figure out where she lives by dropping her off at home and then barge into her apartment later that evening. And that's what she says happened. He barged into her apartment.

Now, she tells the story that that's when he marked where she lived, because obviously, if you're Harvey Weinstein, it would make sense that rather than inviting her somewhere, you're just going to figure out where she lives by dropping her off at home and then barge into her apartment later that evening. And that's what she says happened. He barged into her apartment.

Well, first he rang the doorbell and she opened. She had to obviously physically open the door, which the court transcripts show. But then once he gets in through that door and in through a second secure door, which she doesn't really remember how he did that. He then instantly knew which apartment was hers. He just took a lucky guess.