Aubrey O'Day: Cassie's Cross Examination
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What insights does Aubrey O'Day provide about Cassie's testimony?
If you've ever dated anyone that doesn't really love you and is like abusive usually and pushing you into things, it doesn't even have to be sexual. It could be anything they want you to do. It's like almost training a child, right? Like, oh, you want to bring up this? You're so predictable. Like, you're just like the rest of them. And then you get that feeling as a woman to be like, no, wait, I'm not. I'm not. I promise. You then talk yourself back into an idea. Same way when she was brutally abused in that hallway, him writing her, I'm about to get arrested. The police are here. They've already testified to the fact that there was no arrest and there was no police arresting him. That was to get her to come back.
It's called control. It's control, coercion. It's grooming. It's all pieces of many things that make me really understand how much manipulation was involved in getting her to... activate the emotions that he wanted her to project.
Aubrey, so many of us who have been listening to Cassie's testimony have been shocked. I mean, we had heard just general details about what she might say, but to actually hear her go into descriptive detail about what she says she experienced over a decade, was there anything she said in these last several days of testimony that surprised you, that shocked you? No. Wow. What was the hardest thing to hear from her?
That she felt so Loved in his company and she felt he made her feel unlike anyone else. And so she would do these things because it was the only time and chance that she got to really spend in that feeling. That was a hard listen because I think any woman that's ever cared for somebody that may not have that ability or desire to has pandered in one way or another, whether it's a sex party or bringing themselves down to certain levels that no woman should have to, emotionally saying things, utilizing whatever tool any woman finds herself having as valuable or has been told. Because you have to remember, women see ourselves through the projection of men. You know, since we're young kids, since we're young girls, we're kind of groomed into these social ideas and norms.
I mean, shit, I just turned 41 and people are saying to me, oh, so you didn't want kids. Well, I honestly, I'm just getting to an age where I'm finally free from a lot of chaos and could start thinking about that. I realize that that's troubling for everybody else because it's geriatric and whatever all the titles are. But actually, yeah, I do. I've always wanted kids.
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