December 15, (THEWILL) – A surveillance video revealing the altercation between American actor, Jonathan Majors and his ex-girlfriend, British dancer, Grace Jabbari, whom he met in London on the set of the film, ‘Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania’, in connection to his current trial was recently released.
He began a relationship with Grace in August 2021, but the pair separated in March 2023, following a series of alleged incidents surrounding domestic violence during their relationship.
While the trial judge maintained strict control over the presented evidence in court during the past weeks, on Wednesday, December 13, he decided to share it with the media. This includes crucial footage that the prosecution has been using to build their case before the jury.
A pivotal video in the case captures the aftermath of the alleged incident between Majors and his accuser, Jabbari, shedding light on her claims of an attack that occurred in a vehicle.
Majors and Jabbari were observed outside an SUV, halted at a traffic light on a sparsely populated NYC street. The footage captures them engaged in conversation, with Majors eventually wrapping his arms around Jabbari.
The footage suggests that Majors lifts her, attempting to place her back in the vehicle unsuccessfully. He releases her and makes a quick escape, while Jabbari follows in pursuit. The chase spans several blocks before Majors outpaced her. Once she loses him, Jabbari encounters a group of strangers on the street, engaging in conversation, and finding solace with the small crew.
Majors returns, passing the group, and signals for Jabbari to stay back. Despite her attempts to engage with him, he continues down the street, with Jabbari in pursuit once more. Eventually, the two part ways – Majors spends the night at a hotel, while Jabbari heads to a nightclub.
Reports indicate that the following morning, Majors called 911, expressing concerns of a possible overdose/suicide after finding Jabbari unconscious in his closet. A video captures him making the call from the lobby of his building, and upon the arrival of the police, he guides them to his unit. The footage reveals Jabbari, initially passed out in the closet, eventually coming down with the officers, standing upright.
As part of the evidence released, photos depicting Jabbari’s alleged injuries have also been made public.
