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Kevin Spacey calls for the release of the 'Epstein files'
(www.standard.co.uk)
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The court found that it couldn't be proven to have happened. Did you ignore the part where Spacey apologized to Rapp for the "incident" before the lawsuit?
Real fucking weird to go to bat to defend the reputation of a serial sexual predator, but do go on because we're learning a bit about you today.
Characterizing this as "he apologized for the incident" is disingenuous at best and the reason we have courts with lawyers, juries and judges.
Spacey was disingenuous at best, and was trying to clear his conscience and avoid self-incrimination at the same time.
Maybe, but you made it sound like he admitted to "the incident", when what he did was the typical non-apology while admitting nothing.
Which he wouldn't have done at all if there had been no "incident."
Maybe, maybe not.