According to The Fresh York Times, Angelina Jolie has filed a new countersuit in the continuing court struggle over the Château Miraval vineyard she co-owned with her ex-husband Brad Pitt.
The cross-complaint, filed in Los Angeles on Tuesday, includes further specifics concerning Pitt’s allegedly violent actions toward Jolie and their children aboard a private jet in September 2016.
Jolie filed for divorce just days after the alleged confrontation on a trip from France to California, during which their six children, now aged 14 to 21, were apparently present.
According to the New York Times, Jolie stated in court filings that an altercation started when Pitt accused her of being “too deferential” to their children and then began shouting at her in the airplane bathroom.
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According to the petition, “Pitt grabbed Jolie by the head and shook her, then grabbed her shoulders and shook her again before forcing her into the restroom wall.” “Pitt then repeatedly struck the plane’s ceiling, leading Jolie to flee the lavatory.”
Pitt allegedly rushed at one of his children who protected Jolie, and she grabbed him from behind in defense. During the altercation, Pitt allegedly “choked one of the children and hit another in the face,” and at one point, Pitt “spilled beer on Jolie; at another, he poured beer and red wine on the children.”
Brad Pitt’s lawyer has reacted to Angelina Jolie’s countersuit accusing him of physical assault. He referred to it as a “personal assault and misrepresentation.” Brad Pitt’s lawyer said Thursday that he would continue to answer in court to ex-wife Angelina Jolie’s accusations that he mistreated her and strangled one of their children on a flight in 2016, claiming he has accepted responsibility for his real conduct but not for portions of her tale that are false.
Unlike the other side, Brad has owned everything he’s responsible for since day one, but he’s not going to own anything he didn’t do, Pitt’s lawyer, Anne Kiley, said in a statement. He has been the target of every form of personal attack and misinterpretation.
Kiley, on the other hand, did not explain which elements of Jolies’ allegation Pitt disputes and which he accepts responsibility for, and spokespeople did not respond further when questioned.
According to Page Six, Brad’s lawyer has stated that the actor would not “own something he didn’t do.” “Brad has owned everything he’s accountable for from day one — unlike the other side,” Pitt’s lawyer, Anne Kiley, told Page Six on Thursday.
“He’s not going to be held accountable for something he didn’t do,” the statement added. “He has been subjected to every kind of personal abuse and distortion.”
“Fortunately, the different public authorities that the other party has sought to use against him over the last six years have made their own independent determinations. Brad will continue to reply in court as he has in the past “Kelly said.
According to a Variety article from August, Jolie was the driving force behind a 2016 lawsuit in which the woman claimed her “then-husband” raped her on a private jet.
The actress phoned an FBI agent after alleging that Pitt had “physically and verbally attacked” her and their children, and the agent later talked with the assistant US attorney.
After the agent stated that no charges would be filed, Jolie privately petitioned the FBI under the Freedom of Information Act to get papers relating to the federal investigation against Pitt.
The FBI agent who investigated the accusations, according to Jolie’s counsel, “concluded that the government had probable cause to prosecute Pitt with a federal felony for his actions that day.” The present countersuit states this.
