The mistrial comes after a Los Angeles jury could not come to a unanimous verdict on three charges of rape.
on Nov. 18 after three days of deliberations, but at that point, the judge ordered them to keep working to reach a unanimous decision.
as she described how the actor allegedly smothered her with a pillow and strangled her as he was sexually assaulting her in April 2003. It wasn’t until over a year later that she first reported the incident to the police. She said she “immediately would be guilty of a high crime” and expelled from the church, meaning that no members could speak or have any contact with her. For J.B., that meant being cut off from her parents, who were also Scientologists and whom she lived with and worked for, and all of her friends., Masterson’s attorney Philip Cohen picked apart the women’s statements, highlighting inconsistencies in what they told law enforcement, their family and friends, and their testimony at trial.
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