The trial heard that the woman received a message via Instagram two hours after leaving the premises
A jury is to resume its deliberations this morning in the trial of a fitness coach accused of sexually assaulting a woman who went to a gym for a therapeutic massage and treatment for chronic back problems.
The woman maintained he told her, "You are bold, you are bold, I would say you're wild". The woman said he told her: "This never happened to me before, but I'm getting hard working on you". She said she ignored it and closed her eyes, and she recalled freezing a lot more. In response to the complaint, he told gardai that he did not touch her breasts or inside her shorts. He claimed the complainant had taken down the sheet and that he had told her that she was making his job hard.
The complainant said it read: "Testosterone went through the roof; I didn't expect that." It also had a monkey covering its eyes emoji, and she took a screenshot, which was tendered to court as an exhibit. Judge Munro facilitated the nine men and three women of the jury, who will resume deliberations on Wednesday.
The man stated the woman told him the accused told her "he was on a horn and would lose his job for her".
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