Danny Masterson Prosecutor Tells Jurors: ‘Show Him That No Actually Means No’

trial urged the jury on Tuesday to find him guilty of three forcible rapes, and to “show him that ‘no’ actually means ‘no.'”

Cohen countered that the accusers’ testimony was riddled with inconsistencies, and that the prosecution was more interested in winning the case than in doing justice. “You don’t have to like Mr. Masterson,” Cohen said. “It doesn’t matter. You don’t have to like Scientology. It doesn’t matter. You don’t even have to like me. It doesn’t matter. That’s not the rule of law. That’s the rule of emotion, of sympathy, of pulling on heartstrings.”

That mask...LOL

Somebody please explain to me how waiting decades to prosecute someone for sexual assault makes sense, when the victim needs to do it when it occurred?

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