Overview
- Jurors began weighing the case in Harvey Weinstein’s third Manhattan sex-crimes retrial and asked to review part of Jessica Mann’s testimony and a prosecution timeline of emails and other evidence.
- During deliberations, Judge Curtis Farber said Weinstein, who was in Department of Corrections custody elsewhere in the courthouse, reported chest pains and was not brought into the courtroom.
- Farber marked Weinstein for medical attention and ended the day early, with the court planning to provide the requested materials to jurors the next morning.
- Defense lawyer Marc Agnifilo said court officers alerted him to Weinstein’s complaint, and both legal teams left the courtroom to limit juror speculation about Weinstein’s absence.
- The court did not specify the seriousness of the complaint; Weinstein, 74, has documented health issues, uses a wheelchair, and remains imprisoned as this retrial on Mann’s allegation proceeds.