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‘You don’t owe someone your body’: Hayne sexual assault victim gives statement to court – Sydney Morning Herald
The woman, who was assaulted by the former NRL star in 2018, said in a victim impact statement that she is destroyed and damaged but she’s still standing.
My body remembers and my mind wont let me forget, she said.
The woman said she made the mistake of reading what people were saying about her on social media, and wanted to scream and set everyone straight.
The anger, frustrations and feeling of wanting to die was so strong, she said. People talk about my vagina, my choices, and like to give their opinions based on what theyve heard, and it is the most helpless feeling.
No matter what happened before or after the assault no means no.
The woman said…
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