Davis' lawyer sez 'prominent music executive' must testify first.
Davis, 65, wrote an op-ed to The Washington Post that she attended an appointment at a "prominent music executive’s office" that was "scheduled suspiciously late in the workday." She did not name the man.
Yes, suspiciously late indeed. So late in fact, some might have have referred to it as early.
She said she was hoping to jump-start her music career and brought a cassette with her material to the appointment. She said she did not remember what the two talked about but remembered what the man was wearing. She also recalled the man offering her cocaine.
'Jump start'... an unfortunate term of reference.
"When he pulled a vial of cocaine out of his desk drawer and started chopping up lines on a small mirror, I’m 90 percent sure I declined his offer to do some with him, not because I didn’t do drugs ‐ I definitely did in those years ‐ but because I was starting to feel uncomfortable. My memory of the discomfort is sharp and clear, but my memory of declining the coke is, as I said, about 90 percent," she wrote.
Ten percent memory loss due to coke? I doubt you'll get anything from the VA for that.
Davis described the alleged assault, including what the man’s breath smelled like.....
Geritol ?