Mexican Model to Face Weinstein Trial After Court Reveal

Mexican model and actress Claudia Salinas is set to take the stand in Harvey Weinstein’s sex-crimes trial on Wednesday—to face allegations she lured and trapped one of Weinstein’s accusers into a Beverly Hills hotel in 2013.

on Wednesday—to face allegations she lured and trapped one of the topped titan’s accusers into a Beverly Hills hotel in 2013.

After the assault and Weinstein’s ejaculation onto the floor, Jane Doe 2 said she “saw Claudia Salinas” as she quickly exited the bathroom door. Assistant District Attorney Paul Thompson noted the Salinas has previously denied Jane Doe 2’s claims in New York—where she testified on behalf of the defense. In the New York trial, where Weinstein was convicted of several sex-crimes, Jane Doe 2 was an uncharged witness called to the stand to help prosecutors establish Weinstein’s pattern of predatory behavior.

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