After a 26-year-old woman was allegedly sexually assaulted by Jarryd Hayne, she sent a message to a friend describing the former NRL player as “pushy” and said, “I just feel like I let it happen to myself by not screaming at him”, a jury has been told.
Hayne, 35, has pleaded not guilty in the NSW District Court to two counts of sexual intercourse without consent relating to a woman on September 30, 2018. He denies any sexual assault occurred.James Brickwood
He said the jury would hear the Snapchat messages deleted automatically, whilst others were deleted by the woman. He anticipated her evidence would be “she did that as a matter of course”. The night before the incident, the woman asked Hayne, “Will you be here tomorrow night?” to which he said, “No, going back tomorrow”. Cunneen said the woman said, “Stay one more night. I’m ruined [sad face] otherwise take me back ha I’m full serious, and you know it”.
The man said, “OMG [three heart-eye emojis]” and “Get me his signature, babe”, to which the woman said he was “being horrible”.
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