Paul Grant

2 days ago | sportsnet.ca | Paul Grant

Content warning: This story includes allegations of sexual assault. LONDON, Ont. — A lawyer for Cal Foote challenged the complainant in the trial of five former NHLers accused of sexual assault in June 2018 on Tuesday about her choice of language in her testimony. The woman, known as “E.M.” in court documents because of a publication ban on her name, answered from elsewhere in the courthouse via CCTV to questioning by lawyer Julianna Greenspan, who represents Foote.

3 days ago | sportsnet.ca | Paul Grant

LONDON, Ont. — The complainant in the trial of five former NHLers accused of sexual assault in June 2018 was challenged on Monday by the defence as to why she didn’t tell her best friend in text messages about the severity of the alleged incident until days later. The woman, known as “E.M.” in court documents because of a publication ban on her name, answered from elsewhere in the courthouse via CCTV to continued questioning by lawyer Lisa Carnelos, who represents Dillon Dube.

6 days ago | sportsnet.ca | Paul Grant

Content warning: This story includes allegations of sexual assault. LONDON, Ont. — The complainant in the sexual assault trial for five former NHLers was challenged on Friday about her memory of who bought the drinks she consumed at a bar before the alleged incident of June 2018. The woman, known as “E.M.” in court documents because of a publication ban on naming her, answered from elsewhere in the courthouse via CCTV to continued questioning by lawyer Daniel Brown, who represents Alex Formenton.

1 week ago | sportsnet.ca | Paul Grant

Content warning: This story includes allegations of sexual assault. LONDON, Ont. — The complainant in the sexual assault trial for five former NHLers was asked pointed questions on Thursday about who was to blame for the alleged incident of June 2018. The woman, known as “E.M.” in court documents because of a publication ban on naming her, answered from elsewhere in the courthouse via CCTV to questioning by lawyer Daniel Brown, who represents Alex Formenton.

1 week ago | sportsnet.ca | Paul Grant

Content warning: This story includes allegations of sexual assault. LONDON, Ont. — The complainant in the sexual assault trial for five former NHLers broke down in tears after being challenged on Wednesday about identifying her assailants on the night of the alleged incident in June 2018. The woman, known as “E.M.” in court documents because of a publication ban on naming her, answered from elsewhere in the courthouse via CCTV to cross-examination by lawyer Megan Savard, who represents Carter Hart.