Fourth accuser tells court Russell Brand laughed after pinning her to a wall in 'frenzied' radio station assault
The woman told Southwark Crown Court that three men and a woman with Brand watched the alleged attack at the Choice FM studios in the mid-2000s and 'did nothing'. She said Brand, a 'perfect stranger', said 'aye aye' before grabbing her face. Now in her 50s, she insisted: 'I have nothing to gain at all.' Brand, 51, denies all seven charges, including three counts of rape.
Brand's wife, Laura Gallacher, shook her head as the accuser gave her evidence.
A third accuser insisted she was 'dragged' into a Nordic Bar toilet in Soho in 2004.
Ian Winter KC, Brand's barrister, told her she could easily have struggled and been rescued.
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