Taylor Swift on witness stand in groping trial
Taylor Swift. AP/INVISION FILE PHOTO
DENVER – Taylor Swift has taken the witness stand in her lawsuit claiming she was groped by a radio host.
Swift has testified that “it was a definite grab. A very long grab.”
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David Mueller sued Swift and others on her team, claiming they cost him his job and is seeking up to $3 million in damages. Swift countersued, alleging sexual assault, and is asking for a symbolic $1 judgment.
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Swift’s lawyers have said she does not know Mueller and has no incentive to target him or to fabricate a story.
The case is being tried in federal court under a law allowing the proceeding when the parties live in separate states and the dispute involves a damages claim higher than $75,000.
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