'Knowing that someone invaded my space in that way, it was too much for me. And I just believed in the system.'
Photo: Annie Wermiel A jury deliberates this week in the first criminal case brought against Harvey Weinstein on charges of sexual assault and rape. But in 2015, five years before Weinstein was hauled into State Supreme Court in Manhattan, there was Ambra Battilana Gutierrez.
Why do you think you were the first person, as far as we know, to go to the police about Harvey Weinstein? How did you feel when the DA announced that they weren’t going to prosecute Weinstein for your complaint? Did you imagine the kind of reaction that all of the stories about Harvey Weinstein got? I mean, it changed the world.
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