A legal battle continues as Canadian businessman Frank Stronach’s defence lawyer faces off with one of his accusers today. The fourth complainant in the case was questioned by lawyer Leora Shemesh, shedding light on alleged incidents from the early 1980s. There have been twists and turns in the courtroom, with issues arising over the complainant’s interactions with the prosecution prior to the trial. Shemesh is challenging the validity of the testimonies, claiming that some complainants were coached by the Crown. Despite the legal back-and-forth, the accuser maintained that she was not guided on her statements. Stronach, aged 93, maintains his innocence against the dozen charges brought forth by seven complainants, with incidents dating back to the 1970s. The trial, which commenced last week after some delays, is expected to continue with testimonies from all involved parties.
Keyphrase: Frank Stronach case