How Harvey Weinstein tried to silence the women who confronted him

"We were being surveilled... our phones and computers were tapped and we were being watched."
"I felt that I couldn't continue to be silenced and I had a moral duty to speak up."
Former assistant to Harvey Weinstein Zelda Perkins tells #timesradio how Weinstein used a system of spies and lawyers to keep her and others from exposing his crimes.
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[@Pelle805]

Amazing interview! Thank You!

[@johnm4608]

Fantastic interview 👏

[@Cheshirestog]

If your NDA is a cover-up, in other words a conspiracy, to cover up a crime, I don't think that can legally be enforced as legal if one of the parties later changes their mind.

[@Cheshirestog]

Amazing discussion on the NDAs being used to cover-up crime and continue to allow people to go on being victimized.

[@NewCastleIndiana]

Amazing interview. I really don’t know much about the whole situation but her communication of the events is enthralling and heartbreaking.

[@markshackleton9805]

What is the film they're referring to?

[@harrietthespy2119]

It’s entitled She Said

[@NN-bk1oi]

Which movie are they talking about? :)

[@mysteryconfidential-true-crime]

She Said

[@harrietthespy2119]

Fantastic statement about the more power we have the more we should be held to account!

[@Dybbouk]

She is talking about the late 90's??

[@chrislim7615]

App even actors weren't spared;)*!!!!!

[@EL-ub2df]

15:10 21:30

[@Rich-xg2cg]

I dont believe she was oblivious. I think in 4+ years of employment, she knew what was going on . I think this is damage control.