Bijou phillips and danny masterson trial#
In brief cross-examination before the trial ended for the day, questions from Masterson's attorney Phillip Cohen suggested that he would challenge her over differences in the story she told police in 2004, which did not lead to charges for Masterson, and her testimony Wednesday.
Bijou phillips and danny masterson tv#
Masterson, 46, who at the time was a star of the Fox TV sitcom "That '70s show," has pleaded not guilty to three counts of rape. She said that, throughout the night, she passed in and out of consciousness despite drinking only about half of a fruity vodka drink Masterson had handed her. When she took the stand again, she testified that Masterson pulled a gun from a drawer in his bedside table and ordered her to be quiet when there was a commotion – and voices – at the door. After she said "I can't do this," the judge called for a brief break and a court victims' services advocate comforted her at the witness stand. That I was going to die."īy this point she was weeping.
She said she later grabbed his throat to try to push him away but he held her down and began choking her.Īsked by the prosecutor what she was thinking at the time, she replied: "That he was going to kill me. She said at one point she grabbed Masterson's hair to try to pull him away, but he shoved a pillow into her face. She is the first of three women who say Masterson raped them to testify during his Los Angeles trial. So, is it possible that John Phillips’ biological father was a Jewish soldier passing through Parris Island who impregnated his mother roughly around December 30, 1934? Sure, it’s possible, just like anything is possible.īut without a better source than a single gossipy line in Vanity Fair, it’s an extremely tenuous claim.įor my money, John Phillips looked at least somewhat like Claude Andrew Phillips.Warning: This story contains graphic details that may be disturbing to the reader.Ī woman broke down on the witness stand Wednesday while giving graphic testimony about a 2003 night when she said she emerged from unconsciousness to find actor Danny Masterson raping her. The whole family was still living together on the 1940 U.S. Phillips’ parents married in 1920 in Oklahoma. The native Jewish population of Parris Island is minimal or non-existent. Parris Island was a small town that housed a lot of soldiers living at its Marine training facility. His parents were Edna Gertrude Gaines and Claude Andrew Phillips. John Phillips was born August 30, 1935, in Parris Island, South Carolina. I think it is highly dubious (as is Phillips’ mother being “Cherokee”, by the way, a much more frequently repeated claim). I read this claim about the “secret actual father”. Sources: Genealogies of Bijou Phillips (focusing on her father’s side) – īijou’s paternal grandfather, Claude Andrew Phillips, on the 1900 U.S. It is not clear if this ancestry has been verified/documented. Zora was the daughter of Jasper Newton Hardgrave and Winnie Jane Steele.īijou’s father was said to have partial Cherokee Native American ancestry. Edmund was the son of Charles William Gaines and Martha Isabell Black.
Edna was born in Mexico, to American parents. Anna was born in New York, to Irish parents.īijou’s paternal grandmother was Edna Gertrude Gaines (the daughter of Edmund Franklin Gaines and Zora Gertrude Hardgrave). John was born in Canada, to Irish parents, Thomas Phillips and Marcella Mercy Burgess. Bijou is married to actor and disc jockey Danny Masterson, with whom she has a daughter.īijou’s paternal grandfather was Claude Andrew Phillips (the son of John Phillips and Anna Moran). Her half-siblings are actress Mackenzie Phillips and singer and actress Chynna Phillips. Her mother was born in Cape Town, South Africa. Her father had Irish and English ancestry. She is the daughter of singer John Phillips (John Edmund Andrew Phillips) and actress, singer, and model Geneviève Waïte. Place of Birth: Greenwich, Connecticut, U.S.Įthnicity: Irish, English, possibly otherīijou Phillips is an American actress, model, socialite, and singer.
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