Armie Hammer accuser Effie claims he ‘beat her feet so she couldn’t walk’ and ‘lost will to live’ during ‘4-hour rape’
ARMIE Hammer accuser Effie has claimed he “beat her feet so she couldn’t walk,” in what is a litany of horrific allegations.
Thursday afternoon’s press conference saw an ex-girlfriend of , who is only identified as , claim he abused her “mentally, emotionally and sexually” during their four-year relationship.
The woman also alleged that in addition to a horrific four-hour rape, committed “other acts of violence,” and “beat my feet with a crop.”
Visibly upset, she told the room: “He also committed other acts of violence against me to which I did not consent.
“For example he beat my feet with a crop so they would hurt with every step I took for the next week.
"He would often test my devotion to him, slyly removing and crossing my boundaries, as he became increasingly more violent. He abused me mentally, emotionally and sexually."
The 24-year-old continued, "Over the years since the assault, on many occasions the invasive flashbacks were so excruciating they made me feel there was no way out but to take my own life. I just wanted the pain to stop."
Hammer's attorney, Andrew Brettler, sent the journalist a screenshot that he claims is between Effie and Hammer, stating she "sent graphic texts to Mr. Hammer telling him what she wanted him to do to her."
"I met on in 2016 when I was 20 years old, I fell in love with him instantly," the accuser, who gave only as her name, said as she broke down in tears.
Sobbing, Effie went on to claim: "I thought he was going to kill me."
She went on to claim that she has "lived in fear" of the actor and "lost interest in living."
In one message, allegedly describes himself as “100% a cannibal” and tells a woman “I want to eat you.”
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