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“He Whispered the Names of Two Oscar-Winning Actresses When He Did the Most Terrible Thing to Me” – Horrifying Revelation from Weinstein Victim

Byline: May 10, 2025 | Los Angeles, CA | By Jane Matthews

In a revelation that has reignited outrage across the global film industry, a woman who accuses Harvey Weinstein of sexual assault delivered a bone-chilling testimony in court today. Speaking through tears, her voice shaking but unwavering, the alleged victim shared the most disturbing detail yet to emerge from years of allegations against the disgraced former film producer.

“He whispered their names while he was hurting me,” she said, referring to two internationally celebrated actresses who have each won Academy Awards. “He said their names softly, like a lullaby, but it wasn’t soothing. It was terrifying. He made me feel like I was just another name — another body — in a long list he controlled.”

The courtroom, filled with reporters, attorneys, and advocates, went silent.

Power, Fame, and Psychological Terror

According to the woman — whose identity remains protected under California sexual assault survivor privacy laws — the assault took place in a hotel suite during a time when she was just beginning to break into the film industry. She describes being lured to what she believed was a business meeting, only to be trapped and violated.

But it was the act of name-dropping two Oscar-winning actresses that left the deepest psychological wound.

“He was telling me something without saying it directly,” she said. “That if I wanted to make it, I had to submit. That these women — these brilliant, powerful women — were somehow part of the same system. Whether they knew it or not, he used their names like they were weapons.”

Legal analysts say this moment could become pivotal in the trial — not necessarily because of the names themselves, which remain undisclosed to the public — but because it reveals a pattern of manipulation that extends beyond physical assault and into the psychological domain of fear and fame.

“This isn’t just about rape,” said Dr. Alaina Ross, a trauma psychologist who has worked with survivors of abuse in Hollywood. “This is about psychological domination, about weaponizing a culture of silence and celebrity. This is how power protects itself — by making victims believe they’re alone and powerless.”

The Shadow Behind the Spotlight

The allegations come as Weinstein, already convicted in New York and sentenced to 23 years in prison, faces additional charges in California that could extend his incarceration indefinitely. While his legal team continues to deny all accusations — insisting that all encounters were consensual — today’s testimony added a grim new layer to an already monstrous narrative.

Attorney Marcus Callahan, representing the victim, said in a statement outside the courtroom: “What we heard today is not just a story of individual suffering. It’s a map of how systemic abuse hides behind prestige, behind Oscars, behind red carpets.”

The two actresses named during the alleged assault are not accused of any wrongdoing and were likely unaware of the role their names played in the incident. Still, the revelation has reignited debates about how deeply the machinery of celebrity and silence runs in Hollywood.

“Imagine having your name used as a psychological tool during someone else’s trauma — and never knowing,” said feminist author and film critic Lena Ortega. “This isn’t just about Weinstein anymore. It’s about the culture that allowed him to turn names into weapons.”

A Growing Reckoning

The public response has been immediate and visceral. Hashtags like #HeSaidTheirNames, #HollywoodReckoning, and #WeBelieveHer began trending on social media within hours of the testimony. Activists and advocacy groups are calling for renewed investigations into how Weinstein wielded influence — not just over aspiring actresses — but over an entire industry.

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has yet to comment on the latest revelations.

The victim, who ended her testimony by saying, “I’m telling my truth not just for me, but for anyone who was made to feel small, silent, or erased,” is expected to continue cooperating with prosecutors.

As the trial unfolds, one thing has become clear: this is no longer just a story about a predator. It is a mirror held up to Hollywood — reflecting the darkness behind the glamour, and the cost of silence when power goes unchecked.