She added, “Justice was done today.”
Rapp released a statement on social media expressing gratitude for the opportunity to have his case heard before a jury. “Bringing this lawsuit was always about shining a light, as part of the larger movement to stand up against all forms of sexual violence,” Rapp wrote. “I pledge to keep on advocating for efforts to ensure that we can live and work in a world that is free from sexual violence of any kind.”
He continued, “I sincerely hope that survivors continue to tell their stories and fight for accountability.”
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During the three-week trial, Rapp, now 50, claimed that Spacey had put his body on top of his in a sexual manner during a party at Usuals Suspect star’s home 36 years ago. According to The New York Times, Rapp said in his Oct. 11 testimony that it was difficult watching Spacey’s fame rise throughout the years, adding, “As his name and notoriety increased, it was harder and harder to escape.”
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