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Actress Files Restraining Order Against Michael Avenatti, Claims He Dragged Her Around the Apartment

Actress Files Restraining Order Against Michael Avenatti, Claims He Dragged Her Around the Apartment

Avenatti allegedly grabbed her wrist and called her an “ungrateful f**king b*tch.”

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Estonian actress Mareli Miniutti reportedly has filed a restraining order against anti-Trump lawyer Michael Avenatti.

Miniutti, who is based in New York City, “filed her petition Monday at the Santa Monica branch of Los Angeles County Superior Court.”

Reports confirmed today that Miniutti is the woman Avenatti allegedly abused last week. Authorities arrested him on suspicion of domestic violence. He left after four hours and posted $50,000 bail.

The Abuse

Last night, Professor Jacobson tweeted Avenatti is playing word games:

Words matter, as the professor knows. It turns out the professor was onto something. From TMZ:

The woman, Mareli Miniutti, says she and Avenatti were in the master bedroom of their apartment arguing about money on November 13, when he called her an “ungrateful f**king bitch” … according to docs. She says he followed her into a guest bedroom while verbally berating her and hitting her “forcefully” in the face with pillows. She claims he said, “Do not disrespect me. You don’t get to sleep in my house tonight.”

In the docs, Mareli says Avenatti grabbed her by her wrist and pulled her off of the bed in the guest bedroom — and when she escaped his grasp, she started texting a friend. She claims he grabbed the phone out of her hand … and started screaming for help out of a window.

According to the docs, Avenatti then dragged her by her right arm and out into the public hallway of the apartment building. She says she was only wearing underwear and a t-shirt, and suffered scratches on her side and leg. The woman says she rang a neighbor’s doorbell for help, but Avenatti allegedly grabbed her and dragged her back into his apartment and shut the door … preventing her from leaving.

Mareli says she was eventually able to get out of the apartment, but she claims Avenatti rode down in the elevator with her while begging, “Don’t do this Mareli, don’t involve them” … presumably referring to building security. She says security guards did take her into a room by herself while she waited for a friend to come pick her up.

Mareli says, in the docs, this was the second time Avenatti was physically violent toward her. She claims the first time was in February … when he pushed her out of the apartment into the hallway where she struck her head against a neighbor’s door … and threw her shoes at her. She also claims he has a history of being “verbally abusive and financially controlling.”

Restraining Order

The Blast first reported the story:

It was also erroneously reported that Avenatti’s ex-wife was the woman who initially made the allegations, but that was later proven to be false after both of Avenatti’s former spouses came out with statements claiming he had never hit them.

After he was released from custody, Stormy Daniels’ attorney disputed he had hit anyone, and said, “I have never been physically abusive in my life nor was I last night. Any accusations to the contrary are fabricated and meant to do harm to my reputation. I look forward to being fully exonerated.”

A hearing on the restraining order has been set for next month.

Authorities arrested Avenatti last week on suspicion of domestic violence.

Avenatti posted his $50,000 bail and left four hours later. He has accused Jacob Wohl of being responsible for his arrest:

Wohl denies framing Avenatti.

https://twitter.com/JacobAWohl/status/1064698963213729792

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Comments

Creepy Porn Lawyer Avenatti #Basta, will only be the answer to a Trivial Pursuit question some day 🙂

    OleDirtyBarrister in reply to G. de La Hoya. | November 20, 2018 at 6:11 pm

    I was thinking about appropriate hashtags for the dirtbag, like:

    #Bastard!

    #IBelieveHer

    #WomenAreAlwaysRight

    #DeathByBoulahBoulahForHim

    #SueBeforeHeFilesBankruptcyAgain

    #JusticeForMareli

    #DisbarAndCastrateAvenatti!

Two words: Due Process
While I would willing tip a glass to the down fall of this obvious embarrassment to the legal profession, I will save that victory drink until all evidence has been presented in a court of law and the verdict read. Ironic that we should provide him what he denies others.

    mailman in reply to Shadow5. | November 20, 2018 at 8:10 am

    FUCK HIM! Lets show him exactly the same curtesy Democrats showed Kavanaugh!!

      Shadow5 in reply to mailman. | November 20, 2018 at 8:29 am

      While I share your indignation at Avenatti lack of ethics, it is a slippery slope to tread when we choose who is entitled to a fair hearing of the facts. Why then we become the MSM.

        mailman in reply to Shadow5. | November 20, 2018 at 10:00 am

        Do unto the enemy what they will do unto you!

        The thing is Democrats will never learn the errors of their ways if they never have to suffer the same way as everyone else under the Democrat jackboots.

        You can take the high road if you want but don’t come crying to me when Democrats keep being Democrats.

          I agree with you, except for the part where playing it back on them will teach them the error of their ways. We keep assuming they are aware enough to recognize hypocrisy and shame. They are not.

          These are the people who can switch to “we have always been at war with EastAsia” and actually edit out any contradictions they have stored in memory. They create all these alternate realities where Tuesday is #BelieveAllWomen and Wednesday is #DueProcess4Avanetti

          I’m all for holding him to his own standard as Karmic punishment, but I don’t believe the Left will understand the meesage.

          I hope you are right, but I just don’t see it.

    casualobserver in reply to Shadow5. | November 20, 2018 at 9:20 am

    Due process is the high road for sure. Not an easy thing to take the high road with Avenatti, but so far I can.

With the anger he has displayed during some interviews I don’t think many people would have a hard time being convinced he has, at the very least, an angry and aggressive personality. It isn’t a big leap from that to abuse of people.

This creepy porn lawyer wanted national attention, well now he has it. I found his desire to clear his “good name” pretty funny given the fraudulent claims he tried to push against Kavanaugh, Stormy is questionable in my mind, though more credible than he comes off, and his various business failures certainly aren’t making that “good name” pass the smell test.

Mr. Avenatti is clearly a lying POS. The problem I have is believing Mrs. Avenatti without any evidence. What kind of woman would marry such a POS? Look at the other women publically associated with Avenatti. I do not trust a word said by either the Mr. or the Mrs. without evidence.

Yeah Id go there! 😉

The LA Times is curiously MIA in it’s reporting on the incident. I wonder why?

I look forward to being fully exonerated.

There doesn’t seem to be any mechanism to do that.

Once the “believe the woman” standard becomes commonplace, there is no possible defense.

One would think he’d have learned that at George Washington U., in Political Aspirations for Lawyers 101.

I think I can giggle at this revolting development without losing sight of the reality that girls lie, too.

Avenatti deserves to be accused of domestic violence, and to be laughed at, because he brought incredible accusations against another, and demanded a remedy without providing any evidence. I’m perfectly content to see him have full due process of law, so that he is not fined or imprisoned unjustly.

Rick the Curmudgeon | November 20, 2018 at 3:27 pm

DVPO? Has LAPD SWAT raided Avenatti’s apartment looking for firearms yet?

regulus arcturus | November 20, 2018 at 7:58 pm

Goodbye, scumbaganatti.

Hmmmmm, from the description of the altercation, it sounds like he wants to run for Attorney General of Minnesota to me.

Wow, what a lineup . . .

. . . he called her an “ungrateful f**king bitch” . . .

. . . verbally berating her . . .

. . . hitting her “forcefully” in the face with pillows . . .

. . . he has a history of being “verbally abusive and financially controlling” . . .

Uh-huh. The guy sounds like a real one-man crime wave.

. . . and suffered scratches on her side and leg . . .

That’s more promising. Maybe a good approach would be to stop harping on the trivial rubbish; that just makes the whole thing look trivial. Especially that excitement with the pillows. Concentrate on the non-trivial.