NCIS Star Faces Brutal Allegations: Actor's Texts Post-Attack Shock Court

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The curtains are closed, but the drama is just beginning for disgraced actor Gabriel Olds, 53, who's been accused of raping multiple women in a shocking case that's sending shockwaves through Tinseltown.

We've got the scoop on the juiciest details from the pre-trial testimony, where Jane Doe #7 (JD7), a stunning 31-year-old comedy theater manager and former personal trainer, shared her harrowing experience with Olds. The victim's words will leave you speechless: "He choked me out during intercourse without warning, I felt like I was going to pass out."

The NCIS star met JD7 at a 24 Hour Fitness gym in Hollywood, where he flirted shamelessly, boasting about his A-list connections and Yale education. She was smitten, exchanging numbers with him after an hour-long conversation.

Their first date on June 24 at The Misfit Bar in Santa Monica turned into a nightmare when Olds "pressured" her to have an alcoholic drink, downplaying her hesitation as just trying to be cool. This would become a recurring theme throughout their toxic relationship.

As they sipped their drinks, JD7 revealed that she was still a virgin, and had only one previous sexual partner. She suffers from vaginismus, making sex painful. Olds, however, seemed oblivious to her discomfort, initiating a kiss on the cheek that quickly turned into something more.

The witness described the encounter as "very painful" and "like a leper," but Olds continued, ignoring her distress signals. This was only the beginning of his brazen abuse.

At his home in the Hollywood Hills, things took a dark turn when Olds began having sex with JD7 without her permission, recording the entire ordeal on his iPhone. She felt "psychologically and physically frozen" as he boasted about being good at oral sex and then proceeded to digitally penetrate her over her underwear.

JD7's testimony was nothing short of chilling: "I basically felt like a leper... I didn't want to seem incompetent." Olds continued with the sex, disregarding her visible signs of distress. When she finally tried to escape, he strangled her during intercourse without warning, depriving her of oxygen and causing her to black out.

This is not an isolated incident; multiple women have come forward accusing Olds of similar abuse, including slapping, punching in the head and back, choking, and verbal demeaning. The court has heard from other Jane Does who suffered at his hands, but JD7's testimony was particularly haunting.

The victim's bravery was evident as she recounted the trauma she endured: "I felt afraid, embarrassed... I wanted to know if this person actually liked me, how did something like that happen?" She even shared a few more dates with Olds, despite her reservations, hoping to salvage some semblance of trust.

But the worst part? After JD7 had broken off contact and asked him to delete the videos he'd taken of her, Olds sent her a Valentine's Day message featuring himself "humping" a tree. When shown the image in court, Judge Lauren Weis-Birnstein couldn't help but chuckle: "I'm not sure what he's doing to the tree."

JD7 finally broke free from the toxic relationship after discovering Olds' arrest online and contacting the Los Angeles Police Department.

The investigation is ongoing, with Det. Brent Hopkins expressing gratitude for the survivors who bravely shared their stories. The police are urging anyone else who may have been a victim of Olds to come forward and share their experiences.

As for Olds, he's being held at Los Angeles County Sheriff's North County Correctional Facility on $3.5 million bail. If convicted on all counts, he could spend the rest of his life behind bars.

In related news, the actor has appeared in popular TV shows like Law & Order and Charmed, as well as the 2021 indie film The Eyes of Tammy Faye alongside Jessica Chastain and Andrew Garfield. It seems Olds' Hollywood connections may not save him from the wrath of justice this time.

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