In 2018, Nikita Hand accused Conor McGregor of raping her in a
Dublin hotel. Prosecutors declined to bring criminal charges—but
six years later, Hand took McGregor to civil court.
The medical evidence documented extensive injuries. McGregor's
DNA placed him at the scene. But prosecutors ultimately declined
to bring criminal charges. Nikita Hand didn't stop there.
In Part 1, we walk through what happened that day according to
the evidence and testimony, the aftermath of the alleged assault,
the decision not to prosecute, and the years-long road to a civil
courtroom—including the terrifying attack at Hand's home just
months before the trial began.
To be clear: This episode is based on the evidence presented in
court and the public record. If you're looking for a defense of
Conor McGregor, this probably isn't the episode for you.
Content warning: This episode contains detailed discussion of
sexual assault, physical injuries, and trauma.
Part 2 covers the trial, the verdict, and McGregor's comeback,
dropping Thursday. Patrons can listen now.
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Sources: Forbes, Uncrowned, UFC.com, Parade, The Daily Beast, CBC
News, The Irish Times, RTÉ, The Journal, CBS News, The Irish
News, Irish Examiner, Soap Central, Dublin Rape Crisis Centre,
Newsweek, The Mirror, MMA Mania, Irish Legal News, TIME,
EssentiallySports, Celebrity Net Worth, ITV News
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