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millionaire has released video of his former fiancee hitting herself in the face during a temper tantrum to rubbish claims he abused her.
Scott Mitchell, 45, has released the footage of Mary Hunt, 29, supposedly beating herself up as part of a tense legal battle.
The businessman from Tampa Bay, Florida, has accused her of stealing $2.1million worth of jewelry from the safe in his sprawling mansion when they split last summer.
Hunt has claimed Mitchell was violent towards her, giving her black eyes and bruises, before he broke off the wedding in August.
But his attorney says the new clip is evidence the injuries were self-inflicted.
Todd Foster told FOX 13: 'The explanation for the black eye is now very different.
'There is no evidence that he ever beat her,' he added. 'This video now demonstrates that she is striking herself in the same area of the face and head that they allege Scott struck her.'
They have now hired a forensic expert who used to work for the FBI to look into more footage as their legal battle heats up.
Video in article.
Two real sad things about this:
1. This kind of stuff as well as claiming to be raped when they aren't are more common then women will admit.
2. These ****** get a slap on the wrist, if any punishment when they lie about being assaulted/raped.
If a man did assault/rape a woman I agree he should go to prison but these women deserve lots of prison time for when they do things like this.
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