Nath, who has a portfolio of top restaurants in the UK and Spain, including two with Michelin stars, admits spiking the woman's spicy margarita drink, but says it was to relax the woman rather than as part of a plan to have sex with her, prosecutors say. Giving evidence on Wednesday, Nath, of Knightsbridge, west London, tearfully told jurors: What I did was wrong and I regret it very deeply.
It included an allegation by an alleged Jeffrey Epstein victim who accused Benzies of sexual assault. He denied the allegation via a spokesperson in a statement shared with Kotaku. "These allegations are false, I had a 3 months consensual relationship with this person, and I have never met Jeffrey Epstein, nor have I ever visited his island, his properties or travelled on his plane. Any suggestion otherwise is misleading," the statement reads.
