During Harvey Weinstein's sex-crimes retrial, the defense unveiled Kaja Sokola's decade-old diary, containing references to her past abuse and a brief mention of Weinstein. The diary, intended as a private Alcoholics Anonymous recovery tool, understandably distressed Sokola, leading to a significant emotional response during her testimony. She questioned the ethics of using her personal diary in court and contested how the defense obtained it. While the judge allowed limited questioning, Sokola expressed her discomfort, emphasizing her role as a psychologist and the importance of privacy.
The diary revealed details about Kaja Sokola's past abuse, with only a brief mention of Weinstein. "This is very inappropriate," she stated, visibly distressed.
Sokola questioned the defense's acquisition of her personal journal, emphasizing the violation of her privacy and stating, "I would never do this to my patient."
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