Photos of Angelina Jolie’s Alleged Bruises From 2016 Incident With Brad Pitt Have Emerged
Earlier this week, Rolling Stone published details from the FBI report about the fight on a private jet.
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Just days after Rolling Stone reported deeply unnerving details about the 2016 altercation involving then-married couple Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt and their son, Maddox, aboard a private flight, Page Six has published photographs of Jolie’s alleged wounds from the FBI report of the incident.
Consistent with Jolie’s account of the alleged assault—in which she claimed to have grabbed Pitt’s neck, “like in a choke hold,” after he approached their son appearing as though he was “going to attack” the then-15 year old boy—black and white photocopies of the photos Jolie submitted to the FBI show bruises on her hand and elbow. Jolie told the agency that after she attempted to apprehend Pitt, the actor threw himself backward, flinging Jolie onto a row of seats—a blow that she claimed caused the “rug burn type wound” on her elbow and hand. According to Page Six, the heavily redacted report also contained handwritten pages, allegedly from Jolie and Pitt’s children, that described the incident.
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