Jim Carrey, who is still unable to recover from the suicide of his ex-girlfriend, Cathrina White, will have to prove her innocence in the courtroom. The spouse of the deceased accused the actor of supplying her with narcotic drugs.
A year ago
In September last year, 28-year-old Katriona White (after breaking with 54-year-old Jim Kerry) independently took a lethal dose of a potent drug. According to the investigators, her death was qualified as suicide.
Legal action
Mark Benton, who at the time of death under the documents remained the legal spouse of White, believes that the actor is guilty of her death. Allegedly, he gave his wife the drugs with which she committed suicide.
In the documents sent to the court, it is indicated that these medicines belonged to Kerry, who bought them under a prescription for a fictitious name. In addition, the man thinks that the star boyfriend knew about the depressive mood of Ekaterin, but did not take the pill from her house, and then tried to hide the fact of his attitude to the drugs.
As evidence, he provided an SMS in which Ekaterin asks Jim where his medicines lie.
Responsiveness
In his statement, Kerry accused Mark Benton of trying to earn on the death of the ex-wife and not allowing her to rest with the world, and also said:
"What a shame! I could just send a lawyer to court, who quickly sorted out these fictitious accusations, but there are times in life when you have to get up to protect your honor. I do not intend to tolerate the fact that some people want to cynically use me and the woman I truly loved. Kat's problems began before we met, and her tragic end, to my regret, no one could prevent. "Read also
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A lawyer representing Kerry, added that his client did not give his medicines to Mrs. White and he will defend his good name in court.
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