Fire Captain At The Scene Of Kobe Bryant Crash Says Taking The 'Horrifying' Photos Will 'Haunt' Him Forever
perezhilton.comMore news in the Kobe Bryant photo trial, and it just keeps getting sadder and sadder. We previously reported on the case as it opened last Wednesday with Vanessa Bryant’s lawyer, Luis Li, claiming the officers who took the photos did so “for a laugh like they were souvenirs,” adding that by doing so, they “poured salt into an unhealable wound.” The case comes after the 40-year-old mom expressed being left in mental torment following a look at one of the photographs, and living in fear that one day her daughters may see them.
Now, a Los Angeles fire captain who was at the scene of the helicopter crash and was allegedly told to photograph the scene, is testifying that the trauma of what he saw that day has stuck with him.
During the Monday testimony, Brian Jordan denied ever improperly sharing the photos and said the memory of the event actually pushed him to his 2021 retirement.
He explained: Related: Vanessa Ordered To Turn Over Four Years Of Therapy Transcripts He added that he attempted to mentally block out the day, stating: The fire captain claimed to have deleted the photos from his devices and couldn’t recall all the specifics of what he saw.
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