Russell Brand Cleared of One Charge on the Judge’s Direction, Replaced by a Lesser Count, Six Still Stand, Birchmore Autopsy Testimony copertina

Russell Brand Cleared of One Charge on the Judge’s Direction, Replaced by a Lesser Count, Six Still Stand, Birchmore Autopsy Testimony

Russell Brand Cleared of One Charge on the Judge’s Direction, Replaced by a Lesser Count, Six Still Stand, Birchmore Autopsy Testimony

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Mr Justice Bennathan directed the jury in Russell Brand’s trial on Tuesday to return a not guilty verdict on count two, indecent assault, telling them: “In respect of count two, I have reached the decision that there is insufficient evidence of indecent assault. That is my decision, not yours.” A male juror was selected to deliver the verdict formally. The judge then added a lesser charge arising from the same 2001 allegation — attempted indecent assault — calling it a slightly artificial process; Brand has pleaded not guilty to it. He now faces three counts of rape, three of sexual assault and one of attempted indecent assault, and denies all of them. Jurors also heard four police interviews conducted between November 2023 and July 2025, in which Brand read prepared statements describing a very promiscuous past, said he had never engaged in non-consensual sexual activity, and said media and police had publicly invited further allegations that were invented or reimagined. The defence case begins. Also: the medical examiner who first ruled Sandra Birchmore’s death a suicide testified she was told there was nothing to suspect, and denied being pressured to change the certificate. Garret Fisher reports.

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