Jonathan Majors Faces Abuse Allegations From Two More Women

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Jonathan Majors Faces Abuse Allegations From Two More Women

The women's accounts were initially revealed in a Rolling Stone investigation in June 2023, where over a dozen sources independently corroborated details of the alleged abuse.

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