Trevor Bauer accuser 'Ms. Hill' appeared to suggest she was seeking tens of millions of dollars from the Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher in a text message conversation after her first rough sexual encounter with him, the defense claimed.
Dressed in a green jacket, black blouse, and black pants, the 27-year-old took the witness stand again at LA Superior Court Wednesday as a court hearing to extend a temporary restraining order against the athlete to five years entered its third day.
Bauer's attorney Shawn Holley quizzed Hill, a recovering alcoholic, about her texts with her AA sponsor, Lisa Decker, that apparently gave the impression she was after Bauer for money.
In one conversation, Hill was allegedly referring to Bauer when she texted Decker saying: 'Give me $50 million and just slap my cl*t...'
Trevor Bauer accuser 'Ms. Hill' (pictured arriving at court Wednesday) appeared to suggest she was seeking $50million from the baseball star after their first rough sexual encounter, a court heard
The 27-year-old, who was dressed in a green jacket, black blouse, and pants, took the witness stand again at LA Superior Court as a court hearing to extend a temporary restraining order against the athlete to five years entered its third day
Hill has accused Bauer of becoming violent during two sexual encounters in April and May. The San Diego native told the court Wednesday that she was upset that after she sought a restraining order against Bauer, his lawyer issued a statement that 'slut shamed' her
When asked by Holley if the message meant 'it would be okay' if the baseball star gave her money, Hill responded, 'no.'
Holley also quoted another message sent to Hill from Decker saying: 'Hey b***h, pretty soon it'll be rich b***h.'
When asked why the two were bantering about her becoming a 'rich,' Hill told the court they were 'just joking around' and said 'there was no ill intent at all.'
In another text, Decker told Hill to 'secure the bag.'
'Isn't the general meaning of 'secure the bag' to get the money?' Holley asked, to which Hill replied: 'It can mean that….I'm not sure.'
The blonde haired San Diego native told the court that she was upset that after she sought a restraining order against Bauer, his lawyer issued a statement that 'slut shamed' her.
When the domestic violence order against Bauer was filed six weeks ago, Hill texted to a friend: 'He's going to know that s**t is going down and he's f***ed.'
'You wanted Trevor to have consequences, correct?' Holley asked Hill. 'Yes I did,' she responded.
Bauer (pictured after a hearing on Monday) insists that their sex sessions were consensual.
Bauer appeared in court on Monday dressed in a blue suit with cream shirt and maroon tie, and sat at opposite his accuser
Hill claims she consented to having sex with Bauer on two occasions but, during the encounters, he allegedly punched her repeatedly, choked her unconscious and sodomized her without her consent
Hill was granted a temporary restraining order in June after accusing Bauer of violently assaulting her over the course of two sexual encounters in April and May.
During Wednesday's hearing, Holley accused Hill of 'asking for it' when she went to Bauer's Pasadena home for a second night on May 15.
Holley listed a string of sexually explicit text messages Hill sent the 30-year-old baseball player after her first rough sex session with him on April 21.
Among them were messages saying, 'When it's time to choke me out, you are the best……That was a game changer……Never been more turned on in my life……Give me all the pain……Do it harder.'
Holley pointed out that Hill did not include any of these texts in her declaration to the court, asking for a domestic violence restraining order against Bauer.
'Did you not think that it was of crucial importance to the court to know that you asked for it….you asked for the sex to be harder and rougher?' she asked.
'I did not to ask to be punched,' replied Hill.
Hill was also asked about two videos she sent Bauer showing a small bruise on her inner thigh after their first sex hookup in April.
She later deleted the videos, said Holley, who added that Hill didn't also mention them in her declaration.
Bauer's legal team referenced a string of sexually explicit text messages Hill sent the 30-year-old baseball player after her first rough sex session with him on April 21
Text messages show Hill asks for Bauer to 'slap' her and 'do it harder'
'You painted a picture of a somewhat violent encounter with Trevor on April 21?' she asked Hill, who responded 'Yes.'
'Yet you didn't think it was important for the judge to know that you only got a small bruise on your inner thigh.'
Holley told the court that when he received the videos, he allegedly replied to Hill: 'Sorry if that was me.'
That message was also excluded from Hill's declaration seeking a restraining order, added the attorney.
Hill also admitted Holley's contention that she 'knew rough sex would be on the agenda' when she went to her second fling with the ballplayer at midnight on May 15.
But when the lawyer asked her: 'When you go to a man's house at midnight, it's a booty call, right? Hill answered 'No.'
However, she did say yes when asked if she assumed she'd have sex with Bauer that night.
Hill is seen leaving court on day two of her hearing over a restraining order against Bauer
Hill admitted to Holley that when Bauer asked her before their second rough sex session what was 'off limits' that night, 'you only told him putting his fingers down your throat and anal sex.'
The attorney asked Hill if she had told Bauer that she had 'substituted rough sex for drugs and alcohol' after she got sober and Hill responded 'No.'
Holley called into question Hill's claims that she wanted nothing more to do with Bauer after the second sex encounter, pointing out that on June 18, more than a month after their second tryst, she texted a friend saying she wanted to watch a LA Dodgers game on TV, because 'Bauer is pitching.'
'You had deleted all your communications with him but you still wanted to watch him pitch that night?' asked Holley.
'Possibly,' replied Hill, who told the court that she is seeing a therapist and still has trouble sleeping.
She cried in court when her attorney Doreen Olson asked about a press release issued by Bauer's attorneys which claimed that her encounters with Bauer were consensual.
Describing the press release as 'slut-shaming,' she added, 'I did not consent to have bruises all over my body. And having things done to me while I was unconscious was not consensual.'
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