Stefon Diggs' Accuser Acted Fine In NYC After Alleged Assault, Witness Says

Natalie Moses is a hairstylist who was with Mila Adams in New York City after NFL player Stefon Diggs allegedly strangled and slapped her at his home. Adams lived in Diggs' home as his personal chef, and she was friends with his hairstylist who knew Moses. She went to New York City after the alleged assault in December, and she stayed at Charles' home and spent time with Moses. Moses testified as a defense witness in Diggs' criminal assault trial in Dedham, District Court today (Tuesday, May 5). 03:44 "And what did you do in New Jersey?" "We were just chilling at the house. We bought food, and, you know, girls time, we were just hanging around watching music videos and stuff like that." 04:08 "Did you notice any marks or bruises or redness on Ms Adams' face?" "I did not." "Could you see her neck at that time?" '"Yes." "Did you notice any marks or redness or bruises on her neck?" "No, I did not." "Did she complain at any point about soreness or stiffness or well, soreness or stiffness?" "No, she did not." 05:02 "Did you notice anything out of the ordinary in her appearance or her behavior on December 2?" "I did not." "Okay." "How long did you end up spending time with Miss Adams in New York City?" "Approximately a week." 07:10 "Did there come a time when Ms Adams asked you to take a look at her hair?" "Yes." "So I was supposed to do her hair. So a stylist, I would analyze her hair, I would lift it up just to see if you know the style that we was going to do. I was trying to decide on the style that we was going to do.. So I did have close up view to her neck and her hair." "And in the course of lifting her hair and did and looking at her neck, did you see anything?" "No." 10:57 cross defense rests