By Jill Goldsmith
28.05.2020 - 21:49 / wonderwall.com
Justin Theroux's never-ending battle with his New York City neighbor continues, as he's now accusing the man of intimidating another of the building's residents… the man's own wife!
In newly filed court documents obtained by TMZ, Justin attached an audio recording that he says shows Norman Resnicow, his neighbor, berating his own 71-year-old wife and threatening her. The way Justin sees it, this violates a restraining order that's been put in place as part of their ongoing litigation.
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By Jill Goldsmith
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Actor Justin Theroux has been at war with his neighbor for three years now, TMZ reported. Justin is now claiming that he has a recording of his neighbor threatening his wife.
Justin Theroux’s three-year war of words with his New York City neighbour has reached a new high – the actor and writer has accused Norman Resnicow of threatening his elderly wife with violence.
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