Kelly and Sorkin report, “Morgan Stanley executives contacted Ms. LaCapra. She told them that Mr. Ford had behaved provocatively at dinner and that an altercation had broken out after she declined to join him for an after-dinner drink.
“‘Mr. Ford tried to pull me into an elevator to go to a cocktail lounge, despite my verbal and physical resistance,’ Ms. LaCapra said in a statement to The Times.
“When Morgan Stanley interviewed Mr. Ford about the evening, he said he had behaved properly.
“‘I never pulled or grabbed her,’ he said in a statement to The Times. ‘Her story is totally inconsistent with the reality that she voluntarily got in a cab with me after a group dinner, dropped me off and sent me an unsolicited email later that night saying she had fun and thank you.'”
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