😱 “I Thought He Was Going to K*ll Me” – Woman Testifies NCIS Actor Gabriel Olds Choked and R*ped Her on First Date

In a deeply disturbing testimony that has sent shockwaves through both Hollywood and beyond, a woman appeared in court this week to accuse NCIS actor Gabriel Olds of violently raping her twice during a traumatic encounter at his Hollywood Hills home.

What she described was not just an instance of sexual assault, but a terrifying descent into a life-or-death struggle at the hands of a man she barely knew.

“He looked at me with this cold smile as I was blacking out,” she said, shaking as she faced the courtroom. “I honestly thought I was going to die.”

The alleged victim, whose identity is being protected for safety reasons, recounted a first date that quickly turned into a nightmare. After meeting Gabriel Olds for drinks, she claims he invited her back to his home.

It was there, she testified, that the actor turned violent without provocation. According to her, Olds choked her until she lost consciousness and then raped her. When she regained consciousness, she says he raped her a second time.

“I tried to push him off, but he was too strong,” she said. “I couldn’t breathe. I couldn’t scream. I just froze.”

Her raw, emotional testimony left many in the courtroom visibly shaken. Describing her fear, she said she felt like an object, like prey. “He had this look in his eyes like he was in control,” she added. “Like hurting me gave him power.”

The woman explained that after the second attack, Olds eventually passed out, allowing her to escape. “I waited until I heard him snore,” she told the court. “Then I ran. I didn’t look back.”

She immediately contacted the authorities and filed a police report. A forensic examination was conducted shortly after, with preliminary findings reportedly consistent with her account.

The LAPD has confirmed an ongoing investigation, but Gabriel Olds has not yet been formally charged. Repeated requests for comment to his legal team have gone unanswered.

Olds, 52, is known for his roles in NCIS, Dexter, Law & Order, and several TV films. Once considered a “reliable character actor,” he now finds himself at the center of a growing scandal that threatens to upend his career and reputation.

Legal experts say the strength of this case may lie in the accuser’s testimony and any supporting evidence, such as text messages, security footage, or forensic data.

“If her account is corroborated by physical evidence, this could become a landmark case for assault survivors in Hollywood,” said one L.A. attorney familiar with similar cases.

Meanwhile, public reaction has been swift and furious. On social media, hashtags like #JusticeForHer and #GabrielOlds are trending, with fans and advocacy groups demanding accountability.

“It’s sickening to think someone you watched on TV could be capable of this,” one user tweeted. “Believe survivors. Always.”

This high-profile case echoes the #MeToo era, in which numerous powerful men in entertainment were brought to justice through the bravery of women willing to speak out.

Activists say this moment is yet another painful reminder that violence against women remains rampant, even in spaces where power and fame are worshipped.

Women’s rights groups have already issued statements of support for the alleged victim. “Her courage is remarkable,” said Lisa Fontenot of the Safe Voices Foundation.

“To testify publicly, to relive your trauma in front of a courtroom, is a level of bravery few can understand.”

Olds’ reputation, once largely positive, is now being re-examined under a very different light. Some former colleagues have scrubbed mentions of him from their social media, while others have quietly unfollowed him.

So far, no major production companies have issued statements regarding his future projects, though that silence may not last.

One industry insider commented anonymously: “This is the kind of scandal no actor walks away from untouched. Studios don’t want that kind of heat.”

As the court prepares for the next stages of the trial, including potential cross-examinations and forensic revelations, one thing remains certain: this woman’s story has struck a nerve.

In a city built on image and illusion, her testimony has shattered the veneer and exposed something dark beneath the surface.

“He thought I’d be too afraid to speak out,” she told the court, her voice rising with emotion. “But I’m not afraid anymore. I survived. And now, I’m telling the world.”

This developing story continues to unfold, and as new details emerge, many hope that it will not only deliver justice in this case but also inspire others to speak up — no matter how powerful their abuser may be.

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