In recent testimony, it was revealed that in October, there was a significant development in an agreement involving key individuals. Pecker, a witness, testified that during this time, he expressed his decision to terminate the agreement by stating, 'I am not going forward, I want you to rip up the agreement.'
Pecker further disclosed that his communication with Cohen, another party involved, escalated into a heated exchange. Describing Cohen's reaction, Pecker mentioned that Cohen was visibly furious and upset, resorting to screaming during their conversation.
During the exchange, Cohen reportedly issued a warning to Pecker, stating, 'The boss is going to be very angry with you.' This statement hinted at potential repercussions for Pecker's decision to withdraw from the agreement.
Despite the tense nature of the conversation, Pecker remained firm in his stance, reiterating to Cohen that the deal was off. Expressing his concerns, Pecker emphasized the finality of his decision, indicating that he was not willing to proceed with the agreement.
As the discussion neared its conclusion, Pecker sought confirmation from Cohen regarding the termination of the agreement by asking, 'Are you going to rip it up or not?' Cohen's response, 'I'll take care of it,' suggested a willingness to address the situation, although the specifics of this resolution remain undisclosed.
The testimony provided by Pecker sheds light on the dynamics and tensions surrounding the agreement in question. The exchange between Pecker and Cohen underscores the complexities involved in such negotiations and the potential ramifications of decisions made during these interactions.
