A defense lawyer in the Waffle House sex tape case attempted to turn the tables and put company chairman Joe Rogers Jr. on trial Thursday for allegedly assaulting and sexually harassing longtime housekeeper Mye Brindle.

Sounding like plaintiffs’ lawyers in a sexual harassment case rather than defense counsel, attorneys for the former housekeeper of Rogers and her lawyers on Thursday attempted to paint the executive as an alleged serial harasser willing to lie under oath.

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