Tyreek Hill changes divorce battery trial testimony, claiming he didn't push wife but was verbally abusive

During his divorce battery trial, NFL player Tyreek Hill admitted to verbally abusing his wife, Lakeeta Vaccaro, but denied physically harming her. He changed his testimony regarding an incident where his wife sustained an injury, now claiming a door caused a hole in the wall rather than him pushing her. Vaccaro’s attorneys used cross-examination to highlight inconsistencies in Hill’s statements and introduce evidence of his insults towards his wife.

• Tyreek Hill testified in his divorce battery trial, admitting to verbal abuse of his wife, Lakeeta Vaccaro.
• Hill changed his testimony, now stating a door caused a hole in the wall, contradicting his previous admission of pushing his wife.
• His attorneys focused on him denying physical harm, especially to his wife’s breasts.
• Vaccaro’s attorneys presented evidence of insulting language used by Hill towards his wife and friends.
• Inconsistencies in Hill’s deposition testimony were highlighted, including claims about a house fire and family finances.
• Hill admitted to verbal abuse but maintained he did not intend to mentally break his wife.
• The trial is ongoing in Miami-Dade County court.