Two people are charged with perjury in connection with Conor McGregor’s civil case following the dismissal of his appeal against a civil jury finding of sexual assault.
According to reports, a man and a woman swore affidavits and provided statements used as part of McGregor’s attempt to challenge the outcome of the civil proceedings involving Nikita Hand. The perjury charges relate to alleged false evidence submitted in connection with the failed appeal.
While both outlets describe the same development—perjury charges tied to affidavits filed ahead of McGregor’s unsuccessful appeal—the reporting focuses on different framing. One outlet specifies that the charges concern evidence filed in relation to the failed appeal, while the other emphasizes the fact that both a man and a woman are charged after signing statements used in the appeal process. Details on dates, court proceedings, and the specific contents of the affidavits are not outlined in the provided accounts.
