Man Caught Cheating in Court with Smart Glasses

0:00On March 12, a high court judge has ruled that a man cheated during his testimony by using smart glasses to get secret coaching on answers. The case involves a dispute over who controls a property development company that owns a flat in southeast London and land in Tonbridge. The witness, Le Monez-Oxtice, faced tough questions in a January trial. Court staff spotted odd pauses before he answered and heard strange interference near him. They made him remove the glasses right away. And after that, things got weirder when his phone suddenly started playing a voice mid-question. Jock's eyes claimed the phone glitch came from an AI chatbot and denied linking his glasses to it or getting any outside help. But records show multiple calls from his phone to a contact he called a taxi driver. The judge reviewed it all and concluded he was clearly being coached during cross-examination. She did not buy his excuses and found his overall evidence unreliable and dishonest. This ruling undermines his side of the story in the ongoing property fight, leaving the

1:02court to weigh the rest without his input.