David Bergstein endured another intense interrogation at the hands of his creditors and an attorney for his court-appointed trustee Ronald Durkin on Thursday afternoon.
The embattled film financier chomped away on gum while continually deflecting questions about the ownership of his web of shell companies and his relationship with construction magnate Ronald Tutor.
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"All I can do is provide time to answer questions to help provide clarity," Bergstein told Leonard Gumport, Durkin’s attorney, at one point during a three-hour hearing at the Los Angeles offices of his trustee.
But clarity was one thing that was lacking during the often contentious questioning.