Richard Spencer accused of abuse by wife Nina Koupriianova in divorce proceedings

White nationalist Richard Spencer's Wife, Nina Koupriianova, has been hired by the author, and has been emotionally and verbally abusing his family.

Koupriianova said the abuse, which she documented in the form of transcribed conversations, emails, photographs and even a chat with the National Domestic Violence Hotline, continued throughout the course of their eight-year marriage and included incidents.

Incidents of physical abuse include being hit, being grabbed, being held down in the air, and being prevented from calling for help, "Koupriianova alleged in a court brief in Flathead County , Mountain. saying she had been "reluctant to call police or seek an order of protection for fear of further recurrence" by Spencer. "Much of the abuse has occurred in the presence of the parties' children."

Spencer is perhaps the most prominent of the racially motivated extremists in the world in 2016 and in the Charlottesville in 2017. Often quick to return to a phone call or email, Spencer has been so much covered by the media as to the loose collection of political ideologies revolving around racism, sexism, anti-Semitism, and racial purity that make up so-called alt-right.

Koupriianova's claims, which were first reported by BuzzFeed, paint a different portrait of Spencer.

The couple were married in 2010; The first instance of abuse in 2011 when he "dragged me out of the bed, my legs, my hair, and my hair," incidents of abuse that she filed with the court.

In 2012, he wrote on the floor while she was down on the ground, she wrote. In 2014, when she was pregnant with their first child, he "attacked" her, and she wrote in the exhibit.

"In the next few days, arriving in Canada, my mother noticed bruises on my jaw, chest, and leg," Koupriianova wrote. Pictures are said to have been attached in the short filing, though the pictures have been distributed to the reporters by the court were of low quality and hard to make out. She also included a July 2014 email with Spencer that she said after the incident.

"To be perfectly honest, I'm not ready to converse with you after what you've done. My jaw is bruised, "she wrote.

"I understand," Spencer wrote back, according to the exhibit. "I'm sorry, and I feel terrible."

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"He often went into 'Mr. Hyde 'in the past, including hugs, "Koupriianova wrote of Spencer.

Spencer and Koupriianova have two young children together.

Of the allegations made by Koupriianova, Spencer said in an affidavit that "I dispute many of her assertions."

"More importantly, none of the allegations of 'abuse' have anything to do with my children," he wrote. "My interactions with my children have only been healthy. … Petitioner's behaviors reveal that she simply wants to 'score points.' "

Eric Mills and Trevor Carlson, who are listed in recent short filings as Spencer 's lawyers in the martial dispute, did not respond to a request for comment. Spencer did not answer emails sent to him.

Koupriianova and Spencer has been separated since at least November 2016; They have been living living since July 2017.

In 2017, with Koupriianova 9 months pregnant with their second child, Spencer flew to visit "without prior warning," entering her residence and attempting to punch her in the face, according to the short exhibit. She was scheduled for a C-section two days later.

In February, Spencer grabbed, pulled and held by a lot of parking lot, then attempted to attack him before he "shoved his mother into the wall as he tried to prevent him from attacking me further," according to Koupriianova. Their 3-year-old daughter was watching in the doorway, Koupriianova said.

"I was trying to record this incident with my smartphone, which was sitting on the table, for my own protection," she wrote. "At this point, both Mr. [Spencer] and his mother confiscated the phone, so I could not call the police. They proceeded to force me to erase the recording, took our daughter … with them. "

She also wrote about long-standing attempts to bully, insult, and demean her- "from the temperature of the record.

In one, after their split, Spencer tries to get her to answer the question of whether she thinks her parents will wait her funeral. In others, he tells her she, "like, no soul," and that's "an ugly, spiteful, just horrible person."

"You always talk about, 'I want to jump off the bridge.' What are you waiting for? "He asks.

In another transcript, he accuses her of being "leech" and seems to be threatening her job for her mother "might not last."

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In addition to the National Domestic Violence Hotline, the exhibits Koupriianova submitted to a doctor's letter from a women's health clinic in Whitefish, Mont., Which noted that Koupriianova "expressed concern for the safety and wellbeing," on several occasions.

One of Spencer's favorite statements was that "Koupriianova wrote.

Koupriianova, through her lawyer, declined to comment on Tuesday.

Spencer told the Associated Press on Tuesday that he was "not an abusive person" and that his wife was "never in a dangerous situation."

In the affidavit, he said that Koupriianova was jeopardizing his relationship with his children.

She "has made the decision to prevent me from having a relationship with my children without any justification," Spencer said. "Our marital relationship is clearly strained, resulting in this pending divorce. My relationship with my children, on the other hand, has been entirely joyful and fulfilling. "

In another short document, Koupriianova also alleges that Spencer "has noticeably increased his alcohol consumption in recent years, which contributes to his aggressive and erratic behavior and reduces his impulse control."

Spencer said he drank alcohol occasionally but said he did not have any chemical dependency issues.

Both Spencer and Koupriianova's lawyers had attempted to seal the filings, but a judge disagreed with their motions.

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