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February 21st, 2012 
FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda
According to the New York Post, Mr Hock said: “I feel I was victimised by
several drunk, entitled guys who felt they deserved the prime table with the
most beautiful girls.
“They expected to be treated like the royalty they are. They didn’t get what
they wanted, and it ****** them off.”
He said he felt “terrible” if “this guy from Monaco” had been injured, and
insisted the prince’s party had started the fight.
But one witness said that Hock was the aggressor, hitting Prince Pierre, 24,
and knocking him out, before flattening the other three men.
Nima Yamani, a party promoter who is friends with Mr Niachos, claimed that
Hock “just went nuts” and attacked the group for no reason.
“The prince went down so quick. He was out for the count,” she said, adding
that his “face looked broken”.
Aaron Richard Golub, who is representing the prince and his friends, said that
the attack by Hock was “unprovoked”.
A source close to the Niarchos and Casiraghi families said: “Both the Monaco
royals and the Niarchos families are very embarrassed.
“Caroline is furious and the Niarchos family is very embarrassed. They don’t
want it splashed over the papers.”
Prince Pierre whose mother is Princess Caroline of Monaco, and is third in
line to the throne of the principality, was left bloody and in pain after
the incident, telling friends he thought that his jaw was broken. He was
treated at the New York Presbyterian Hospital, but released later the same
day.
Hock was arrested and charged with four counts of assaulting the prince, Mr
Niachos, 26, and their friends Vladimir Restoin Roitfeld, 27, a French art
dealer whose mother Carine was the editor of French Vogue; and Diego
Marroquin, 33.
Police are continuing to investigate the incident. Hock appeared with his arm
in a sling yesterday (TUES), claiming that he had been hit with a $500
(£316) bottle of champagne during the melee.
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