"Mr Assange began to suspect that he was being spied upon … so he asked us to hold the most sensitive meetings in the women's toilet at the back of the building," Martinez recalled.
"We honestly thought it was an exaggerated step to hold our legal meetings in the women's toilet, where he would even open the water tap to avoid anyone listening.
"It was interesting to find out that Mr Assange was, in fact, correct: the material before the court proves that UC Global knew the meetings were held inside the women's toilet, as they proceeded to install an additional microphone [there]."
"We honestly thought it was an exaggerated step to hold our legal meetings in the women's toilet, where he would even open the water tap to avoid anyone listening.
"It was interesting to find out that Mr Assange was, in fact, correct: the material before the court proves that UC Global knew the meetings were held inside the women's toilet, as they proceeded to install an additional microphone [there]."