In the first days after the New York Times broke their first story about Harvey Weinstein, he didn’t do much of anything. He was in LA, he stayed with his adult daughter, they got into some kind of domestic dispute and he flew out of town. He issued a few statements and came across as particularly unhinged too. He ended up flying to Arizona where, it was claimed, he was going into sex-rehab or something. He spent ONE WEEK at the facility, and by that I mean he stayed in a hotel, did “outpatient treatment,” fell asleep in group therapy and barked orders into his phone. After one week, a shrink went to TMZ and basically said Weinstein was fake-cured of his fake sex-addiction. That statement did not go over well, and Weinstein ended up announcing that he would be continue to “seek treatment.” I imagine he’s still sitting in some luxury hotel suite and spending most of his time on the phone with all of his lawyers. So is he taking his fake rehab seriously? Take a wild guess. People Magazine has an exclusive:

Harvey Weinstein has been receiving treatment for nearly a month after numerous women came forward to accuse him of sexual misconduct, but his attitude towards therapy has been called into question throughout his stay. The disgraced mogul checked into a luxury resort in Arizona for treatment on Oct. 11, about a week after The New York Times first reported decades of sexual assault and harassment allegations against him, to “deal with this issue head-on,” according to a statement.

“Harvey is still in Arizona and is taking treatment seriously,” a source close to the situation tells PEOPLE. “He only gets time off for meals and meals are spent with his treatment sponsor. He is basically in 24/7 treatment.”

But another source says, “He sees different doctors, but doesn’t go to a treatment facility every day,” adding that Weinstein has clashed with advisors over staying in Arizona: “Harvey wants to leave every day.”

Weinstein’s commitment to treatment has raised eyebrows since the beginning. After originally planning to to enter a residential treatment facility, he ended up staying at a five-star hotel (which boasts a spa and golf course). But another source at the time explained, “His team set him up at a secure place to get him the help he needs — he knows and wants help.”

[From People]

The fact that Weinstein is still trying to manufacture some sympathetic coverage and mastermind some kind of comeback speaks volumes about what his actual state of mind is. He actually does need some kind of treatment for his extensive mental health issues. But he’s not getting that treatment because he’s too egotistical and f–ked up to actually commit to any kind of real program. Besides all of that, this a–hole just needs to be in jail. Let’s see police forces around the world compete to see who can arrest him first.

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