And in the 17-page complaint, Jolie recounted a September 2016 flight they took from France back home to Los Angeles, on which, she alleged, Pitt subjected the family to verbal and physical abuse.After many tense hours, Pitt finally fell asleep.”Jolie’s counter-claim didn’t name which children might have been struck.Jolie also claimed that she had wanted to sell her half of the winery to Pitt but that those talks proved fruitless, as he demanded an unacceptable “nondisclosure agreement that would have contractually prohibited her from speaking outside of court about Pitt’s physical and emotional abuse of her and their children,” according to the complaint."Brad has owned everything he’s responsible for from day one — unlike the other side — but he’s not going to own anything he didn’t do," Pitt's attorney Anne Kiley said in a statement to NBC News on Thursday morning.“Thankfully, the various public authorities the other side has tried to use against him over the past six years have made their own independent decisions,” Kiley added."