Charlotte Lewis, who alleges that Roman Polanski abused her when she was 16, feels victimized by a Swiss court's decision not to extradite the Oscar winning director, a friend of the London-based actress exclusively told Breaking Celebrity News.

"It's a bitter pill and we're hoping it's not over yet. But as far as this chapter... her whole reason to kind of come forward was really to serve justice. She wanted to see the guy come back to the United States and face justice," friend Eric Haymes told Breaking Celebrity News exclusively. "It's very frustrating."

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Haymes spoke to Charlotte multiple times on Monday after it was announced that Polanski would be freed after seven months of house arrest based on a legal technicality in which U.S. authorities allegedly failed to hand over crucial evidence. Charlotte appeared in Polanski's 1986 film Pirates and claims that he "forced himself" on her four years after he fled the United States following his guilty plea to unlawful sex with a 13-year old girl.