In his first interview since standing trial for assault and harassment of ex-girlfriend Grace Jabbari, actor Jonathan Majors talked about the trial’s verdict, which he said “absolutely shocked” him. On Dec. 18, Majors was found guilty on one charge of reckless assault in the third degree and on one harassment charge. He was found not guilty, however, on a charge of intentional assault in the third degree and a charge of aggravated harassment in the second degree. (Jabbari had alleged that she was assaulted by Majors in the backseat of a car, with Majors becoming upset when she took his phone out of his hands and saw he was sending texts to another woman.) Yesterday on “GMA,” Majors said the two guilty verdicts left him with feelings of shock and fear, asserting that Jabbari’s injuries “did not happen” as a result of his own behavior. “I wish to God I knew [how her injuries came to be],” Majors replied, when Davis pressed him on how Jabbari fractured her finger and got a cut behind her ear. “That would give clarity. That would give me some type of peace about it… I have no question [I did not cause the injuries].”