Ex-Girlfriend of Marilyn Manson Suing Singer for Sexual Assault
The suit claims also claims the singer threatened to kill her.
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The suit claims also claims the singer threatened to kill her.
Rolling Stone Menu Marilyn Manson’s Former Assistant Sues Singer for Sexual Assault and Battery Singer allegedly would hand her to his friends and give them permission to grope her By Sipa USA via AP Marilyn Manson’s former assistant, Ashley Walters, has filed a lawsuit against the singer, whose real name is Brian Warner, alleging a number of crimes including sexual assault, sexual battery, sexual harassment, and intentional infliction of emotional distress, among other claims. Warner is one defendant in the suit along with a company he runs, Marilyn Manson Records, Inc....
Ashley Walters, Marilyn Manson's former personal assistant, has filed a lawsuit against the musician for sex discrimination, sexual harassment, sexual assault, interference with the exercise of civil rights in violation of the Bane Act, sexual battery and intentional infliction of emotional distress. In a 16-page lawsuit, which can be read in its entirety here (via Deadline), graphic and disturbing situations involving Walters and Manson were described in detail, painting a picture of both physical and verbal abuse by Manson. The two began working together in 2010 when Manson contacted Walte...
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