Post by 32Green on Oct 30, 2017 15:49:12 GMT -5
I knew something was up with this freak when he reported then retracted a late night robbery in a London park known for buggery a few years ago.
Apparently, even 14 year olds were not off limits. Fuckin Hollywood, lecturing the world. Oh the irony.
-Heather Unruh said the Weinstein scandal gave her courage to accuse Spacey
-On October 13 she said: 'I was a Kevin Spacey fan until he assaulted a loved one'
-Ms Unruh has refused to name relative but says she wants Spacey investigated
-Two people linked to Old Vic in London say Spacey 'groped' or was man to 'avoid'
-Star, 58, faces backlash after Star Trek star says he tried to seduce him aged 14
-Critics also furious he used an apology to Anthony Rapp to also reveal he is gay
-Actress Rose McGowan said: 'Bye bye, Spacey... it's your turn to cry'
-Creator of House of Cards says 'unaware' of anything innapropriate on or off set
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The Oscar-winning star accused of assaulting the loved-one of a TV journalist two weeks ago can today be named as Kevin Spacey who has suggested there could be more ‘stories’ about him to emerge.
Former US news anchor Heather Unruh said the Harvey Weinstein scandal had given her the courage to accuse the House of Cards star, 58, of attacking someone close to her.
Ms Unruh made her damaging claims more than two weeks before Star Trek actor Anthony Rapp got an apology after he said the actor, then 26, tried to seduce him when he was just 14.
She tweeted a picture of Spacey on October 13 with the message: 'The #weinsteinscandal has emboldened me … I was a Kevin Spacey fan until he assaulted a loved one. Time the dominoes fell'.
Ms Unruh has declined to give any more details about the alleged incident only adding: 'My intent was to encourage a badly needed investigation and conversation' and used the hashtag #It'sNotOk.
Another friend of a victim, Nadine West, came forward on Monday to claim that a young man close to her was 'groped' by Spacey while working alongside the actor at the Old Vic in London.
'Was apparently always known as one to avoid. Sadly unsurprised,' added West in a post on Twitter.
Apparently, even 14 year olds were not off limits. Fuckin Hollywood, lecturing the world. Oh the irony.
-Heather Unruh said the Weinstein scandal gave her courage to accuse Spacey
-On October 13 she said: 'I was a Kevin Spacey fan until he assaulted a loved one'
-Ms Unruh has refused to name relative but says she wants Spacey investigated
-Two people linked to Old Vic in London say Spacey 'groped' or was man to 'avoid'
-Star, 58, faces backlash after Star Trek star says he tried to seduce him aged 14
-Critics also furious he used an apology to Anthony Rapp to also reveal he is gay
-Actress Rose McGowan said: 'Bye bye, Spacey... it's your turn to cry'
-Creator of House of Cards says 'unaware' of anything innapropriate on or off set
-
The Oscar-winning star accused of assaulting the loved-one of a TV journalist two weeks ago can today be named as Kevin Spacey who has suggested there could be more ‘stories’ about him to emerge.
Former US news anchor Heather Unruh said the Harvey Weinstein scandal had given her the courage to accuse the House of Cards star, 58, of attacking someone close to her.
Ms Unruh made her damaging claims more than two weeks before Star Trek actor Anthony Rapp got an apology after he said the actor, then 26, tried to seduce him when he was just 14.
She tweeted a picture of Spacey on October 13 with the message: 'The #weinsteinscandal has emboldened me … I was a Kevin Spacey fan until he assaulted a loved one. Time the dominoes fell'.
Ms Unruh has declined to give any more details about the alleged incident only adding: 'My intent was to encourage a badly needed investigation and conversation' and used the hashtag #It'sNotOk.
Another friend of a victim, Nadine West, came forward on Monday to claim that a young man close to her was 'groped' by Spacey while working alongside the actor at the Old Vic in London.
'Was apparently always known as one to avoid. Sadly unsurprised,' added West in a post on Twitter.
