Evan Rachel Wood reacts to the DA by dissing Marilyn Manson
Evan Rachel Wood
Araya Doheny/Getty ImagesEvan Rachel Wood speaking after the District Attorney of Los Angeles, Nathan Hochmanannounced that her ex Marilyn Mansonwill not be charged with domestic violence and sexual assault.
A tree and several other women Accused Manson (Real Name: Brian Warner) In 2021 abuse them. On Friday, January 24, Hochman announced that he was closing the four-year investigation into claims against Manson.
“We have determined that the domestic violence allegations are beyond the statute of limitations, and we cannot prove the sexual assault allegations beyond a reasonable doubt,” Hochman said in a statement. “We recognize and applaud the courage and resilience of the women who came forward to report and share their experiences, and we thank them for their cooperation and patience with the investigation.”
Responding to Friday’s news, Wood, 37, took to her private Instagram account with her own statement.
Marilyn Manson dropped a lawsuit in 2022 against ex-fiancé Evan Rachel Wood, who accused her of defamation and emotional distress. According to legal documents obtained by Us Weekly on Tuesday, Nov. 26, Manson, real name Brian Warner, also agreed to pay approximately $327,000 to cover legal fees accrued by Wood, 37. Manson filed (…)
“My attorney and I advised the deputy district attorneys and sheriff’s deputies who investigated the case that there was compelling evidence to support our claims, but that the statute of limitations prevented many of these crimes from being prosecuted,” Wood wrote in an A, post, per People.
“We always knew that the statute of limitations would be a barrier, and that’s why we created the Phoenix Act so that other victims don’t have to experience that outcome,” she continued, referring to a law that helped in California in 2019 in 2019 Last year, it extended the statute of limitations for domestic violence cases from three to five years, and required the police to undergo more domestic violence training.
“Unfortunately, the Phoenix Act cannot help cases that occurred before it was passed, but I hope it illuminates why it is so important to advocate for better laws,” Wood concluded. “Evidence of violent crimes should not have an expiration date. I am grateful for the work of law enforcement agencies, and I am infinitely proud of all the survivors who risked everything to protect others by telling the truth.”
Wood and Manson, 56, began dating in 2007 and got engaged in January 2010. The engagement was called off Seven months later.
Evan Rachel Wood and Marilyn Manson caught the public eye early on in their relationship — and haven’t stopped making headlines in the years since their split. The duo went public with their romance in January 2007, when Wood was 19 and Manson was 36. The “wrapped in plastic” rocker was previously married to Dita (…)
“He started grooming me when I was a teenager and horribly abused me over the years,” Wood claimed via Instagram in February 2021. “I was brainwashed and manipulated into submission.”
The actress also said in the post that she decided to come forward because she was “done living in fear of retaliation, defamation or blackmail,” adding: “I’m here to expose this dangerous man and call on the many industries that have included him before he destroys more lives. I stand with the many victims who will no longer be silent.”
Wood’s discovery came after she allegedly Rocking stone In November 2016, she had been raped twice in the past, once by a “significant other” and later by a “bar owner”.
Manson sued Wood for defamation and emotional distress in March 2022, weeks before the HBO release Phoenix Rising documentary miniseries that included Wood’s allegations of rape and sexual assault against Manson during their A three-year relationship.
US Weekly confirmed in November 2024 that Manson dropped his lawsuit and agreed Pay approximately $327,000 to cover legal fees accrued by the tree.
If you or someone you know has been sexually assaulted, call the National Sexual Assault Hotline at 1-800-656-Hope (4673). A trained staff member will provide confidential, non-judgmental support and local resources to help with healing, recovery and more.
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