Marilyn Manson Lawsuit: Woman Alleges Sex Assault When She Was 16

A lawsuit accusing musician Marilyn Manson of "childhood and adult sexual abuse, sexual battery, assault and molestation" was filed in New York on Monday.

Manson's former label, Interscope Records and Nothing Records, are also named as defendants in the lawsuit filed in Nassau County and accused of “protecting, promoting, and profiteering from” his alleged conduct.

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The lawsuit, filed on behalf of a Jane Doe, alleges Manson, whose real name is Brian Warner, sexually assaulted her on his tour bus after an all-ages concert in 1995, when she was 16 years old. Manson also allegedly threatened to kill her and her family if she told anyone, the suit alleges.

Howard King, an attorney for Manson, called the allegations in the lawsuit "vicious lies" and said his client "will not submit to this shakedown."

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Ten days after Evan Rachel Wood came out with explosive allegations against her former partner Marilyn Manson, another accuser comes forward sharing her terrifying claims of abuse. "Game of Thrones" actress Esmé Bianco is at least the sixth woman to allege she was physically, emotionally, and sexually abused by Manson. Days before Bianco spoke out, Manson had released a statement denying all previous allegations against him. His representatives could not be reached for comment to Esme’s new claims.

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