Repeated abuse, torture, sexual violence, whipping: “Game of Thrones” star Esme ‘Bianco has sued Marilyn Manson, the transgressive rock star who is the ultimate bad teacher. The complaint was filed in California: Bianco said she was invited twice to Los Angeles by Manson, whose real name is Brian Warner, with the promise of a job; but the stay has turned into a nightmare, not only has she had to suffer acts of sexual violence, but also cuts, lashes, electric shock.
It happened in May 2011: she unconscious and unable to consent, he who raged relentlessly. Neither Manson nor his former manager Tony Ciulla, accused of complicity, responded to requests for clarification. But Manson’s attorney, Howard King, told TMZ the allegations were “verifiably false” and promised to “forcefully refute them in court.”
In February, LAPD confirmed that they were investigating Manson for domestic violence allegations between 2009 and 2011. The dates and locations of that investigation coincide with those of Bianco’s report. Evan Rachel Wood, star of the “Westworld” series, also accused him of abusing her for years, ever since she was a teenager; Manson called that complaint a “horrible distortion of reality”.
Bianco, who was a Manson fan as a teenager, appeared in 14 episodes of the hit series “Game of Thrones” between 2011 and 2013, playing the prostitute Rose. The 38-year-old British actress justified the complaint by explaining that she wanted to prevent Manson from “destroying other lives” and urged the other victims to report him. The first meetings took place in Los Angeles in 2009: she expected to shoot a music video, but was forced to wear underwear for four days, was deprived of sleep and forced to take drugs and alcohol without food; she was also “physically beaten” with a whip “used by the Nazis”. A year later, he visited her in London and they began a consensual relationship. In 2011, Bianco moved to Los Angeles and was offered to star with Manson in a film called “Phantasmagoria” but then suffered two and a half months of “permanent abuse”, threatened that, if she escaped, she would have problems. with visa.