Kevin Spacey, in what appeared to be an indirect defense of the multiple sexual misconduct accusations against him.
On Monday, right before Christmas Eve, Kevin Spacey was slapped with yet another sexual misconduct accusations against him.
A new criminal complaint was issued against actor Kevin Spacey for indecent assault and battery for allegedly sexually assaulting an 18-year-old boy at a Nantucket, Massachusetts restaurant in 2016. The felony complaint stems from an accusation made by Boston news anchor Heather Unruh, who accused Spacey in November 2017 of sexually assaulting her teenage son.
Unruh said.
The victim, my son, was a star-struck, straight, 18-year-old young man who had no idea that the famous actor was an alleged sexual predator or that he was about to become his next victim. This was a criminal act.
Read on to get more details on Kevin Spacey who is facing some serious accusations and allegations. Read on to hear his response…
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If you recall, Kevin Spacey, one of the most prominent men to lose their careers to #MeToo movement, was killed off from the Netflix show and excised from the film “All the Money in the World” after numerous men accused him of predatory behavior.
In a subliminal way, Kevin Spacey is seen washing his hands in the kitchen, a symbolic cleansing of all the charges on the table facing Spacey.
Kevin starts says in the video above:
I know what you want. Oh sure, they may have tried to separate us, but what we have is too strong, it’s too powerful. I mean, after all, we shared everything, you and I. I told you my deepest and darkest secrets. I showed you exactly what people are capable of. I shocked you with my honesty, but mostly I challenged you and made you think. And you trusted me even though you knew you shouldn’t.
So, we’re not done, no matter what anyone says. And besides, I know what you want. You want me back. Of course, some believed everything and have just been waiting with bated breath to hear me confess it all. They’re just dying to have me declare that everything said is true and that I got what I deserved. Wouldn’t that be easy? If it was all so simple.
Kevin states, “Only you and I know both know it’s never that simple.”
He continues:
Only you and I know both know it’s never that simple. Not in politics and not in life. But you wouldn’t believe the worst without evidence, would you? You wouldn’t rush to judgments without facts, would you? Did you? No not you. You’re smarter than that. Anyway, all this presumption made for such an unsatisfying ending and to think it could’ve been such a memorable send-off. I mean if you and I have learned nothing else these past years it’s that in life and art nothing should be off the table. We weren’t afraid, not of what we said and not of what we did, and we’re still not afraid. Because I can promise you this, if I didn’t pay the price for the things we both know I did do, I’m certainly not going to pay the price for the things I didn’t do.
Well, of course, they’re going to say I’m being disrespectful not playing by the rules. Like I ever played by anyone’s rules before. I never did and you loved it. Anyhow, despite all the poppycock, the animosity, the headlines, the impeachment without a trial, despite everything, despite even my own death, I feel surprisingly good, and my confidence grows each day that, soon enough, you’ll know the full truth.
Oh wait a minute. Now that I think of it, you never actually saw me die, did you? Conclusions can be so deceiving. Miss me?
Thoughts?
