Posted on Aug 24, 2022
Horatio Sanz accuser alleges Jimmy Fallon, Tracy Morgan, Lorne Michaels enabled sexual assault
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Identified only as Jane Doe, the woman claims the SNL stars and boss enabled the alleged abuse she says occurred when she was 17 years old. According to the complaint obtained by EW, Doe said she and her teenage friends regularly attended SNL tapings and after-parties from 2000 to 2002, when she was between the ages of 15 to 17.
During one particular afterparty hosted by Morgan in 2002, Doe alleges Horatio groped her "in full view of party onlookers, continuing the assault even as she implored him to stop." She "not only felt sexually humiliated and degraded, but her lifelong career aspirations of working at SNL ground to a halt — as the entire SNL cast watched" and "laughed," the complaint alleged. As a result, Doe "suffered lifelong trauma as a result of Sanz's sexual abuse" and grooming.
Identified only as Jane Doe, the woman claims the SNL stars and boss enabled the alleged abuse she says occurred when she was 17 years old. According to the complaint obtained by EW, Doe said she and her teenage friends regularly attended SNL tapings and after-parties from 2000 to 2002, when she was between the ages of 15 to 17.
During one particular afterparty hosted by Morgan in 2002, Doe alleges Horatio groped her "in full view of party onlookers, continuing the assault even as she implored him to stop." She "not only felt sexually humiliated and degraded, but her lifelong career aspirations of working at SNL ground to a halt — as the entire SNL cast watched" and "laughed," the complaint alleged. As a result, Doe "suffered lifelong trauma as a result of Sanz's sexual abuse" and grooming.
During one particular afterparty hosted by Morgan in 2002, Doe alleges Horatio groped her "in full view of party onlookers, continuing the assault even as she implored him to stop." She "not only felt sexually humiliated and degraded, but her lifelong career aspirations of working at SNL ground to a halt — as the entire SNL cast watched" and "laughed," the complaint alleged. As a result, Doe "suffered lifelong trauma as a result of Sanz's sexual abuse" and grooming.
Identified only as Jane Doe, the woman claims the SNL stars and boss enabled the alleged abuse she says occurred when she was 17 years old. According to the complaint obtained by EW, Doe said she and her teenage friends regularly attended SNL tapings and after-parties from 2000 to 2002, when she was between the ages of 15 to 17.
During one particular afterparty hosted by Morgan in 2002, Doe alleges Horatio groped her "in full view of party onlookers, continuing the assault even as she implored him to stop." She "not only felt sexually humiliated and degraded, but her lifelong career aspirations of working at SNL ground to a halt — as the entire SNL cast watched" and "laughed," the complaint alleged. As a result, Doe "suffered lifelong trauma as a result of Sanz's sexual abuse" and grooming.
Horatio Sanz accuser alleges Jimmy Fallon, Tracy Morgan, Lorne Michaels enabled sexual assault
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If they witnessed any sexual abuse and didn't stop it, then yes they are accountable just as much as the perpetrator. I definitely do believe Lorne Michaels fostered an environment that allowed underage teens to be at those after parties.
I'm wondering - where were the parents of these 15-17 year old girls when they were going to SNL after parties? Why didn't anyone step in and have them leave realizing they were underage?
I'm wondering - where were the parents of these 15-17 year old girls when they were going to SNL after parties? Why didn't anyone step in and have them leave realizing they were underage?
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SFC Jim Ruether
Because they were hoping to be discovered and were looking to get some camera time. Spoiled brats looking for a leg up on the prverbial stage called SNL........
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SFC Jim Ruether - So you're okay with adult men who sexually abuse OR ignore the sexual abuse of minors? Or anyone? Weird flex.
It doesn't matter what those teenage girls were doing or their motivation. They were 15-17 years old. At least ONE adult in the room should have said "Hey - get these girls out of here." But that didn't happen.
Why do we continue to excuse adults who take advantage of children?
It doesn't matter what those teenage girls were doing or their motivation. They were 15-17 years old. At least ONE adult in the room should have said "Hey - get these girls out of here." But that didn't happen.
Why do we continue to excuse adults who take advantage of children?
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