Jared Leto has denied allegations of sexual assault made by multiple women in a BBC documentary, calling the claims "absolutely and categorically false." The actor, 54, is the focus of the documentary "Jared Leto: Hollywood's Dark Secret," which features accounts from 10 women who allege he engaged in sexual misconduct when they were teenagers. Leto responded in a statement, asserting that he has never sexually assaulted anyone in his life and that the accusations are entirely untrue (castanet.net).
The BBC documentary, which includes interviews with several women, claims that Leto pursued them sexually during their teenage years while he was in his 30s and 40s. One woman alleges that the actor assaulted her in Las Vegas when she was 17. However, Las Vegas police have stated that there are no sexual assault reports involving Leto in the city (tmz.com). Leto has also been accused of criminal sexual conduct by four women in the documentary, with the alleged offenses occurring when they were younger (ca.news.yahoo.com).
The allegations have sparked a significant public reaction, with Leto's representatives issuing a statement to clarify the situation. The BBC's report, which has been widely covered by media outlets, continues to draw attention to the controversy surrounding the actor's past behavior (news.google.com).
