Marilyn Manson has been regular in the news in recent months ever since his ex-fiancée, Evan Rachel Wood’s made serious allegations against him. Since then, multiple other women, including Game of Thrones actress Esmé Bianco came forward with similar claims. These accusations resulted in Manson’s manager of 25 years cutting ties, his record label dropping him, and upcoming television appearances on American Gods and Creepshow getting removed.
Additionally, an arrest warrant has been issued for Manson in New Hampshire following a videographer claiming Manson spat on him during a concert. Apparently, the victim was filming for the big screens on August 18, 2019, at the Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion. This was revealed in a social media post by the Gilford Police Department, which stated that Manson was accused of two counts of a Class A misdemeanor for Simple Assault.
It’s now been confirmed that on July 2, Manson turned himself in to authorities in Los Angeles. He was subsequently released on bail and has pledged not to have any contact with the victim and appear at a future court hearing. If found guilty, the rockstar faces a jail sentence of up to a year and a fine of up to $2000.
