Evan Rachel Wood accused of faking FBI letter against Marilyn Manson

Marilyn Manson claims Evan Rachel Wood and new lover FAKED an FBI letter against him – saying he was under investigation for sexual abuse ‘in bid to recruit women to make allegations against the rock star’

• Wood has denied the allegations saying she did not circulate the false letter
• Manson is suing Wood and her romantic partner Illma Gore for defamation
• It is believed that Wood and Gore collaborated in this letter, a court heard
• The letter allegedly sees the pair impersonating an FBI agent to ‘create the false appearance’ that Manson’s alleged victims and their families are in danger

Marilyn Manson’s ex fiancé, actress Evan Rachel Wood, was accused Tuesday of helping to distribute a fake FBI letter that accused the rocker of being under investigation for sexually abusing women.

Manson is suing West World star Wood and her romantic partner, artist Illma Gore, for defamation over what he calls the ‘malicious’ and ‘false’ sexual abuse allegations they have made against him which, he claims, ‘derailed his successful music, TV and film career.’

Tuesday at Los Angeles Superior Court, Manson’s attorney, Jackson Trugman, said that Gore had used the allegedly forged FBI letter to recruit other women into accusing his client of abuse.

‘We have evidence that Miss Wood and Miss Gore collaborated in this letter,’ he told the court.

Wood denied the accusation, saying in a written declaration that she ‘did not circulate the false FBI letter.’

But Trugman disputed her denial, telling LA Superior Court Judge Teresa Beaudet, ‘It would be improper to conclude just from Miss Wood’s declaration that she didn’t not circulate this letter.’

Marilyn Manson is suing Evan Rachel Wood (left) and her romantic partner, artist Illma Gore (right), for defamation over what he calls the ‘malicious’ and ‘false’ sexual abuse allegations

Wood (left) who had an on and off relationship with Manson (right) for close to four and a half years denied the accusation, saying that she ‘did not circulate the false FBI letter’

Its alleged that Wood (pictured), helped to distribute a fake FBI letter accusing Manson of being under investigation for sexually abusing women

Judge Beaudet continued the hearing to December 1 and ordered Gore to submit to questioning from Manson’s attorneys in a deposition to be held by October 27.

In his lawsuit, Manson, 53 – real name Brian Warner – claims that in their alleged FBI letter forgery, they impersonated an FBI agent to distribute the letter to ‘create the false appearance’ that Manson’s alleged victims and their families were in danger.

The performer claims the pair created a fake email address to make it look as if Manson, 53, sent her ‘illicit pornography’.

He also accuses them of recruiting, coordinating and pressuring women into making false accusations of abuse against Manson.

And he alleges that Gore hacked into his computer, phone and email account, obtaining his passwords and social security number.

He claims she used the information she obtained from his accounts to ‘orchestrate and promulgate false accusations’ against him.

Wood, 34, has said that Manson ‘brainwashed and manipulated her into submission’ and that he ‘started grooming me when I was a teenager and horrifically abused me for years.’

She also claimed the musician ‘coerced [her] into a commercial sex act under false pretenses’ and ‘essentially raped [her] on-camera’.

 Manson says the ‘malicious’ and ‘false’ sexual abuse allegations against him are the reason his music, TV and film career has been ‘derailed’

Manson (left) is suing Wood (right) and her new lover Gore for defamation, emotional distress and ‘impersonation over the internet,’ among other charges

British-born Esmé Bianco (left) publicly alleged that she was raped and subjected to sleep deprivation and forced labor after Manson (right) offered to help her obtain a work visa

And she detailed her allegations of abuse in a two-part HBO documentary called Phoenix Rising.

Manson is suing Wood and Gore for defamation, emotional distress and ‘impersonation over the internet,’ among other charges and seeks damages of an unspecified amount ‘to be determined at trial,’ as well as ‘an order enjoining Wood and Gore from engaging in further wrongful conduct’ towards him.

The suit claims Wood, with the help of Gore, fabricated her allegations against Manson in effort to ‘provide more manufactured content’ for Phoenix Rising, which both women worked on.

Wood’s attorneys have called Manson’s defamation suit ‘meritless’, and an example of the retaliation Manson long threatened Wood with if she spoke out about his abuse.

LA County Sheriffs have been working on possible criminal charges against Manson.

But controversial Los Angeles district attorney George Gascon said last week that his office needs more evidence before they can consider those charges – despite the sheriffs’ team working for 19 months to present a dossier.

Wood detailed her allegations of abuse in a two-part HBO documentary called Phoenix Rising (pictured)

The suit against Wood (right) claims she, with the help of her new lover Gore, fabricated her allegations against Manson (left) in effort to ‘provide more manufactured content’ for their film

The Sheriff’s investigation involves sex assault and domestic violence allegations against the singer, dating from 2009 to 2011.

Yet despite almost two years of work, Gascon’s office called the evidence compiled against Mansion only ‘partial.’

‘Once we receive everything, experienced prosecutors will carefully and deliberatively review everything that has been submitted prior to making a filing decision,’ the DA said in a statement.

‘This review will take some time but rest assured our office takes these allegations very seriously.’

The LA Sheriff’s investigation included a November search of Manson’s home in West Hollywood, where media devices and other items were seized.

The statute of limitations for rape in California is 10 years, so any charges may depend on the type of offense and how long ago it happened.

Authorities have not identified the women involved, but several have publicly alleged that they were physically, sexually and emotionally abused by Manson around the time of the incidents under investigation, and some have filed civil lawsuits.

They include Game of Thrones star Esmé Bianco, whose lawyer said she also gave interviews to law enforcement.

British-born Bianco alleges that she was raped and subjected to sleep deprivation and forced labor after Manson offered to help her obtain a work visa.

Manson’s legal team has called the criminal allegations against him ‘provably false.’

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