A new report claims it has uncovered the identity of an A-list actor who sexually abused child star Corey Haim as part of a secret Hollywood paedophile sex ring.
The Radar Online report, published on Monday, has not named the man who allegedly raped the then teen idol (who died in 2010 of a drug overdose, aged 38) but says he markets himself as a “family-man” and is “one of the most recognisable faces” in Hollywood.
Corey Haim as a teen in the ’80s.
Citing “dozens of sources” the article seems to hint that the man accused is just moments away from being outed in what “would be the biggest development yet in exposing the seedy underbelly of organized paedophilia at the heart of Tinseltown”, says the report.
The Rader piece then goes on to say:
The closeted perv has never come out as gay — and even has children of his own.
But in truth, the star behind the family-man facade is an evil monster who has led an extraordinarily twisted double-life.
He was the “kingpin” of a child sex ring that ensnared Haim and Corey Feldman, multiple sources have told Radar over the span of a gut-wrenching, four-year investigation into the Hollywood scandal and cover up.
The closest thing the report says to giving away the alleged rapist’s identity is by writing that Haim’s abuser victimised him “both on-and-off set, in their trailers and at parties attended by other A-List actors,” leading to speculation that the pair were once co-stars.
Haim’s best friend, Stand By Me star Corey Feldman, has openly talked about how he and his friend were abused while growing up in Hollywood as teen prodigies – but never named names.
The two Coreys: Both became big stars before they were teens.
Back in May 45-year-old Feldman, who has battled addiction since finding fame at a young age, told The Hollywood Reporter he knew “every single person that interfered with his [Haim’s] life,” Feldman said, “and he knew every person that interfered with mine.”
While Feldman expressed a strong desire to THR “to name names,” he worried about the backlash that would ensue from identifying such a high profile celebrity, and also said California’s statute of limitations of six years also prevented him from doing so.
“If I were to go and mention anybody’s name, I would be the one that would be in legal problems and I’m the one that would be sued,” Feldman told The Hollywood Reporter.
Corey Feldman and Corey Haim both allege they were sexually abused by Hollywood personalities what growing up in the spotlight.
While some might shrug off the report, Radar is a company affiliated with The National Enquirer which has uncovered similar explosive Hollywood secrets, most notably Charlie Sheen’s HIV diagnosis last year.
Corey Haim and Corey Feldman discuss their abuse on their reality show ‘The Two Coreys’
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