Music, cinema, current affairs, sport, fashion: all Rolling Stone digital covers.Sign up for the Rolling Stone newsletter and enter the world of music, culture and entertainment.A Los Angeles Supreme Court judge ruled that former aide to rock star Ashley Walters "filed few facts" and beyond the statute of limitationsCowboy from Hell: Manson in 2020A Los Angeles Supreme Court judge dismissed one of the sexual harassment lawsuits against Marilyn Manson.These are the accusations made against the rock star by her former assistant Ashley Walters.According to Judge Michael Stern, quoted by CBS News, "plaintiff has put forward too few facts and too late" for the case to be heard in court.The judge was of this view in February as well, but gave Walters time to present new evidence strong enough to exceed the prescription.It didn't happen.Walters, writes the judge, “claims to have been aware of your actions against you at the time you left your job.Therefore, nine or ten years have passed since then until the legal action, well beyond the two foreseen by the statute of limitations ».According to the judge, the amendment "which provides for a ten-year limitation period, as this revision is not retroactive" does not apply to this specific case.The woman was the second, after Esmé Bianco, to denounce Manson in May 2021. Among the charges: sexual assault, beatings, harassment.The first time they met, when Walters was a photographer, Manson would tie her to the bed and force her to put his hands in her panties, then propose that she become director of photography if she appeared on video in underwear and Nazi jacket.Also according to her accusation, Manson told her to "love when girls look like they've just been raped."Once he became her personal assistant, a position he held between 2010 and 2011, Manson allegedly assumed an aggressive attitude towards her, preventing her from seeing family and friends for her holidays and prompting her to accept the harassment of the singer's colleagues.According to Walters, Manson checked the computers of her co-workers for material to blackmail them.He would also boast that he raped women without suffering any consequences and he would show her a video in which she has sex with a minor."You can't choose how to process abuses and threats," Walters said."Today's (yesterday, ed) decision of the Court is demoralizing not only with regard to my specific case, but also for the message it sends to the other survivors who are trying to find a balance between the need to process the abuses suffered and the timing of the courts .We will not allow this obstacle to prevent us from shedding light on what has happened to me and to others ".The lawsuits filed against Manson by Esmé Bianco, Ashley Morgan Smithine and a third accuser whose name has not been disclosed remain standing.At this link you will find the results of the Rolling Stone investigation into the abuse, here instead the key points of the documentary on the Phoenix Rising affair.Enter the world of music, culture and entertainment© 2022 Web Magazine Makers SrlWe promise you a curious and attentive look at the world of music and entertainment, forays into politics and current affairs, certainly no spam.