Russell Brand was questioned by police over alleged sexual assault in 2014, when a masseuse claimed he groped her and made her feel “like a whore,” according to a new report.
The embattled British comedian, who is being investigated for allegedly raping four women, first came to the attention of police nine years ago when an English masseuse said he assaulted her at a mansion in Oxfordshire, The Sun reported on Sunday.
The masseuse, who has not been publicly identified, said she was hired to give Brand a birthday massage worth more than $600 on June 7, 2014.
When he took her to her massage table in the bathroom suite, the masseuse claimed Brand began touching her “in a sexual manner” for about 40 minutes before she was kicked out of the mansion, according to the report.
Russell Brand is accused of raping four women between 2006 and 2013, with more allegations of sexual assault and harassment resurfacing against the British comedian. News Licensing / MEGA
She said she felt she was treated “like a prostitute,” receiving payment for massages even though she never gave them, the Sun reported.
The traumatized woman said she called Thames Valley Police, who continued to investigate Brand over the allegations, which he denied, describing the encounter as “friendly but awkward,” according to the report.
Brand also claimed that CCTV footage from the property supported his version of the story that he was not kicked out of the mansion, Sun said.
In 2014, Brand was burned by police after allegedly sexually assaulting a masseuse hired to give him a birthday massage.Getty Images
The following month, Thames Valley Police informed the masseuse and Brand that they were not pursuing the case, the Sun reported.
Furious with the police’s decision, the masseur asked for the case to be reviewed by the Independent Office for Police Misconduct.
The Independent Office for Police Misconduct and the Thames Valley Police Department did not immediately respond to The Post’s request for comment Sunday.
Alleged sexual assault of Brand Russell
Russell Brand is accused of raping, sexually assaulting and abusing four women over a seven-year period from 2006 to 2013.
- A woman, identified as “Nadia,” claims the “Get Him To the Greek” star raped her against the wall of her Los Angeles home in 2012 and that she was treated at a rape crisis center the same day, according to medical records cited. by news channels.
- Another accuser, who was 16 at the time and known only by the pseudonym “Alice”, claimed the 31-year-old called her “child” and assaulted her during their three-month “emotionally abusive and controlling” relationship, according to the report.
- A woman identified as “Phoebe” claims he sexually assaulted her at her West Hollywood property after they met at an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, according to the Times of London. Brand allegedly trapped her in a bedroom and chased her before pinning her down and assaulting her.
- The star’s ex-girlfriend Jordan Martin made similar accusations in her 2014 self-published book “kNot: Entanglement with a Celebrity.” She claims he sexually assaulted her at the Lowry Hotel in Manchester, England, after becoming angry that she was talking to an ex-boyfriend in 2007.
- Pop star Dannii Minogue angrily labeled Russell Brand a “vicious predator” as early as 2006 – accusing him of creeping her out by eyeing her “great breasts” and refusing to “take no for an answer”.
Russell Brand has faced several allegations of sexual assault, but the actor has denied allegations that the relationship was consensual.WireImage
Brand denied the allegations in a video on YouTube and X, previously Twitter, alerting fans to the “serious criminal” allegations he said would be made against him.
“Amidst this spectacular, somewhat baroque attack, there are some very serious allegations that I completely dispute,” Branded shared. “The relationships I have are really, really consensual.”
While the investigation continues, YouTube has suspended Brand from making money on the video streaming site, his pub “Crown Inn,” located in Pishill, Britain, has been temporarily closed and the BBC has officially launched a review into the comedian’s time on the network.
The lawsuit is the latest to be revealed against Brand, who is accused of sexually assaulting four women – including a then 16-year-old girl who said he called her “that kid” – between 2006 and 2013, according to a joint investigation published by the Sunday Times of London. , Times of London and Channel 4 Dispatches earlier this month.
Since the allegations emerged, another woman has come forward to Scotland Yard to claim she was sexually assaulted by Brand in the hip Soho area of Central London in 2003.
Brand is currently being investigated by officers with Britain’s Operation Hydrant, a sex crime squad set up after the late BBC star Jimmy Savile was found to have abused hundreds of children and vulnerable adults.
Brand, who was arrested last week, has denied the allegations against him. SplashNews.com
The BBC, where Brand worked as a radio presenter at the time of the first alleged attack, said it had launched its own internal investigation into the allegations. Production company Banijay UK has also launched its own investigation.
Brand has repeatedly denied the allegations, claiming that all of his sexual relationships with the women who accused him were “always consensual”.
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