Flashback: Corey Feldman Named his Abusers in 1993 but Police did nothing.

Daily Wire Article:

Earlier this week, former child star Corey Feldman vowed to expose Hollywood's alleged pedophile network when he announced his TRUTH campaign to attempt to produce a documentary about what he experienced as a child — Feldman and his friend Corey Haim allege that they had become familiar with this ring of pedophilia in their youths.

During his announcement, Feldman stated that one of his abusers remains a powerful player in Hollywood up to this very day and that he could name at least six names off the top of his head, all of whom have routinely participated in this culture of sexual predation of children. On top of that, Feldman also expressed deep fear that those in power could bring about his eventual death in light of his revelations. Many have since been asking why Feldman just does not outright name his accusers and be done with it. Unfortunately, the statute of limitations in California makes that difficult,

"I'd love to be the first to do it," Feldman said in an interview back in 2016. "But unfortunately California conveniently enough has a statute of limitations that prevents that from happening. Because 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."

What about when the statute of limitations was not in play? Did Corey Feldman name his abusers then? Shockingly, recent evidence shows that in 1993, when Corey Feldman was just 22, the child actor did indeed tell police the names of his sexual abusers . . . and they did nothing.

In 2013, when Corey Feldman began speaking out about Hollywood pedophilia in his book, Choreography, Radar Online uncovered a secret police recording from 1993 in which Feldman stated he had been molested as a child in Hollywood and even named those who did it. For legal reasons, the recording had the names edited out; Feldman identifies them in his memoir as "Ron," "Tony," "Burnham" and "Crimson" — all pseudonyms.

Many have since been asking why Feldman just does not outright name his accusers and be done with it. Unfortunately, the statute of limitations in California makes that difficult,

"I'd love to be the first to do it," Feldman said in an interview back in 2016. "But unfortunately California conveniently enough has a statute of limitations that prevents that from happening. Because 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."

What about when the statute of limitations was not in play? Did Corey Feldman name his abusers then? Shockingly, recent evidence shows that in 1993, when Corey Feldman was just 22, the child actor did indeed tell police the names of his sexual abusers . . . and they did nothing.

In 2013, when Corey Feldman began speaking out about Hollywood pedophilia in his book, Corieography, Radar Online uncovered a secret police recording from 1993 in which Feldman stated he had been molested as a child in Hollywood and even named those who did it. For legal reasons, the recording had the names edited out; Feldman identifies them in his memoir as "Ron," "Tony," "Burnham" and "Crimson" — all pseudonyms.

Many have since been asking why Feldman just does not outright name his accusers and be done with it. Unfortunately, the statute of limitations in California makes that difficult,

"I'd love to be the first to do it," Feldman said in an interview back in 2016. "But unfortunately California conveniently enough has a statute of limitations that prevents that from happening. Because 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."

What about when the statute of limitations was not in play? Did Corey Feldman name his abusers then? Shockingly, recent evidence shows that in 1993, when Corey Feldman was just 22, the child actor did indeed tell police the names of his sexual abusers . . . and they did nothing.

In 2013, when Corey Feldman began speaking out about Hollywood pedophilia in his book, Corieography, Radar Online uncovered a secret police recording from 1993 in which Feldman stated he had been molested as a child in Hollywood and even named those who did it. For legal reasons, the recording had the names edited out; Feldman identifies them in his memoir as "Ron," "Tony," "Burnham" and "Crimson" — all pseudonyms.