Aerosmith Singer Steven Tyler Accused Of Sexually Assaulting A Minor

Steven Tyler sexually attacked a 16-year-old woman and continued an illegal affair with her, which ended with him insisting she terminate their kid, this according to a brand-new claim.

The famous Aerosmith frontman is not called in the fit, however he is among 50 offenders determined as a John Doe. The plaintiff/accuser, Julia Holcomb, has actually likewise gone on record in the previous about their relationship and she prices estimate straight from the singer’s 2011 narrative in the fit. Tyler’s narrative described his time invested with a minor woman as “involuntary infamy,” however kept they had a “romantic, loving relationship.”

According to the docs acquired by Rolling Stone, Holcomb initially satisfied Tyler simply after her 16th birthday when Aerosmith played a 1973 performance in Portland, Oregon. Tyler, who was around 25 at the time, presumably brought Holcomb back to his hotel space, where they talked about her age and struggling house life.

Holcomb states Tyler then “carried out different acts of criminal sexual conduct upon.” She declares he continued to make love with her after unlawfully flying her as a minor throughout state lines to Seattle for Aerosmith’s next program.

The docs likewise mention Tyler attempted to coax Holcomb’s mother into turning over guardianship of her child to him so he might offer her and take a trip with her without worry of criminal liability. But, Holcomb states, Tyler did not follow through with his strategies “and rather continued to take a trip with, attack and supply alcohol and drugs” to her.

By 1975, Holcomb states she was 17 and pregnant with Tyler’s child … Tyler presumably purchased her to get an abortion after an apartment or condo fire, firmly insisting the coming infant was experiencing an absence of oxygen — a claims dismissed by a doctor.

Holcomb states she was torn about ending the pregnancy … however eventually went through with it after Tyler threatened to cut off financial backing. After that, she states she left Tyler and returned house to Portland to get the pieces of her life. Interestingly, Aerosmith’s 1997 autobiography pointed out the house fire, abortion and underage relationship, however determined the woman as Diana, not Holcomb.

Holcomb’s fit implicates Tyler of sexual attack, sexual battery and deliberate infliction of psychological distress. She submitted the fit under California’s legislation briefly waiving constraint on kid sex abuse.