Fred Savage’s Alleged Victim Speaks Out: Actor Would ‘Curse’ & ‘Demean’ Me
- 6 years ago
The woman who filed a lawsuit against Fred Savage for assault and harassment on set has spoken out for the first time, RadarOnline.com can report.
In a Los Angeles press conference on Wednesday, YoungJoo Hwang said she was physically assaulted by Savage on the Fox Show The Grinder during her time working for him in the wardrobe department.
Hwang claimed that she would dread coming into work because she was afraid of how the actor would treat her.
ever even f***ing look at me anymore."
Savage has released a statement denying the allegations.
"These accusations are completely without merit and absolutely untrue," Savage said. "Fox conducted an extensive internal investigation into her claims, a process in which I fully participated. After concluding a thorough investigation, Fox determined that there was absolutely no evidence to support these accusations. None of her claims could be substantiated because they did not happen.”
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In a Los Angeles press conference on Wednesday, YoungJoo Hwang said she was physically assaulted by Savage on the Fox Show The Grinder during her time working for him in the wardrobe department.
Hwang claimed that she would dread coming into work because she was afraid of how the actor would treat her.
ever even f***ing look at me anymore."
Savage has released a statement denying the allegations.
"These accusations are completely without merit and absolutely untrue," Savage said. "Fox conducted an extensive internal investigation into her claims, a process in which I fully participated. After concluding a thorough investigation, Fox determined that there was absolutely no evidence to support these accusations. None of her claims could be substantiated because they did not happen.”
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