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Corey anonymously agreed "That's him" while being shown this photo while guesting on "The Dr. Oz Show" — with
The National ENQUIRER confirming that
he was identifying Jon Grissom. Using the alias "Ron Crimson" in his 2013 book "Coreyography," the former child actor had revealed how Grissom went from family friend to a manipulative employee.
Corey accuses Grissom of feeding him drugs before molesting him, and claims Grissom was also there when doomed pal
Corey Haim was put on the path to drugs! “If it wasn’t the first time Haim had experimented with cocaine, it was definitely one of the first,” he wrote.
“That knowledge has been exceedingly difficult to live with,” added Corey,“knowing that I...contributed to my best friend’s demise.” But now an emboldened Corey is also naming other sick predators who took advantage of both him and his fellow kids!
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Corey talked to
Megyn Kelly to confirm that Marty Weiss was one of the Hollywood perverts who molested him. In 2002, the former agent for child actors pleaded no contest to two charges of oral copulation with a child under the age of 14 — in a case unrelated to Corey.
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Corey has also named photographer Bob Villard as one of the two pedophiles who were part of his early years in Hollywood — recalling a day when both Weiss and Villard had been "surrounding" a crew of young actors. "I wish I had understood the significance then," said Corey, "before everything that was about to happen."
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As previously covered by The ENQUIRER, Villard had claimed to have “guided the careers of dozens of successful film and television actors,” and the photographer had worked with future stars like
Leonardo DiCaprio and
Tobey Maguire. He also went on to be involved in several child pornography cases.
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In 1986, Villard had already been indicted by a New Jersey federal grand jury on charges of transporting child pornography. A police raid in 2001 found Villard in possession of "thousands of photographs" of boys in bathing suits and posing suggestively. And in 2005, Villard pleaded no contest to committing a lewd act on a 13-year-old boy after serving as the child's "acting coach."
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