Marilyn Manson Accused Of Locking Women Up In Small, Soundproof Glass Enclosure Called 'The Bad Girls' Room'
Nov. 15 2021, Published 1:52 p.m. ET
The newest allegations against Marilyn Manson accuse the controversial and troubled singer of locking women up in a small, soundproofed enclosure dubbed the ‘Bad Girls’ Room’.
According to a new exposé by Rolling Stone, the 52-year-old singer allegedly converted a preexisting recording booth in a West Hollywood apartment into a cell that he would often use to lock women in to psychologically torture and punish.
Ashley Morgan Smithline, one of the many women suing Manson for sexual assault and, in Smithline’s case, unlawful imprisonment, described the alleged ‘Bad Girls’ Room’ in great detail during an interview with the music outlet.
“At first, he made it sound cool,” Smithline recollected during the interview. “Then, he made it sound very punitive. Even if I was screaming, no one would hear me.”
“First you fight, and he enjoys the struggle. I learned to not fight it, because that was giving him what he wanted. I just went somewhere else in my head.”
Another alleged victim of Manson’s, the actress Esme Bianco who is perhaps most famous for her role as Ros in Game of Thrones, is suing the singer for sexual assault and sex trafficking. Bianco claims that during her two years dating Manson he would verbally and physically abuse her, even allegedly going so far as to bite, cut, electrocute and whip her.
