'Daddy Hurt Me!' Sick Sex Abuse Claims Against Sig Hansen Exposed In Police Reports
March 21 2017, Published 3:29 p.m. ET
WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT BELOW
Sig Hansen's estranged daughter has accused The Deadliest Catch star of sexually abusing her as a toddler — and she is backing up her claims with damning medical records and police reports, Breaking Celebrity News can exclusively reveal.
As Breaking Celebrity News previously reported, 28-year-old attorney Melissa Eckstrom filed a civil lawsuit in Seattle, Washington against her biological father, alleging that she still recalls "crying out in pain" at just two years old as he groped her genitals.
Now, Breaking Celebrity News has obtained shocking documents — including police reports and medical examination files — submitted by Melissa as part of the nasty ongoing lawsuit, which currently awaits a Court of Appeals ruling before it potentially heads to trial later this year.
According to the documents, Melissa's mother Lisa filed a report to the Edmonds Police Department on April 23, 1990, just one day after her daughter's second birthday, accusing her ex-husband, now 50, of "rape of a child."
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"Melissa came home from her father's house and after she woke up, she was changed by my mother. At that time, Melissa put her finger in her [expletive] and said plain as day Daddy put his finger in my potty pot," Lisa wrote. "She has since that time said and done this over and over again. She has even said this out of the clear blue sky to everyone during her playtime."
Several Eckstrom family members supported Lisa's allegations in written statements.
In a July 1990 statement, Melissa's grandmother Jean claimed the toddler had a rash on her back and began making eerie comments following a recent visit with her father.
"I heard Melissa say she needed a Band-Aid for her butt," Jean wrote. "She told me 'Daddy has a weenie on his tummy. Daddy hurt my butt right here.'"
During a bath that night, the concerned grandmother noticed her bottom was "red," and her rectum "looked open."
After arriving at the hospital, the little girl also allegedly said "Daddy pottied on my leg." Jean claimed Melissa's mother Lisa began to cry.
In a 1991 filing from Sig and Lisa's nasty divorce, Melissa's family physician Dr. Mary Gibbons, who treated the toddler after the July 1990 incident, claimed exam findings were "strongly suggestive of sexual abuse."
"The genital exam and swelling originally revealed redness in a pattern suggestive of sexual abuse," the doctor wrote. "There was also tearing of the back part of the [expletive]."
"The anus immediately dilated, remained dilated in a fashion with angulation plus mild extrusion of the inner tissues…All of these findings are rarely seen in children without a history of sexual abuse."
Another document featured a statement from a social worker who treated Melissa in late 1990.
"By the second or third visit Melissa had fully disclosed the abuse in detail," the counselor claimed in her April 1991 statement, given as part of Sig and Lisa's divorce. "She made it clear to me that she did not like her daddy and that she was fearful of her daddy and that her daddy had hurt her potty-pot."
"There is no question in my mind that Melissa Eckstrom/Hansen has been abused."
A second therapist, an employee of Child Protective Services, recalled Melissa's troubling be