Adam Savage: 5 Things About ‘MythBusters’ Star Denying Sister’s Sexual Abuse Allegations

Kevin Connolly is denying accusations of sexual assault by former costume designer Gracie Cox. The allegations were first made public in a report published by The Daily Beast on Wednesday.

Kevin Connolly is denying accusations of sexual assault by former costume designer Gracie Cox. The allegations were first made public in a report published by on Wednesday.According to Cox, the incident in question allegedly occurred in 2005 at a Manhattan wrap party for Connolly's directorial debut,.

Entourage star Kevin Connolly, 46, is denying accusations of sexual assault made by costume designer Gracie Cox. “Kevin strongly supports victims of sexual assault and believes their claims should always be heard. As someone who has worked in this industry for four decades, he has treated people with nothing but respect and has maintained a stellar reputation,” the statement, issued by powerhouse attorney Martin Singer to The Daily Beast on Wednesday, July 15, read.

Kevin Connolly is calling his accuser a liar.

Porn veteran Ryan Madison is being accused of sexual abuse by at least 10 of his co-stars.

Adam Savage has denied allegations from his sister that he sexually assaulted her for years when they were children.

Adam Savage has denied allegations from his sister that he sexually assaulted her for years when they were children.The Mythbusters host has been named in a lawsuit by Miranda Pacchiana, after she made her allegations public in a post on her blog, called The Second Wound, on June 30.In the post, she stated that the New York Child Victims Act, which extends the statute of limitations for child sexual abuse, made the lawsuit possible, and that she hopes the legal action will “demonstrate to my

In a new lawsuit, former “MythBusters” co-host Adam Savage is being accused of sexually abusing his younger sister when they were children. Miranda Savage Pacchiana, now 51, claims that the abuse happened in the 1970s when she was between 7 and 10 years old and Savage was between 9 and 12 years old and they lived in Sleepy Hollow, N.Y.

As you might have heard, the MythBusters star is in hot water because of accusations of sexual abuse coming from his own sister! Adam Savage, however, denies that what Miranda Pacchiana is accusing him of is rooted in reality! Amid shocking reports that the man raped his sibling when they were both children, Savage released a statement in which he vehemently denied her claims, saying that Miranda is ‘falsely attacking’ him.

Adam Savage says the unsettling claims being made about him are a total myth.

Adam Savage is denying accusations of past sexual assault in a recent lawsuit filed by his sister, Miranda Pacchiana. The lawsuit alleges that the former “MythBusters” star sexually abused his younger sister when they were children in the 1970s.

Adam Savage is reacting to accusations made by his sister.

Adam Savage is denying accusations of past sexual assault in a recent lawsuit filed by his sister, Miranda Pacchiana. The lawsuit alleges that the former star sexually abused his younger sister when they were children in the 1970s.In the lawsuit, obtained by ET, Pacchiana claims that the alleged incidents of abuse occurred between 1976 and 1979, while the family was living in Sleepy Hollow, New York.

Adam Savage denied claims that he sexually assaulted his sister, Miranda Pacchiana, after she filed a lawsuit against him.The former MythBusters cohost, 52, was accused of abusing his sister in documents filed on Tuesday, June 30, with the Westchester County clerk in New York.

Will Thorne Staff WriterA lawsuit has been filed against Adam Savage, the co-host of “Mythbusters,” alleging that he sexually abused his sister when they were both young children.The suit was brought in New York by Miranda Pacchiana, who claims that Savage sexually assaulted her “repeatedly over the course of several years,” beginning when she was seven-years-old and he was nine.“My older brother, Adam Savage sexually assaulted me repeatedly over the course of several years,” Pacchiana wrote in

under the New York Child Victims Act, which opened a one-year look-back period for victims to bring claims that had already exceeded the statute of limitations. In May, the original deadline, which was set to end in August, was extended by five months due to coronavirus.“The prolific abuse by Mr.