Ex-Megadeth bassist David Ellefson admits to “masturbating encounters” with woman in new police report

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Former Megadeth bandmate David Ellefson has reportedly filed a complaint with police, alleging offenders unlawfully posted sexually explicit images and a video of him online. Ellefson filed a complaint with the Scottsdale Police Department in Arizona although the offenders are unknown, the Arizona Republic reports.  The musician and his lawyer met with detectives in late May.

AZ Central, which first reported the news.According to AZ Central, Ellefson and his lawyers told police that the videos were taken without his consent or knowledge and recorded during a Facebook Messenger chat with a woman, who he says he met while signing autographs at a concert in the Netherlands.

Arizona Republic reported this week, alleging unlawful distribution of images. He acknowledged four or five “consensual virtual sex encounter[s]” and claims in the complaint that there had been no real-world sexual experiences with the woman. Ellefson is pursuing charges against the person who leaked the video online, not against the woman.The Instagram poster remains unknown, according to the Republic, and it is unclear how the video was obtained.

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David Ellefson has broken his silence since Megadeth parted ways with the bassist following recent sexual misconduct allegations. The firing came after sexually explicit messages and a video surfaced online with a woman who wasn’t his wife.

recent firing from the band over sexual misconduct claims. The rocker, who co-founded the heavy metal group with lead guitarist Dave Mustaine in 1983, has repeated that claims he groomed an underage fan are unfounded. “Recently, a very private video was illegally posted on the internet and false allegations were made against me,” Ellefson, 56, told Rolling Stone in a statement.

Former Megadeth bassist David Ellefson, who was fired from the band earlier this week, has said that he wishes his former bandmates “the best”. He adds that he is working on legal action against the person who leaked video footage of him engaged in sexual activity, which led to his departure from the band.Sexually explicit text messages and video clips featuring Ellefson and an unnamed woman, whom some claimed to be underage, emerged online earlier this month.

Megadeth bassist David Ellefson, who parted ways with the band earlier this week, says he is preparing to take legal action against the person who “illegally” uploaded “the very private video” that prompted allegations of grooming against him.The band’s decision to dismiss Ellefson came after grooming allegations were levelled at the bassist earlier this month.

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