Marilyn Manson: US judge reopens sexual assault case against musician

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A Los Angeles judge has reinstated a sexual assault lawsuit against Marilyn Manson, filed by his former assistant Ashley Walters, due to a new law allowing expired cases to be reconsidered. Walters alleges the abuse occurred while she worked for Manson Records between 2010 and 2011. The lawsuit was initially dismissed in December because it exceeded the statute of limitations, but Walters requested reconsideration in January after the new law came into effect. Manson's lawyer denies the allegations, stating Walters has no valid claims for sexual assault under the new law. Several other women, including actors Esmé Bianco and Evan Rachel Wood, have also accused Manson of sexual abuse, with some cases settled or dismissed.
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