Producer claim Kevin Spacey drugged and raped Justin Bieber? Fake News
Rumours are spreading online that claim a producer of the show “House of Cards” claimed that Kevin Spacey boasted about drugging and raping Canadian pop singer Justin Bieber.
The rumours are leading back to an article published on the website YourNewsWire.com that reads in part –
Kevin Spacey is a well-known sexual predator who boasted of “drugging and raping Justin Bieber” when he was underage, according to a House of Cards producer who warns that Spacey’s behavior “makes Harvey Weinstein look like a choir boy.”
“I’m not trying to play down what Harvey Weinstein is accused of doing,” the production staffer said, “But his victims were adults. Kevin has spent decades using his power and influence to fraternize with young, often underage boys.
“Everyone in the industry knows about Kevin. Spacey’s crimes are some of the worst kept secrets in Hollywood. He preys on young usually ‘straight’ male child or teen stars early on in their career, and of course the ‘straight’ victims don’t say a word about it because they are ashamed.
“The problem of older male power players abusing far younger male and female wannabe or fledgling stars is endemic.”
The rumours are spreading amid allegations from a fellow actor that Kevin Spacey attempted to seduce him when he was only 14 years old.
However these Justin Bieber related accusations are fake. There are no sources or evidence to back up the claims made in the article, which relies solely on an apparent report from an unnamed producer.
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In reality, the website YourNewsWire.com is a website that continually publishes fake news and as such it cannot be trusted. In fact only a few days prior to publishing this fake story, the same site published another fake story claiming actor Morgan Freeman claiming that Hillary Clinton should have been jailed.
There is no reason to believe this story is genuine and as such it should not be circulated as true.
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