Evan Rachel Wood testifies in front of CA Senate on behalf of Phoenix Act (Subtitulado en Español)

la actriz Evan Rachel Wood testifica en nombre del acta Phoenix, que ella escribio a favor de las victimas de violencia domestica.

[christinaribena]

I'm so glad she came out and said it was him finally. Brave woman.

[gabriellemaes]

As a victim of domestic abuse, I know that you tell the truth. The trauma is even worse after you have the courage to leave. The gaslighting. Nobody believes you, . But you left. And the worst day as a free woman is a thousand times better than the best day with these broken people. God bless you Evan. We love you. We know you’re telling the truth.

[linziRyan]

How quickly she is talking is a sign of her trying to not break down and start to cry... I do this too. I looked up to Marilyn Manson since I was a child. This makes my physically ill.... and cry so hard.

[tarahj]

With everything she's been through, I'm amazed at how she spoke. I can't even begin to imagine what she went through..I have PTSD & panic disorder & I've been through so little compared to something like this- the more people who speak out the better- especially against people who have $$$ and seem to get away with things that they would be put in prison for if they weren't either famous, wealthy, and a few other factors. I am glad she is speaking about this, helping others, and raising awareness.

[ruthhansberry]

She is so brave. What horrifying abuse she was put through, WHY is this man not in

[victory]

What a strong and courageous woman. Thank you for putting yourself out there and detailing your horiffic abuse publicly to help other domestic abuse survivours.

[heinerfixen]

I was sceptical about Amber though I gave her the benefit of the doubt. I was gaslighted by my father from being a young boy until my late 20ies. I would get the same manipulative vibe from amber but I donot get the same vibe from Evan - I believe her, her pain seems genuine.

[jpb]

i wish the people outrightly dismissing these accusations toward manson would, at the very least, watch this

[jackcovey]

"The Federal Violent Crimes Department' needs to get involved with this case.

[aly]

she’s been through so much yet she’s so strong. Love her.
Edit: I don’t care if you believe her or not. Stop crying to me about how you support an abuser

[GalaxyLemonade]

Thank you! You were very brave and we are all thankful for your actions! ❤️

[hollyhayes]

You don't have anything to be ashamed of, Evan. HE'S the one who should be ashamed, not you. 🤬 Also, there shouldn't be a Statute of Limitations on violent crimes (like rape, torture, abuse, or murder).

[futurecongress]

Evan Rachel Wood you are a beautiful, intelligent, brave woman. I’m praying for you.

[amayjahmusic]

She's talking about Marilyn Manson.

[pystoph]

All of you disparaging her in the comments are fucking horrible and have no empathy.

Just because she is an actress does not mean she's a liar. Just because you personally like her abuser doesn't mean he didn't hurt her.

[emilyroseayres]

Evan Rachel Wood, an incredibly courageous human being. The emotions that this conjuers up are new to me. I can't quite put them into words. God bless Evan. She knew Pheonix Act wouldn't change anything about the hell she endured. She did this all to help other victims.

[gokcedogan]

I love all of Marilyn Manson's songs, but I don't understand why those who are not involved in the subject here or who have never experienced such things in their lives comfort themselves by calling Evan a liar. You may love the artist and his art, but you can't say that after all years, someone with a good TV and movie career made these claims for money and fame. The defense that a 19-year-old knew what he was doing shows that you believe in the same failed moral system. You can't find out what anyone can do until the case is concluded. That's why it's best to listen objectively before calling someone a liar. No one tells such things out of their own arrogance! Our love for an artist should not deviate us from the line of right and wrong.

[FoxExcess]

Women afraid of speaking out because they know society will rally around the man, yet again. Thank god she finally did, but now has to risk being charged herself just for speaking her story. It's insane.

[Iyana]

This isn't the first time I've heard stories of Marilyn being abusive. I forgot which Youtuber it was, but years ago I remember a woman saying when she went out with him he would be very violent and aggressive.

[lexiepixie]

Little did they know they would be helping women - Evan Rachel wood in specific.- accuse men falsely of DV and Abuse. And when she was a 19 year old she met manson. She knew what she was doing