Posted on 10/22/2017 8:39:27 AM PDT by EdnaMode
He's been a drug-addled train wreck for a long time. Right now he's enjoying the most publicity he's seen since Corey Haim died and he plans on milking it for all it's worth but nobody in Hollywood is losing any sleep over what revelations Corey Feldman might spill.
Same is true in Georgia
Would he be Session’s first mj arrest?
But the LEAST of what will come.
What a shame.
I wonder why...
but nobody in Hollywood is losing any sleep over what revelations Corey Feldman might spill.
Depends. Now that the flood gate is open, things might actually start to get investigated. And, it depends on the person. If his person is as big as Feldman claims, that person might just be worried...
“Where is Sessions?”
Shirley, you jest.
It’s too bad authorities won’t take him seriously on the matter. Hollywood is a cesspool of sexual deviancy.
Who gets arrested for marijuana possession anywhere anymore? Oh...I know. Someone who speaks out against powerful and influential pedophile that’s who.
More likely targeted.
The dark world of Hollywood gay child abuse is very close to breaking wide open.
There was a reason Corey has been reluctant to name names.
I do!
When I was 20, some creepazoid tried to pick me up at the bus station when I was coming home from college.
I had no idea what was going on until I told my parents.
Yawn. Corey Feldman has been talking about "naming names" since his star fell from grace a quarter century ago and every day since then he's been trying to regain the wealth, celebrity, and adoration he enjoyed as a teen. But mostly he's been doing a sh*t ton of drugs.
He's never going to name names because it would close the door on any remaining opportunity for a comeback and every washed-up has-been in Hollywood thinks they're Robert Downey Jr. and only a phone call from Tarantino away from a return to the good life of celebrity and fortune. But he'll string people along thinking he's going to because when you're Corey Feldman, any press is good press.
Furthermore, if he truly had the goods on powerful people, the stuff that could send men to prison he'd either be: a.) dead or b.) bought off with a return to the good graces of Hollywood (which is all he really wants). He wouldn't be slumming around Loservilles driving from dive bar to dive bar in a rented Winnebago.
Sessions is wondering why Feldman was quickly released after paying a small fine for a marijuana bust when he should be doing hard time.
Sometimes, you just gotta do what’s right and count on the people to back you up. Don’t just name a name. Name every sordid detail of where, when, what movie, who knew...etc.
I am not so confident that some of names would want their day in court and a months long trial. Even if they win the suit against some basically broke child actor, they still lose.
Wasn’t one of the prime suspects Charlie Sheen on that film Lucas? That’s where Feldman said it happened. So say it was him, and he sued. Doubtful he could win.
“He’s been a drug-addled train wreck for a long time.”
Can you think of a reason why, any reason? Just one? Hmmmmm. Your compassion-o-meter is busted. Better get that checked out.
“but nobody in Hollywood is losing any sleep over what revelations Corey Feldman might spill.”
Oh but I bet they are. Couldn’t happen too soon for me.
“Second, I’ve never heard of paying a fine at a police station without going through the courts.”
Louisiana
according to my aunt who is a small time producer. only four movies to her credit. Louisiana is courting Hollywood heavily giving tax breaks relaxing coder enforcement on set for productions. this makes me look at his arrest and wonder if there was a concerted effort to get him into a jail cell setting.
it might be coincidence that he was picked up on drug charges but it also might be a warning shot to Corry Feldman to shut up. if it is a warning my guess is that the warning part happened after the arrest when he was in jail and someone talked to him privately either inmate or maybe even a guard at the jail.
In Texas, possession could, at one time, get you as much as twenty years in the slammer. Just insane.
Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter in 2016, Feldman said: “[Haim] had more direct abuse than I did. With me, there were some molestations, and it did come from several hands, so to speak, but with Corey, his was direct rape, whereas mine was not actual rape. And his also occurred when he was 11. My son is 11 now, and I can’t even begin to fathom the idea of something like that happening to him. It would destroy his whole being. As I look at my son, a sweet, innocent, 11-year-old boy and then try to put him in Corey Haim’s shoes, I go, ‘Oh my God—well of course he was erratic and not well-behaved on sets and things like that.’ What more could we expect of him really?”
He continued, “Everybody deals with things differently. I’m not able to name names. People are frustrated, people are angry, they want to know how is this happening, and they want answers—and they turn to me and they say, ‘Why don’t you be a man and stand up and name names and stop hiding and being a coward?’ I have to deal with that, which is not pleasant, especially given the fact that I would love to name names. I’d love to be the first to do it. But unfortunately California conveniently enough has a statute of limitations that prevents that from happening. Because if I were to go and mention anybody’s name, I would be the one that would be in legal problems and I’m the one that would be sued. We should be talking to the district attorneys and the lawmakers in California, especially because this is where the entertainment industry is and this is a place where adults have more direct and inappropriate connection with children than probably anywhere else in the world.”
Second, I’ve never heard of paying a fine at a police station without going through the courts.
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