Ron Jeremy's alleged victims share fury, acceptance after latest twist in court case
When Alana Evans found out Ron Jeremy's rape case would end with him being released to a "private residence," she said it left her emotionally drained and completely derailed.
A longtime adult film entertainer and president of the Adult Performance Artists Guild, Evans testified before the Los Angeles County grand jury that indicted Jeremy on more than 30 counts of sexual assault in 2021 and spent years working with women in the porn industry who decided to speak out against one of its most legendary figures.
It was unlikely Jeremy would ever stand trial after a court declared him mentally incompetent in January because of symptoms related to "severe dementia," but Evans said Friday's news felt like a final knife twist.
"I feel betrayed because at no point along the way, during this path of 'Ron is suffering from dementia' and the incompetence issue coming up, never did they say he could be sent home. It was always he’ll go to a facility," Evans said. “We all came forward. We all told our stories. We all put this effort into their case, and I feel 100% let down by the system.”
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