Michael Egan III: Bryan Singer Accuser Names Three More Hollywood Bigwigs In Child Sex Ring

Michael Egan III has named three more Hollywood figures in a “sordid sex ring” that allegedly groomed underage boys to become victims who were shared among the show business bigwigs.

The Nevada actor has publicly accused X-Men director Bryan Singer of molesting him when he was 15, charges the director has denied. Now Egan is claiming the abuse was part of a larger, organized effort by a group of powerful men in Hollywood to molest teens at sex parties.

Michael Egan III filed new federal lawsuits against Garth R. Ancier, Gary Wayne Goddard, and David Alexander Neuman. Egan and his lawyer, Jeff Herman, claim that the men worked with Singer to victimize young boys at parties in Los Angeles and Hollywood by plying the boys with drugs, alcohol, and gifts.

Neuman, a former Disney executive, took to Twitter on Monday to deny the charges.

“I just want everyone to know right now that the disgusting allegations made against me are COMPLETELY FALSE,” Neuman said in multiple Twitter postings Monday afternoon. “Also very shocking in that they don’t just stretch the truth, they are whole-cloth lies with zero basis in reality or truth.”

Alan Grodin, a lawyer for Broadway producer Gary Wayne Goddard, said his client had not read the lawsuit but denied the charges.

“Based on what we have heard, the allegations are without merit,” Goddard’s lawyer Alan Grodin said in a statement to the New York Daily News. “Once we have seen the complaint, we will respond appropriately.”

In the suit, Michael Egan III claims that Ancier, who helped launch The WB television network, gave him wine laced with drugs and forcibly sodomized him.

“I wouldn’t wish it on any of my worst enemies, to go through what I went through as a child,” Egan said at a press conference Monday.

Bryan Singer has also denied the allegations from Michael Egan III, saying the claims are “without merit.”