She was joined by an actress who alleges that Seagal r*ped her when she was a teenager in 1995. Seagal has denied all the allegations of s**ual assault made against him by actresses and assistants in recent months.
The former teen model, Faviola Dadis, stated in a press conference with attorney Lisa Bloom that the assault took place in 2002 at a Southern California hotel room during what was supposed to be an audition for a film about Genghis Khan.
She said Seagal asked her to strip down to a bikini and began fondling her. Dadis also said that when she expressed discomfort, Seagal groped her before she left feeling horrified and violated. She didn't go to the authorities about the incident because she feared she wouldn't be able to find work in the entertainment industry.
The second accuser, Regina Simons, said she went to Seagal's house in 1995 for a wrap party after the filming of his movie "On Deadly Ground," but there was nobody else there.
She alleged that Seagal closed the door and approached her from behind, started kissing her neck and taking off her clothes, leaving her shocked and completely caught off guard.
Simons said she froze as Seagal was more than twice her size and age, and she had never been s**ually active or naked in front of a man before.
Seagal has denied all the allegations, and his attorneys have called them "completely fictional and made up."
In January, he posted a lengthy statement on his Facebook page, stating that he was being attacked by "the deep state fascist liberals and the secret government" and was the target of a "modern day witch-hunt." His attorneys also claimed that he is being targeted because of his political beliefs, which don't align with the mainstream in Hollywood.
