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By Lex October 07, 2014 @ 1:15 PM
http://www.wwtdd.com

Stephen Collins of 7th Heaven pastor dad fame might’ve liked to expose his junk to grade school girls and maybe have one or two young neighbor girls touch his dick. But this was all in his experimental 40′s and 50′s where we know guys get to trying out some new things like skinny jeans or Thai sex tours between marriages.

Collins decided to come clean and confess his sex crimes (sort of like the sex crimes people commit by looking at Jennifer Lawrence hacked photos, but not as bad obviously) to his second wife, Faye Grant. Faye Grant just sounds like a conniving wife’s name in a Lifetime movie, the kind who discovers her husband has dark secrets and so decided to start recording his late night confessions. Precisely As Grant did as Collins confessed to child sex offenses during their marital therapy sessions in 2012. Apparently, it’s fully legal to secretly tape another party in California if you are doing so in the course of coaxing a confession of a violent crime. That Nancy Drew clause seems like a pretty vague standard, nevertheless, it’s California, so there it is. And here’s the audio recording. (http://www.tmz.com/2014/10/07/stephen-c ... stigation/)

Naturally, neither Grant or the therapists who must’ve been present decided to turn the taped confession over to the authorities. Grant waited a couple years until their divorce proceedings got heated. Having your spouse on tape confessing to taking an eleven year old girl’s hand and putting it on his penis is much better ammo than ‘he never asked me how my day was’ when feuding over the split of marital assets. If a few more kids had to be put at risk while you waited to make your move, so be it. Mama wants the beach house.

Collins resigned this morning from his role on the Screen Actor’s Guild Board of Directors and was immediately canned from his current role filming on Ted 2. Hollywood will not put up with perverts who aren’t savvy enough to not get caught.

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By Lex October 08, 2014 @ 3:41 PM
http://www.wwtdd.com/2014/10/stephen-co ... iling-him/

It’s hard to know who to count on these days. As a child molester you rely on your wife to keep her gums from flapping to the neighbors, certainly the cops. Look at Jerry Sandusky’s wife. A role model. You hear the boys screaming in the basement, you turn up the Helen Reddy and you go to a happy place of knickknack stores in your mind. If only the arch-villainously named Faye Grant was similarly old school. When she decided it was time to split from Stephen Collins she got him on tape confessing his predatory sex crimes. Now Collins attorney is claiming Grant used the tape primarily to blackmail Collins into more cash than was due in the divorce settlement.

Over the course of my representation of Stephen in the divorce case, Faye has repeatedly threatened to give this audiotape to the media unless Stephen agreed to pay her millions of dollars more than that to which she was legally entitled

Do people still use the term ‘no fucking duh?’. Sure, there’s concern that holding onto the tape for extortion rather than sending your sexual predator husband straight to jail may cause more kids to be molested. But compare that to several million dollars stuffed into a small Hermes travel bag. That’s really something. It’s not like kids die from having a creepy old man placing their hands on his cock. Still, I wouldn’t cry if they gave her the electric chair. Not the high voltage one. The carbon neutral solar powered chair that gives you about 60 volts while you die from starvation some three weeks later. Collins can do prison. I hear it’s super fun for guys who mess with middle school girls. Get your Helen Reddy records ready, Mrs. Sandusky.

I'm sure this caring woman wanted to give those millions to poor victims of her husband.

That was sarcasm, btw

mimzy wrote:I'm sure this caring woman wanted to give those millions to poor victims of her husband.

mimzy wrote:That was sarcasm, btw

WTF???

You weren't serious???

You mean she's really NOT the kind-hearted, generous, caring-for-the-welfare-of-these-poor-victims angel you were ASSuming her to be??

SUNNUVABITCH....

I was not sure mimsy


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I Wouldn’t Have Told the Stephen Collins Baby Peen Story
By Lex October 10, 2014 @ 2:24 PM
http://www.wwtdd.com/2014/10/i-wouldnt- ... /#comments

There comes a point in every nasty divorce case when you have to know you’ve told one horrible spouse story too many. The villainously named Faye Grant leaked an email she wrote to her husband claiming he confessed to her before the birth of their daughter that he was glad they were having a girl, because if it were a boy, he’s didn’t know if he could resist sucking his little baby boy dick.

“I should have followed my gut then, and then again 14 years ago, and kicked your ass to the curb.”

I know deep down in your wretched alimony shakedown heart you think releasing this email makes your grossly disturbed husband look like Satan and you the victim, but it doesn’t. I mean, yes, to the first part. You stayed married to a guy who said he’d have a hard time resisting baby peen? And his confessions to you he was molesting girl scouts should bake a while until such time as your marital asset splits discussion arose? Both of you need a submersion bath in rotting Ebola corpse parts. A few weeks after that we can use the old Salem trick of determining which one of you is worse by who God makes bleeds more profusely through the eye sockets.

donkeykog wrote:I Wouldn’t Have Told the Stephen Collins Baby Peen Story
By Lex October 10, 2014 @ 2:24 PM

I think that "Lex" has some problems too, posting these stories every couple of days.

I think that "Lex" has some problems too

Who doesn't

I did think it was interesting that this story was the top story on that news site for 3 days (and keeps getting weirder). I love the humor of their posts, but I never really paid attention to who was posting, as I usually go there for celebrity nip slip updates. My old haunt, dontlinkthis.com, has slowed down to a trickle in the last few years. To be fair to "LEX", he has many other posts that are not relevant to children or child actors.

Please combine with the other 7th heaven story on General. I did not realize it was going to be a continuing saga.

Stephen Collins Confesses Sexual Abuse of Underage Girls to PEOPLE: 'I Did Something Terribly Wrong'

BY LYNETTE RICE @lynetterice 12/17/2014 AT 07:30 AM EST

Stephen Collins shares a vividly detailed confession with PEOPLE in which he admits he had inappropriate sexual contact with underage girls. Subscribe now to access the complete statement, only in PEOPLE.

Embattled actor Stephen Collins has released a lengthy statement to PEOPLE in which he admits to inappropriate sexual contact with three female minors.

The 67-year-old – who has remained out of the public eye ever since a recording of him confessing to child molestation was released to TMZ – goes into detail about the incidents that occurred over a 20-year time span. In vivid detail, Collins explains how there were three victims from 1973 to 1994, and how "I have not had an impulse to act out in any such way" in the last 20 years.

Collins also writes about why he hasn't apologized directly to the women he once assaulted.

"Forty years ago, I did something terribly wrong that I deeply regret. I have been working to atone for it ever since. I've decided to address these issues publicly because two months ago, various news organizations published a recording made by my then-wife, Faye Grant, during a confidential marriage therapy session in January, 2012. This session was recorded without the therapist's or my knowledge or consent."

"On the recording, I described events that took place 20, 32, and 40 years ago," Collins continues. "The publication of the recording has resulted in assumptions and innuendos about what I did that go far beyond what actually occurred. As difficult as this is, I want people to know the truth."

The 7th Heaven actor – who will sit down with Yahoo Global News Anchor Katie Couric for an in-depth interview based on his PEOPLE essay (this will stream on Yahoo! and air Friday on 20/20 on ABC) – goes on to acknowledge how he has "agonized" over whether to make a direct apology to the women he violated.

"I did have an opportunity to do so with one of the women, 15 years later. I apologized and she was extraordinarily gracious," said Collins, who remains in a protracted divorce battle with Grant. "But after I learned in the course of my treatment that my being direct about such matters could actually make things worse for them by opening old wounds, I have not approached the other two women, one of whom is now in her 50s and the other in her 30s."

He should have just said he was rehearsing a script and wanted to gauge her reactions.