Overview
- The BBC released the documentary on Wednesday, July 29, featuring testimony from ten women who say Jared Leto sexually assaulted, harassed or exploited them between 2002 and 2016.
- Several accusers tell the film they were minors at the time, with reported ages including 16 and 17, which raises potential legal questions about consent under state laws such as California’s.
- The BBC says it corroborated parts of the accounts with former band associates and reviewed photos, messages and a nondisclosure document that support some women’s stories.
- Jared Leto issued a public denial to The Hollywood Reporter, calling the allegations 'categorically and absolutely false,' and no new criminal filings or prosecutions have been reported so far.
- The documentary expands on a 2025 Air Mail investigation and could increase industry and public scrutiny of Leto’s past behavior while prompting further journalistic, civil or legal follow-up.