Overview
- The BBC film, released Wednesday, features interviews with ten women who say encounters with Jared Leto took place between 2002 and 2016.
- Several interviewees say they were teenagers at the time, with some describing grooming, unwanted sexual contact and incidents in motels or on tour.
- The BBC said it vetted parts of the accounts by checking details with friends and family and by reviewing a confidentiality agreement and related documents.
- Leto has called the allegations "absolutely and categorically false," and his agency WME says it continues to represent him while its internal misconduct committee is not reviewing the new claims.
- Law-enforcement reporting shows no active LAPD investigation and prosecutors previously declined to file charges in at least one reviewed case, leaving the story focused on corroboration, reputational fallout and renewed public scrutiny of past social-media posts and crew testimony.