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March 4th, 2021 
Awake Goy 
Trump-hating Hollywood star Chris D’Elia has been accused of sexually abusing children in a new lawsuit by one of his alleged victims.
The lawsuit claims that D’Elia collected images of child porn while luring an underage teenage girl to his hotel room in 2014.
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According to the victim’s lawyers, D’Elia told her it was “hot” when she informed him that she was just a child and still in high school.
The accusations of pedophilia against D’Elia are not new. Last year the comedian was accused of grooming multiple teenage girls.
As we highlighted at the time, D’elia was a vocal critic of the “conspiracy theory” that pedophiles run Hollywood. He even posted a video to YouTube in which he ranted against the Pizzagate conspiracy theory and slammed those who claimed pedophiles run the entertainment industry.
Dailymail.co.uk reports: Responding to the allegations, a spokesperson for the 40-year-old comic said ‘Chris denies these allegations and will vigorously defend himself against them in court.’
The civil lawsuit accuses D’Elia of violating federal child pornography and child sexual exploitation laws, including soliciting over 100 sexually explicitly photos and videos, half of which were taken when Doe was 17 years old, the lawsuit claims.
While it also claims that D’Elia took Doe’s virginity when the pair met in Connecticut, Doe is not suing the comic for this reason. The age of consent in Connecticut is 16.
The allegation is the latest in a series of accusations against D’Elia, who was accused of pursuing underage girls and of sexual misconduct by multiple women last year.
His career imploded in June following the allegations made on social media, where he was accused of sending graphic messages and soliciting sex.
D’Elia was soon dropped by representatives at three major talent agencies, and a Netflix prank show he was set to star in was cancelled.
According to the lawsuit filed in federal district court for the Central District of California, D’Elia began exchanging messages with Doe – now 24 – in which he persuaded her to send him sexually explicit photographs of herself.
Their message began after Doe sent the comedian a direct message on Instagram as a ‘joke’, but did not expect him to respond, the lawsuit says.
However, D’Elia responded ‘right away’, it says, noting that the ‘messages to Ms. Doe became sexual very quickly.’
‘The same night they first started exchanging messages, Defendant D’Elia asked Ms. Doe to send him nude pictures of herself,’ the lawsuit says.
Doe claims that she eventually complied with his requests, sending between five and ten ‘sexually explicit photos and videos of herself before she met him in person.’
The comic ‘constructed a manipulative, controlling, and abusive dynamic in which he demanded Ms. Doe provide him sexually explicit images of herself over the internet, directed her what specific sexual poses and acts she should perform for him, and psychologically punished her when she refused,’ the lawsuit claims.
The interaction between D’Elia and Doe took place over the course of four months, according to the lawsuit, when D’Elia was 34 years old.
Their sexual encounter allegedly occurred when he persuaded her to attend one of his stand up shows in October 2014 at Foxwoods Resort Casino in Connecticut.
Doe’s attorney said that before the show, the comedian ‘lured her to his hotel room … separated her from her friends, and took advantage of her youth and inexperience to have sex with her.’
Doe was a virgin before she met D’Elia, the lawsuit says, adding that Doe attended the show and then returned to the comic’s room afterwards, during which D’Elia is said to have repeatedly asked how young she was and if she was in high school.
The lawsuit includes graphic detail about what Doe alleges to have occurred during their encounter, and afterwards via social media.
Their communication continued until May 2015, the lawsuit says. Doe turned 18 on January 31, 2015.
Doe and her attorneys are seeking ‘compensatory, liquidated, and punitive damages’ damages and are demanding a trial by jury.
On February 19, D’Elia broke his silence for the first time since last year’s accusations in a YouTube video, maintaining that all of his relationships ‘have been consensual and legal,’ but admitted to having an unhealthy relationship with sex.
‘Sex, it controlled my life,’ he said, speaking to the camera. ‘It was my focus all the time, and I had a problem. And I do have a problem. It’s not like months down the line everything’s better. I need to do work on that.’
D’Elia is known as a stand-up comedian, for staring in sit-com ‘Whitney’ that ran from 2011 to 2013, and for his role in Netflix thriller ‘You’, in which he plays a comedian who preys on underage girls.
After watching the show, Doe says she ‘sent him a final email expressing that she had been too young for what he had done to her and that she would never be in touch with him again,’ the lawsuit says.
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