Fans of the popular TV show "Mythbusters" are all in shock right now including me, after former co-host Adam Savage was accused of repeatedly raping his sister for years while they were growing up in the 1970s.
In the lawsuit filed by Miranda Pacchiana, 51, she claimed that the abuse occurred when she was 7 to the time 10 years old. She even said her brother Adam would call himself the "raping blob" when he would abuse her.
Beginning in or around 1976 and it would continue to happen till around 1979, Adam Savage would repeatedly rape Miranda Pacchiana. The lawsuit gives more details of what Miranda said happened to her but I'm not going to discuss that here.
According to TheSun
FORMER MythBusters host Adam Savage allegedly raped his young sister for years — and is said to have called himself the “raping blob,” according to a new lawsuit.
Savage, according to a lawsuit filed on Tuesday that was reported by the New York Post, the television star’s sister claims Savage assaulted her when they lived in Sleepy Hollow, New York.
Miranda Pacchiana, 51, alleged that Savage abused her in the 1970s when she was between seven and 10 years old, and when he was between nine and 12 years old — which the television star has denied.
“Beginning in or about 1976 and continuing until approximately 1979, Adam Savage, would repeatedly rape Miranda Pacchiana and force oral sex upon her, and forced Miranda to perform oral sex on him, along with other forms of sexual abuse,” the lawsuit states.
Filed in Westchester Supreme Court, Pacchiana claims Savage, 52, would pretend the abuse was a game as a cover and gave himself the nickname the “raping blob.”
Per the Post, Pacchiana wrote on her blog that she lost her family after coming forward with her sexual abuse allegations.
“When I first disclosed to my family that my brother had abused me as a child, I thought my whole world would change,” she wrote.
“I assumed my family members would share my desire to examine what had gone wrong in our home and pursue a path toward healing together. I was sadly mistaken.”