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In a statement released by Variety<\/i>, the Los Angeles prosecutor’s office reported that, after a lengthy investigation, “there is insufficient evidence to charge Mr. Hammer with a crime.” “Due to the complexity of the relationship and the inability to prove a forced and non-consensual sexual encounter, we cannot prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt,” the legal position details.<\/p>\n
In January 2021, the complainant, identified as Effie, launched strong accusations against the protagonist of call me by your name<\/i>. Along with his testimony, other women joined, who posted messages in which the actor manifested cannibalistic fetishes and sexual abuse.<\/p>\n
A month later, the first woman complainant reported the actor to the police for a violent rape in 2017, she assured that they had an intermittent relationship for four years.<\/p>\n
Hammer, who experienced the cancellation of his participation in several film and television projects regarding this complaint, denied the accusations and, earlier this year, excused his sexual behavior by revealing that he was a victim of abuse at an early age.<\/p>\n
Through his social networks, he published a message in which he has been released from any accusation for these charges, for which he was grateful for the result with the California Prosecutor’s Office.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n