Prosecutors said Friday that they will not file charges against Marilyn Manson after a years-long investigation of allegations of sexual assault and domestic violence, the Associated Press reports.

Marilyn Manson (real name Brian Warner) was let off the hook by Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan J. Hochman when it was announced that the years-long domestic violence and sexual assault investigation involving the shock rocker was dropped.

Evan Rachel Wood released a statement following the decision by the L.A. DA's office to not level sexual abuse charges on Marilyn Manson.

It was not clear whose allegations and what conduct the investigation centered. But Manson, born Brian Warner, has faced several allegations of sexual misconduct, including from ex-fiancee Evan Rachel Wood and Game of Thrones actress Esme Bianco, who have accused Manson of sexual assault and abuse.

Evan Rachel Wood is speaking out following the news her ex, Marilyn Manson, won't face charges after being investigated for alleged sexual assault and domestic violence.

The American rock musician Brian Hugh Warner, better known as Marilyn Manson, had been accused of sexual harassment back in February 2021 by the 'Westworld' star Evan Rachel Wood. The well-known celebrity,

Marilyn Manson avoids charges as prosecutors cite insufficient evidence and expired statute of limitations after a years-long investigation.

After a four-year investigation, prosecutors in Los Angeles have decided not to seek sexual assault charges against Canton-area native Marilyn Manson.

The Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office has concluded a four-year investigation into allegations of domestic violence and sexual assault against Brian Warner, also known as

A Los Angeles District Attorney decided the allegations against Manson were too old and there wasn’t sufficient evidence to charge the shock rocker

Evan Rachel Wood speaks out after the Los Angeles DA's office closes the investigation into allegations against Marilyn Manson without charges due to statute limitations. Wood highlights this gap in justice and praises survivors' courage,