Kevin Spacey makes his way to court in London
The Metropolitan Police in London announced this week that one of the charges against Spacey was “inciting hacking” without permission. These incidents were between March 2005 and April 2013, which are said to have occurred in part in the area of London where the Old Vic Theatre is located. Spacey was the head coach there at the time.
Spacey stated in late May that he intended to come to the UK to hear the charges. He added at the time that he was confident he could prove his innocence.
The two-time Academy Award winner was also accused of sexually dissenting behavior in the United States in 2017. This ensures that the actor had to leave the popular Netflix series shortly thereafter. house of paper, in which he played President Frank Underwood. Several cases were settled and dropped, but the investigation continued with the actor.
The first session was short. About half an hour later, Spacey was able to leave the court again and was told that he might freely wait for the next hearing, as he had work obligations. It will be held on July 14. Spacey spoke only himself to confirm his name, date of birth, and address. His lawyer stated that the actor denies all allegations.
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