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Jared Leto: Hollywood's Dark Secret (2026)

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Jared Leto: Hollywood's Dark Secret (2026)

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I really wanted to live in LA.

I wanted to find an

agency to start modelling.

This is the building

where the Ford agency is.

I think it was the eighth floor.

It's almost like I can see myself,

like, outside of my body.

I've noticed I do that, though.

Like, if there's, like, some

sort of trauma involved,

I really do, like, just detach.

Jared Leto.

He was standing...

...to the left of those double doors.

My mom noticed him as

we were going up the stairs.

I kind of saw him look over.

He hung up the phone and just, like,

walked right in behind us.

He brought up that he

had won a major award.

Does anybody want

to try it out for size?

You can, if anybody wants to fondle.

Yeah, here.

He was like, "Oh, yeah,

you're gonna get signed.

"Definitely. You're so beautiful."

And he asked for my e-mail

so he can invite me and my

mom to his, like, Oscar party.

I bet this is a first - the first

person to ever...

...give their Oscar away for...

...an orgy in the press room.

I was 16 at the time

and he was 42.

He did e-mail me

and then, very quickly,

it turns into this whole, like,

sexual thing on the phone,

saying all these, like, things that

you shouldn't say to a child.

Thank you very much and

congratulations.

I was... I was 17.

As a 14-year-old girl with a

little... with a little crush on him.

I was very excited to see Jared Leto.

I think that was the first

time I ever met a celebrity.

"Oh, my God. Do you know

who that is?! That's Jared Leto!"

He had invited me to his house.

Asked me to come

meet him in his hotel.

"Jared Leto cordially

invites you to a celebration."

Sending an invite

out to a lot of models.

I ran to the autograph table.

You know, most young girls saw him

very much as a heart-throb.

Wait, but...

...this is problematic.

There's a whole population

who don't know who he truly is.

You really just chose to

take your power and abuse it.

Alarms started going off in my head.

"This is not what I came here for."

"By the time I get back, I would

like your clothes to be off."

"It doesn't matter what your age is.

It doesn't matter if you're underage."

And that's when I realised

he was in his early 30s.

He was 34.

He was 42 at the time.

And then he just goes,

"If you're gonna sleep here,

"you're gonna wake up

with a d*ck in your a*s."

People are like, "What did you

hope to accomplish with your book?"

Two things. I want to be proud

of it and I want to not get sued.

- Yeah.

- Touch and go there for a little while.

Okay.

Mm-hm.

So, Jared Leto is an actor

at the very highest

realms of the industry.

He won an Oscar for his role

in "Dallas Buyers Club,"

in which he played a trans woman.

And the Oscar goes to...

...Jared Leto, "Dallas Buyers Club."

That sealed his status

as a household name

and one of the power

players in Hollywood.

He started out as a

very well-known TV actor

in "My So-Called Life."

His role, Jordan Catalano, was...

...the school dreamboat.

A generation of women,

and, I think, some men,

were mesmerised by those blue eyes.

He's unique, in that he's not only

a high-profile actor,

he's also an entrepreneur.

And he's an investor.

Uber, Airbnb, Spotify, Reddit...

I've always been entrepreneurial

ever since I sold dope as a kid.

Whoo!

He's associated with fashion houses,

and, also, he's a really

successful rock star,

with his band Thirty Seconds To Mars.

Take no more

Take no more...

I think the first time I ever

came across Jared Leto

was watching "Requiem For A Dream"

when I was a teenager.

I always thought you were the

most beautiful girl I ever seen.

Really?

I thought he was incredible.

It was a film that

definitely stayed with me.

Air Mail's a digital

weekly based in New York.

It does a bit of everything.

True crime,

arts and culture.

I've also done investigative work.

I follow this DJ called Allie Teilz,

on Instagram.

In April 2025,

she posted, on her Instagram,

a screenshot of a Facebook status

she'd posted originally in 2012.

She went on to say

that she was underage,

she was 17 at the time,

and that he was aware of her age.

She has a big following.

She has over 100,000 followers.

She started getting a lot of responses

from women who'd had allegedly

similar experiences with Jared,

which she was then posting.

I was refreshing her

story every few hours,

and I was quite stunned by the

wealth of responses that she got.

The experiences ranged from

inappropriate behaviour to as*ault.

It captured my attention and I

started looking into the story.

My name is Jessica Sartenaer.

I'm a documentary

producer and journalist.

I've been making documentaries

for nearly ten years...

...often looking into

high-profile people.

We saw Allie's post and the reaction.

This is NOT something

you see every day.

If all of this was true,

these were allegations

on a massive scale,

about a very big player in Hollywood.

So, we immediately

started investigating.

I spoke to some of the

women who wrote in to Allie.

I managed to track them down.

I was putting down the phone and

I felt a little bit

sick to my stomach.

Among the allegations,

there was one woman,

she was 18 at the time.

She went over to his

house and he got naked

and grabbed her hand and

put it on his p*nis and said,

"I want you to spit on it."

I gathered all my research,

put together the story.

Ultimately, nine women contributed.

A lot of them were very scared,

which is why most of

them requested anonymity.

We did send a right to

reply to Leto and his team,

and they responded,

expressly denying every allegation.

The article went live.

It was pretty much

picked up worldwide.

The Guardian,

Italian national newspaper

Il Corriere della Sera.

Actor and musician Jared Leto

has been accused of sexual

misconduct and predatory behaviour.

Allegedly... Allegedly likes

very young girls, teenage girls.

I saw it was reported that

Disney was holding crisis talks.

Um, he was meant to be

playing the lead in "Tron: Ares."

I would like you to meet Ares,

the ultimate soldier.

I think the crisis talks were

surrounding the marketing campaign.

It was a big deal.

And I really thought, you

know, "This is gonna...

"This is gonna have some

real-life repercussions for...

"...for Jared."

When the Air Mail article came out,

this was the first time that

women had gone on the record,

alleging that they had been

sexually abused by Leto.

We watched and waited to see

what the consequences might be.

So, as the days went on...

...I was typing in

"Jared Leto allegations"

or just googling "Jared Leto".

I started seeing other news

about him that was unrelated...

And I saw the articles

surrounding the allegations

start to trickle off.

I thought, "Oh,

wow." Like, "That's it."

I was... I guess I was disappointed.

I was disappointed the world didn't

take my victims' allegations seriously.

Within weeks, Leto started

doing publicity for "Tron: Ares"...

We're in London and

we're super excited.

It's been a great night so far.

...culminating in an appearance

on top of the Piccadilly Lights

as a promotional stunt for the film.

A really uncomfortable

truth about Hollywood is that

there's now calculations being made

that this is not a career-ender.

I think that calculation

got made with Jared Leto.

"We can quash it, we can

ride it out, we can deflect it

"and, six months from now, or,

you know, six minutes from now,

"another story will

come down the pike and

"suck up all the

oxygen in the room."

We were still working on our

investigation in the background.

40 women had written into Allie.

Nine women had gone

on the record with Air Mail.

So we were really asking ourselves,

how widespread was this...

...and how long has

it been going on for?

We started digging deeper...

...and that's when we found Etta.

The first e-mail,

he just sent an

image of the invitation.

"Jared Leto cordially

invites you to a celebration."

I said, "I thank you for the

invite, but I couldn't make it,

"even though I'm sure

it would have been fun."

And he responded, "Text me,"

and gave me his number.

I didn't even consider

how weird it was

to be invited by a 42-year-old

man, at 16, to a party.

I know, for sure, if not then,

I did tell him a couple days

later when we were texting.

We texted for a

couple days and then...

Then, he would start mostly calling.

He never would call me without

making it a private number.

I think he did his best to

make sure there was no proof.

Like, at first, it

was, like, you know,

"Who did you sign with?

"Oh, how did it go?"

But it quickly moved into, um...

"Oh, well, you're a virgin.

Do you have any kinks?

"Like, what are you interested in?

"Oh, can you squirt?"

Like, he seemed very

interested in squirting.

He did, at least once, mention

him and I having sex at some point.

Um, I remember

feeling, like, nervous.

A little, like, anxious, a

little uncomfortable, but, like,

at the time, I remember

I had a really hard time,

like, saying, like, "no" to things

or, like, putting boundaries up.

He asked me if he could give

my number to a friend of his.

I just remember him,

you know, telling me that

it was, like, a business thing.

And I was like, "Yeah,

sure. Whatever. That's fine."

This guy, he told me

his name was Christian,

he would call me a lot.

He wanted to...

...hire me to sh**t porn.

And he was like, "You know, it

doesn't matter if you're underage.

"We'll work it out.

"Like, you know, we'll get a

really nice house in the hills.

"You know, we'll have,

like, six guys in the shower,

"and have them, like,

come all over you."

And because he would also

call me from a private number,

I wouldn't know, sometimes, if

it was going to be Jared or him.

They both were really obsessed

with mentioning the

possibility of squirting.

Both of them, yeah.

I think it would not

be that surprising

if that ended up being

the truth, you know?

And how old are you? You.

17. Come here.

Come here.

Give me a hug, first of all.

Okay, you can let go now.

- What's your name?

- Kate.

Kate. Where are you from?

- LA.

- You're from LA?

"That's what I like

about high school girls."

"I keep getting older, and

they just stay the same age.

"All right, all right, all right.

"All right, all right, all right."

There have been allegations

swirling around Leto for decades.

All the way back in 2005,

there was an article

in the New York Post

alleging that Leto was approaching

teen and underage girls

at a hotel in New York,

and texting them.

But what we were really surprised by

was just how many

allegations actually exist online.

I counted around 120 allegations

relating to highly

concerning behaviour

women said they had witnessed,

heard about or

experienced themselves,

and some of these allegations

dated right back to the early 2000s.

Okay, well, down memory lane, right?

I have a few photos here of...

...back in that day, when

I was a little bit younger.

Oh, my gosh. You guys

remember pictures?!

Everything's digital now.

There's no such thing.

Okay. This is definitely high school.

I recognise my high

school that I used to go to.

Oh, my gosh. This is

probably right around...

Like, right around the

time when I met him.

I look like such a baby.

Looking back on

these pictures, it's...

..it's so crazy to...

I mean, I look...

Yeah, I look so young.

I've always been this, like,

free spirit type of person.

And I still, actually, to

this day, one of those

"act first, think second", you know?

Just try things and

then, if it works out, great,

and if it doesn't, then now you know.

In 2002, when I was 17,

I had this job at Planet Hollywood

in Las Vegas.

I worked in the mall.

A group of guys came in.

One of 'em looked familiar.

So, I said, "Oh, you look familiar.

And he was like, "Well, what

high school did you go to?"

And I said, "Oh, I went to..."

You know, this high school.

And he was like,

"Oh, no way. Me too."

His friends started laughing

and they were like, "He

didn't go to your high school."

They were like, "He's famous.

"This is Jared Leto."

They're coughing.

"He has this movie coming

out called 'Panic Room'..."

Nobody is gonna die, man!

Will you please have the ba*ls

to follow through with something?

"..and we're in Vegas cos we

actually just started this band,

"called Thirty Seconds To Mars."

"Oh, cool." Like, "That's awesome.

"You know, you're famous."

I still didn't know

who he was, right?

So you were saying, all

last night, you missed it.

So I was just showing them around

and taking them through the store,

and it was just, you know, like a...

...you know, like a fun, casual vibe.

That's when Jared Leto was like,

"Hey, like, you seem really cool."

You know, "Can I get

your phone number?"

Like, "Would you

like to hang out later?"

"Yeah." You know,

I'm like, "Oh, cool." Like,

he's a celebrity, right? I'm 17.

This is a happy f*cking day, man.

I think that was the first

time I ever met a celebrity.

And so I was gonna meet

up with him after work,

and he asked me to

come meet him in his hotel.

It was really close to my work

and I pulled in, and it

was this dingy motel.

I didn't think much of it.

I just was like, "Oh,

he's still getting ready

"and we're gonna meet up there

"and then we're gonna

go out afterwards."

So I knocked on the door, went in...

...I sat on the bed and he was like,

"Hey, yeah, I'm just gonna

hop in the shower real quick.

"Do you mind waiting?"

And I was like, "No, of course

not." Like, "Go finish getting ready."

Um...

Sorry. This is where it gets hard.

Oh, sorry. I've got to,

like, get myself together.

I was sitting on the bed

waiting for him to get ready and...

...and he called me. He called me

and he was like,

"Hey, like, come in here

"so we can talk while I'm,

you know, in the shower."

And so I went into the bathroom.

I don't think there was

many words exchanged.

And when he opened

the shower curtain...

...he started kissing me.

Uh, and then he grabbed my hand.

I don't even know

how to say this part,

but he grabbed my hand and he...

...I guess, started, like,

touching himself with my hand,

like, using my hand to, I guess,

masturbate himself with my hand.

Um...

...and, um...

...alarms started going off in my

head, like, "What are you doing here?"

Like, "This is not what

you came here for."

In that moment, I...

...I definitely realised that I

was not in a great situation.

You know, I'm alone

in this room and...

Like, I didn't know what

was going to happen, right?

I pulled away and I was

like, "Okay, I'm gonna go."

He got out, put a towel on.

There's a weird thing that

I-I always remembered.

He looked... He went outside

and I remember he, like,

specifically, like, looked

to the left and looked...

Almost, like, seeing if

there was anybody around...

...before he let me out of the room.

We didn't... We didn't have

internet in our hands, right?

And I was at work.

I got off work.

I met up with him.

And so I didn't know

anything about him till

after everything, when I went home,

and then I looked him up on...

like, a computer, you know?

And that's when I realised

he was in his early 30s.

You know, I'm in my 40s now...

...and...

...my whole life...

...I had viewed this event as...

...I was a stupid girl...

...that did something

stupid, did something dumb...

...and so this bad thing happened.

But of course it did, because...

...I did something dumb and so...

...it's on me.

I don't think I ever,

till recently, ever...

...blamed him.

I always blamed me.

In 2005, Thirty Seconds

To Mars release an album

called "A Beautiful Lie,"

and on that album was

a song called "The k*ll,"

which was incredibly popular...

Come break me down

Bury me, bury me

I am finished with...

You...

Look in my eyes

- You're...

- Killin' me, killin' me

I am finished with you!

...and it really saw their

entry into the mainstream.

How you doing, New York City?

Suddenly, Leto had access

to this huge, devoted fan base,

many of whom were

young teenage girls.

As a teenager, I was very

much so a punk, Goth kid.

I had coloured hair, I wore fishnets,

I wore black lipstick, I

wore black nail polish.

The scene was so supportive.

It was just a sense

of... like a community.

The first time I ever heard

Thirty Seconds To Mars

was on the radio, and

I was instantly hooked.

I was literally listening

to "The k*ll" on repeat.

I saw Thirty Seconds To

Mars at the 99X X-Mas Ball.

My mom got me tickets.

The concert was absolutely amazing.

Oh, I was in heaven when

I saw Jared Leto onstage.

As a 14-year-old

girl with a little...

...with a little crush on him.

So, Thirty Seconds

To Mars gets offstage.

They were allowing people to

get autographs and meet them.

I walked up to Jared Leto,

told him, "I'm a huge fan,"

and I held my shirt

out for him to sign,

hopefully on an arm

or maybe on the belly

and, instead, he chose to

sign my shirt across my breasts.

And he told me,

"You have a nice rack."

And in that timeframe,

he asked his bodyguard to go

ahead and take me backstage.

He didn't even ask me if

I wanted to go backstage.

He literally looked at his

security guard and said,

"Take her... take her back."

I was very short.

I had braces.

It was very obvious

that I was a teenager.

My mother, who was

standing next to me,

was like, "That's my daughter.

"She's f*cking 14."

And he looked at her and said,

"It's still a nice rack."

We didn't get to stay

and finish the concert.

My mom took me home.

This was not a pleasant experience

to have to go through.

You should not be touching my

breasts in any way, shape or form.

I was 14,

and that was supposed to be

a sense of community for me.

Things like that aren't supposed

to happen at metal shows.

I'm gonna cry.

Things like that aren't

supposed to happen when you...

...are supposed to

be enjoying yourself.

Thank you.

It really altered my

life in a real way.

I stopped going to

concerts altogether.

I stopped listening

to that kind of music.

I really felt like I had

been taken advantage of.

What turns me on?

I would like to answer

that by asking a question.

What doesn't turn me on?

We wanted to speak to

insiders from the mid-2000s.

So, people who had

spent time with Leto,

who had worked with him

in the context of his band.

So, we contacted hundreds of people,

producers, crew members,

tour staff, even bandmates...

...and it was really, really

hard getting people to talk to us.

A lot of them were

scared to speak out.

Many had signed NDAs.

But then, eventually, we found Simon.

I think that's him.

Hi, Simon. Hi.

Jessica. Thank you so

much for coming all this way.

Okay, let me introduce you

to... the lurkers over here.

Speaking to me anonymously,

is that for fear of repercussions?

I don't want to be

notable in this at all, but...

...I do want to do my part.

Would I want to tell my daughter...

...that I didn't stand

up for what was right

when I got an opportunity

to say something?

Let's talk about Thirty

Seconds To Mars.

I worked with the band

for about a decade.

Jared was generally very

focused and hard-working.

Very demanding.

He had a clear vision

of what he wanted.

During one period of time,

they'd set up their recording

equipment in a spare room in the house,

with just a desk and a few chairs,

a microphone,

a couple of packing blankets.

He would be texting with girls.

There would probably,

typically on a given day,

be about two girls

that might stop by.

It wasn't uncommon that

he would go let them in,

sort of point to a chair

for them to sit down, and,

possibly ignore them

for about 10, 15 minutes.

He might make a sort of rude remark.

Maybe it might be, "You're

a dirty girl, aren't you?"

The feeling...

...was he was trying

to assert control,

trying to assert a sense of power.

There was one particular

instance that I clearly remember,

where a girl had to be

dropped off by her parents.

This particular girl was

very young-looking, and...

...Jared would have

been in his early 30s.

They took off to the bedroom.

When they returned, and she

wanted a photo with him, and,

she tried to give him a kiss

on the cheek, he stopped her...

...and wanted to make

sure that the photo

looked like a sort of

spontaneous platonic meeting.

At that point, she had to contact

her parents to come pick her up.

Probably only an hour had gone by.

She just kind of sat there.

The feeling in the air, it felt like

shame and embarrassment.

I just remember being

really moved by it.

So what did you think

when the allegations

started to surface last year?

I remember reading the articles

and then coming across a video

that a young woman had made,

speaking of her time with Jared.

I remember her reciting some of

the things Jared would say to her.

There was no question about it,

she wasn't making it up.

This is his language.

Could you show me the

video you're talking about?

I first met him when I had

just turned 17 and he was 33.

I met him after a Thirty

Seconds To Mars concert.

He had started to move

from just, like, flirting,

to saying things of a

more sexual nature.

He literally started

calling me Lolita,

telling me he was old

enough to be my father.

He knew I was 17.

He... did various

things, like kiss my neck,

touch my chest, take my

hand, put it on top of his pants.

One time I was backstage with him,

he grabbed my face

and made me promise

that I wasn't gonna tell anyone.

Did those behaviours that she's

describing feel familiar to you?

It's uncanny, the things she says

about how he would behave with her.

It's upsetting.

It's disturbing.

It completely brings back

memories of what I witnessed.

His band was having a concert.

I was with another girl.

And we were backstage.

I was 17.

It wasn't actually Jared

Leto who approached me.

He had sent an acquaintance

of his, probably in his 40s.

He was a comedian.

And he told me, you know,

"Jared's seen you from

where he is over there,

"and he was interested

in getting your number."

I didn't actually meet him

at that venue at that time.

That would come later.

You know, most young girls saw

him very much as a heart-throb.

You know, very

handsome, great features.

Professionally, very good at

what he did as an actor, as a singer.

He was a very magnetic person.

At that age, I had

just been coming out of

a really awkward time in adolescence.

I had always been very,

very shy. Painfully shy.

I'd blush a lot, I'd

trip over my words.

It was very validating

that someone like him would

be interested in me at all.

So, sometime after that concert,

there had been some text exchanges.

He had invited me to meet him at a

place called the Chateau Marmont,

which is right there in the

main area of Hollywood.

I had a friend with me

at the time, so he said,

"Go ahead and bring her."

It's a very kind of secluded,

upscale place where they cater to

a lot of A-list celebrities,

so it was intimidating

at first going in there.

He was at a table with friends.

He kind of waved us over,

we sat down, my friend and I,

and just having some

general banter about things.

We had kind of drifted

into the realm to talk about

the age of consent.

I had mentioned to him that

my dad was in law enforcement,

that I knew with certainty

that, here in California,

the age of consent is 18.

He just kind of shrugged it off

like it wasn't a huge concern for him.

Oh, yes. He did know. Yeah.

So, after that, he had told me

that they were about to

head back to his house.

So, we'd walked in the door

and I remember immediately,

off to the side,

there were these two really distinct

statues from the "Clockwork Orange."

And he had them...

They were two females,

and he had them arranged

in, like, a very sexual position.

He had shown us

where his bedroom was.

We had gone in, we were

sitting on the bed with him.

And so, he suggested to my friend,

"You can wait in the computer

room while her and I hang out."

That is when things

had turned sexual,

when my friend was in the other room.

So there was probably, I would say,

about three or four times that

I had been to his residence.

There was one time in

particular where I had gone over,

I let him know that I was there.

He opened the door and he had told me

that he was in the middle

of some sort of interview.

So he let me in the house...

...I went down the

hallway into his bedroom

and he had made a comment of,

"By the time I get back, I

would like your clothes to be off."

So, he had gone out,

finished the interview.

He'd come back in

the room and he said,

when he noticed that I was undressed,

something to the effect

of, "Brave little girl."

It was this theme that

he kind of stuck with,

wanting to see me as a younger girl.

He told me, "I would like

you to call me Daddy,"

and it was either, "and pretend

to be A little girl or MY little girl."

I had so little exposure

to anything sexual, really,

at that time as a teenager.

Was this what, you know, is expected

when you're intimate

with somebody older?

Is this what they say,

is this what they do?

Just wondering if it was normal.

As time went on, I

realised more and more

how scary that really was,

being that age and being

so naive and vulnerable.

There is no well-adjusted

man in his 30s...

...who's gonna look

at a teenager and think,

you know, "Wow, she

would be a great partner."

The only reason to

approach somebody like that

is because of how easily

manipulated they are.

Let's talk about the lyrics.

You can probably guess

which lyrics I'm gonna

- pick out of "Up In The Air."

- Oh, I'll be...

Oh, I see. I don't know. Surprise me.

"I'll wrap my hands

around your neck so tight

"with love, love, love."

- Yeah.

- Quite erotic.

- Is it?

- Um, tell us a little bit more...

It's funny that you

would take it that way.

About well, tell us what the song's

about, if that's not what it is.

Well, I think, what is it they say?

Um...

Everything is about

sex except for sex.

Sex is about power.

In the late 2000s, Jared

actually took a break

from acting to focus on his

band, Thirty Seconds To Mars.

They were really gaining a

massive fanbase across Europe.

It's from this period that we

noticed a lot of videos online

of Leto inviting young

girls up onstage.

Oh, sh*t, that's so crazy.

And the story goes on

Oh, oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-woah

Oh, oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-woah

- Hello?

- Oh, hi, Brad.

It's Jessica from the

BBC. How are you doing?

- I'm good. How are you?

- I'm good.

Brad toured with Thirty

Seconds To Mars around this time,

and he agreed to speak with me

about his experience

of working with Leto.

At the time I was working for them,

they were a very big band, you know,

uh, headlining arenas in

lots of different countries.

What was the atmosphere like on tour?

Very tense.

I've been on the road

since I was a teenager

and Jared is one of the worst people

I've ever worked for, in

any way, shape or form.

Nice to see you.

Give me a hug. It's been a long time.

Good to see your face.

We've met before.

Yeah, I remember, of

course. How could I forget?

How could I ever forget?

No. I'm joking, I'm joking.

Of course I remember

you. You're beautiful.

Did anyone on the crew

feel uncomfortable about

the way Jared was

interacting with female fans?

No one enjoyed watching

that or being involved in that,

if he ever asked anyone to get

a phone number or anything like that.

I think everyone thought that

the age gap was way too big.

And what sort of age range

were these girls, do you think?

Teens.

Yeah, you with the pink hair.

Come over here. With the pink hair.

Pink hair, pink hair,

pink hair, pink hair.

Pink. Pink. Pink hair.

Do-do-do, I

Fell apart

But got back up again, yeah...

Would he ever ask for any of

the fans to be brought backstage?

I remember at least

one or two incidents

of girls coming onstage

for the final song and...

and crew members

being instructed to,

you know, grab those girls

and invite them to come

backstage after the show.

And he would talk to them

in his dressing room and...

I couldn't tell you

what happened from there.

Was there anything else

crew members were asked to do

that made them feel uncomfortable?

Uh, whenever they would play cities

that had a lot of modelling

agencies, like Milan

or Berlin, Paris etc,

crew members were instructed

to call up the modelling agencies

and offer free tickets

for the female models.

They would give all of the models

VIP passes and they would

have a room backstage for them.

I know that people involved in that

did not particularly

enjoy having to do that,

because it was all... Well, I mean,

calling up a modelling agency

and saying,

"We only want your female

models," is a little bit uncomfortable.

And who requested this?

That was direct from Jared.

I moved to London in 2013.

I went to Elite Models.

There was a manager from my agency

who told me that Thirty

Seconds To Mars had put out

an invitation that we

could go and see the show

and then there was also

a VIP meet-up afterwards

that we could go to.

The concert was at the O2.

It was a good concert, I remember.

Somehow the assistant got to

me and asked if I wanted to go

to an after-party at

Shoreditch House.

And I remember thinking to

myself, "I've never been there.

"I want to go. I want

to see what it is."

So we were eight people,

mostly just women, and then Jared.

I remember going to the

bathroom and when I came out,

he was standing,

like, in the corridor.

He says something and it gets me

to say, "Do you know how old I am?"

And then he... says, "No,"

and then I lie and I say, "I'm 17."

At the time, I'm 19.

I just remember that

I felt the need to say

that I'm younger than I am.

He said, "Age is just a number

"and, anyway, we're in Europe."

I remember speaking to

the assistant, who was saying

that there was the

next place to go to.

It was in a hotel.

I was a bit drunk and

my phone was dying.

So I was saying, "But I

don't know where it is.

"How am I gonna get there?"

She kept, like, pushing

and saying, "It's really easy.

"It's right over there."

The assistant is a woman,

so I trusted her.

I get into the hotel room.

It's really dark.

And then I see that it's just him.

"Weren't there supposed

to be other people?"

And I think he just says,

"No, it's just you and I."

Then I'm sat there and saying,

"Okay, well, my phone is dying,

"so I can't really

get home from here."

So I ask him if he

has a phone charger.

"No, I don't."

"Okay. I also don't have any cash left.

"Could I get some cash

to get a cab home?"

"No, I don't have any cash."

I was sat on a chaise

longue kind of thing.

So I was kind of like, thinking to

myself, "Could I just sleep here?"

I ask him, "Can I

just sleep here, then?"

And then he just goes,

"If you're gonna sleep here,

"you're gonna wake

up with a d*ck in your a*s."

And I think I ask him,

like, "What did you say?"

And he says this a few times.

"If you're gonna sleep here,

"you're gonna wake

up with a d*ck in your a*s."

At that point, I was

like, "I'm not safe here.

"Okay, I need to get out."

I went to the bathroom first,

and then, from there, I

was closer to the door.

When I got out of the hotel, I

remember being really angry.

I was angry at myself for

going into the hotel room.

I came home at, I

think, six in the morning.

I texted my then best friend.

And she was saying, "He

was threatening sexual as*ault.

"You should report him."

And in my head, I was like, "Nah.

"I put myself in that situation.

"He didn't touch me. It was

probably a misunderstanding.

"I was probably the only one."

But I'm probably not the only one.

And it's probably

been a lot worse. Yeah.

Do you feel like you were

tricked into going to that hotel?

Throughout this whole night,

I told the assistant all the reasons

why I shouldn't go to the next place.

And every time that I had

an excuse for not going,

I was getting nudged to go further.

The assistant knew what to

say to lure me into his hotel room.

It seemed that it was planned out.

"Never have I ever hooked

up with a fan on tour."

- Oh, h*!

- Really? Yeah. Yeah.

How did staff feel about having

to procure women

for Jared in this way?

I don't think anyone

liked being involved,

but it's also the kind of

camp where I think everyone

is slightly fearful for their job

and you don't want

to say no to anything.

He's not really someone

you want to f*ck with.

He had a lot of people around that

just were constantly

jumping through hoops

for him and doing

anything he demanded.

There's sort of a secret rule

that you don't talk about what the

creative talent does in Hollywood.

There's a general sense

of just turning a blind eye.

Not a single person spoke up.

There were not only just men

of his age, but also women.

These dozens of people who were

travelling with him,

touring with him.

Not a single one said anything to

myself about looking out

for him or being concerned

about how young I

looked hanging around him.

Nobody said anything.

An enormous part of everything

that we're talking about is money.

In Hollywood, in music,

there's a superstructure.

There's layers and

layers of people around

the individual who are

incentivised to say and do nothing,

assistants, manager, lawyer...

...and an unfortunate reality

with these kinds of stories is that

it is not uncommon

for sources to be silenced.

Everyone has a vested

interest in all of this going away.

Um, it's about two

years after I met him,

I got a call from Jared.

From what I recall,

he said his lawyer

was concerned about his

relationships with women.

Uh, he kind of, like, chuckled,

laughed at that part

and said that he...

...uh, that his lawyer wants to have

all the women in his life sign NDAs.

I mean, I didn't feel comfortable

with it, like, right away,

but I was willing

to, like, look at it.

It didn't just cover,

like, present and future.

It covered things that I

would have said in the past.

"Commencing on the date on

which my association with you began,

"I hereby acknowledge

and agree that a confidential

"relationship exists

between you and me."

It didn't seem right being

able to be held liable

for something that I

had done previously,

before I even knew I wasn't

allowed to speak about him.

It seemed like a really

great way to get sued.

I never signed it.

I made an excuse the first time,

and then just didn't respond after that.

How has it gotten this far

without this becoming

a larger scandal?

People knew about it in Los

Angeles and in Hollywood.

Is it people just not wanting

to believe the allegations about him?

Is it because they believe what

he's accused of isn't that bad?

Is it just because they've met him

and think he's charming

and fun and cool?

Frankly, honestly, I don't get it.

Three women, after they

spoke to me for my article,

asked me to retract their testimony

because they were pursuing

legal action against him.

I'm not sure what

came of the legal action.

I know that there's been no kind of

case in the public domain thus far.

It's been a year since the

Air Mail article was published,

and since then, Leto has

been in two major movies.

Most recently, he played Skeletor

in "Masters Of The Universe."

Thirty Seconds To Mars have announced

that they're going on tour in 2027.

So we have no idea what

the impact of our investigation

is going to be because,

honestly, it seems Leto's career

has been unaffected

by previous allegations.

Seeing him continue to

do whatever he wants to do

and get accolades for

it is pretty infuriating,

because he's left a trail of

emotional destruction

for a lot of young women.

It makes me lose faith because, like,

why... why are you

supporting a man like that?

How can you support a man like that?

So do you think he thought

that he'd get away with it?

Well, he has. Right? He

HAS gotten away with it.

This was 25 years ago.

Um... apparently he's been doing it.

Apparently people know about it.

So, by all means, I think

he has gotten away with it.