Lawsuit: Michael Egan, pictured at a press conference last week, has filed a lawsuit against director Bryan Singer, accusing him of drugging and raping him in California and Hawaii in the late 1990s
The former child model who has accused X-Men director Bryan Singer of sexually assaulting him as a teenager was also allegedly drugged and raped by a businessman after a Siegfried and Roy show.
Details of the abuse reportedly suffered by Michael Egan have emerged in an affidavit from 2003, which alleges the horrifying sexual abuse four teenage boys endured at the hands of two internet businessmen, Marc Collins-Rector and Chad Shackley.
A source told TMZ that one of these victims, 'Minor #4', is Egan. It has previously been alleged that Rector, who was later convicted of child sex abuses, and Shackley introduced him to Singer.
Sources told TMZ that Egan never complained about Singer at the time of the affidavit, and Singer is not named in the records.
Convicted: An affidavit from 2003 has revealed claims reportedly made by a teenage Egan against internet businessman Marc Collins-Rector. Rector was later convicted of child sex charges
The documents allege that 'Minor 4' first met the couple at a graduation party held at their home after he finished the ninth grade in 1998. Rector took him on a private tour of the house and asked him if he was gay, and he responded that he was not.
Rector told him that '90 per cent of show business was gay and that you needed to sleep with people if you wanted to go anywhere,' Minor 4 told the agent.
Rector also allegedly warned, 'We stay together, but you do not want to see my dark side,' before displaying a gun and keeping it visible while talking to the teenager about his 'group'.
Rector said he was one of the 25 most powerful people in Hollywood and it would be a mistake to make the group angry, Minor 4 told the FBI agent.
'You are part of the group now,' he allegedly told the teenager. 'There is no turning back'
Afterwards, Minor 4 began working for the couple, who ran a handful of computer businesses, believing that it would help him secure further work.
But as he traveled with them across the country, they allegedly repeatedly sexually assaulted them.
On one occasion, Minor 4 said he was taken to a Siegfried and Roy show in Vegas, but given a drink with drugs in. When he awoke he felt a pain and realized he had been raped by Shackley, he said.
Minor 4 eventually quit the job in May 2000, two years after meeting the men.
Collins-Rector was charged with 21 counts of sexual assault, and served time abroad as well as registering as a sex offender. His last-known country of residence was the Dominican Republic.
Three other minors also tell shocking stories in the affidavit, claiming that they were given thousands of dollars worth of gifts by day, before being sexually assaulted by night.
Rector allegedly told one of the teenagers that if he refused to have sex he'd be sent back to his 'hick town', while he also allegedly told Minor 4 that if he did not go on trips, he would lose his job.
Denial: A lawyer for Bryan Singer, pictured, said claims against him are absurd and defamatory
The allegations have resurfaced as Egan filed a lawsuit claiming he was sexually abused by Bryan Singer, the X-Men director, when he was a teenager.
He claims in the suit that Singer abused him several times from August to October 1999 as well as earlier in California as part of a Hollywood sex ring led by Collins-Rector.
He said he was given drugs and promises of a Hollywood career while being threatened and sexually abused in Los Angeles and Hawaii.
MailOnline does not typically name victims of sex abuse but is naming Egan because he is speaking publicly about his allegations.
But Singer's lawyer has said that credit card receipts, telephone records and production schedules show that he was not in Hawaii when a lawsuit claims he sexually abused Egan.
Singer was mainly in Toronto working on the first X-Men movie from August through October 1999, defense attorney Marty Singer told The Associated Press.
'This was Bryan's first studio film,' Marty Singer said. 'Clearly, he's not going to take a break in the middle of this movie while you're shooting and prepping it to go to Hawaii.'
Egan's lawyer, Jeff Herman, did not respond to phone calls seeking comment.
Behind walls: Egan said that he was assaulted at the couple's home in Encino, California, pictured
Marty Singer said the filming records were available publicly but 20th Century Fox did not immediately return a phone call and email seeking comment.
X-Men was released in July 2000. Singer has directed three films in the blockbuster franchise, including the fifth installment, X-Men: Days of Future Past, to be released next month, as well as other films including The Usual Suspects.
His lawyer said the director was never interviewed by any authorities about the claims by Egan, who has said that he reported the Los Angeles acts and doesn't know why charges were not pursued.
The lawsuit was filed under a Hawaii law that temporarily suspends the statute of limitations in sex abuse cases. The law has led to several lawsuits against clergy members and others.
A judge in Hawaii set a July 21 scheduling hearing in Honolulu for the lawsuit, which was filed Wednesday.
In high places I'm sure one could " 'Clearly,..... take a break in the middle of this movie while you're shooting and prepping it to go to Hawaii.' "
And probably have answers about why "..the director was never interviewed by any authorities about the claims by Egan," and why "charges were not pursued".
Denial, and statings of claims being absurd and defamatory are the usual formula response.
It would be good if more people in high places took the responsibility to came forward to shed light on what really goes on in the entertainment industry.