Brian Warner, better known as Marilyn Manson, avoided sexual abuse and domestic violence charges thanks to the statute of limitations and a new D.A. Los Angeles Countys

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.

Evan Rachel Wood has responded to news that Marilyn Manson won't face domestic abuse and sexual assault charges following a four-year investigation. Manson (real name Brian Warner) and Wood were romantically involved from 2007 to 2010,

Evan Rachel Wood first accused Marilyn Manson, her ex-fiancé, of domestic abuse and sexual assault in 2021. The Los Angeles County District Attorney announced on Friday that the office would not be pursuing charges against Manson due to the statue of limitations.

After the Los Angeles County District Attorney ruled Friday that Marilyn Manson will not be prosecuted over allegations of sexual assault and domestic violence, his ex-partner Evan Rachel Wood is speaking out in support of the survivors.

"I am endlessly proud of all the survivors who risked everything to protect others by speaking the truth," the "Thirteen" star said.

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.

Loudwire reported on the Los Angeles District Attorney’s Office deciding that they won’t press charges against Marilyn Manson (whose real name is Brian Hugh Warner) following a four-year investigation into alleged domestic abuse.

Evan Rachel Wood speaks candidly about the Los Angeles County District Attorney's decision not to charge Marilyn Manson in a plethora of sexual assault and domestic violence allegations

Actress cited the importance of fighting for "better laws" after prosecutors declined to charge Manson partly because claims fell outside the statute of limitations