The problems are accumulating for Kevin Spacey: Scotland Yard, the London metropolitan police, is investigating three new accusations of sexual assault against the American actor, which allegedly took place in the United Kingdom. With these three charges, Spacey now has a total of six complaints. TMZ reported these new testimonies, which were confirmed by the police to Variety. On February 8, a man assured that he had been sexually assaulted by the actor in 2008 in Lambeth, a London neighborhood where the Old Vic theater is located, of which Spacey was artistic director from 2003 to 2014. Another man said on February 14 that he had also suffered abuse in Gloucester in 2013. The third victim claims he was mugged in Westminster in 1996. Each case is being investigated by the Sex Crimes and Child Abuse Command. Already last November more than 20 theater workers Old Vic Theater broadcast their complaints about Spacey's "inappropriate behavior." The actor has also been indicted by several current and former employees of the Netflix series House of Cards. The first to report alleged sexual abuse by the interpreter was actor Anthony Rapp, who denounced Spacey sexually harassed him when he was 14. These sex scandals have cost Spacey his career, who lost his starring role in House of Cards and in All the Money in the World, a Ridley Scott film in which he was replaced by Christopher Plummer. In addition, the American Television Academy withdrew the Emmy of Honor.
