Former nanny claims in lawsuit that author Neil Gaiman raped her repeatedly
In a lawsuit, the former nanny of best-selling fantasy author Neil Gaiman and his divorced wife, Amanda Palmer, alleges that Gaiman regularly sexually assaulted her and insisted that she refer to him as "master."
Scarlett Pavlovich accused Gaiman and Palmer of breaking federal laws against human trafficking in lawsuits she filed Monday in federal courts in Massachusetts, New York, and Wisconsin. She is requesting damages of more than $7 million.
In a podcast called Master: The Allegations Against Neil Gaiman, Pavlovich and four other women made accusations of abuse against Gaiman in July. He was accused of unwelcome sexual contact by five women, including Pavlovich (who did not disclose her full name on the podcast). Later, Pavlovich revealed her full name and described the assault claims...