One of the accusers, Anthony Rapp, the actor, has spoken before of an encounter with Mr. Spacey when he was 14, but Mr. Spacey said he did not recall it.
Source: New York Times
Kevin Spacey Accused In New Lawsuit of Sex Offenses Against Teenagers
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