People are still curious about the Stephen Collins scandal even after so much time has passed. His career ended in 2014, the same year he admitted to having sexual misconduct with several youngsters.
Stephen Weaver Collins was an American author and former Actor. He gained notoriety for his role as Eric Camden in the 1996–2007 television series 7th Heaven.
Later, Collins portrayed Gene Porter, the Father of Rachel Matheson’s character, played by Elizabeth Mitchell, and Dayton King in the A.B.C. television series No Ordinary Family.
Collins’s performance as Commander Willard Decker in the 1979 film Star Trek: The Motion Picture and the television series Tales of the Gold Monkey made him famous before 7th Heaven.
Stephen Collins Scandal: Jailed For Child Molestation Charges
Stephen Collins confesses to inappropriate sexual behavior with young females in an incredibly detailed interview with PEOPLE. To see the complete statement, available only in PEOPLE, subscribe immediately.
Stephen Collins, the embattled Actor, has issued a lengthy letter to PEOPLE in which he confesses to having inappropriate sexual behavior with three female adolescents.
The 67-year-old, who has remained anonymous since a recording of him confessing to child molestation was made public and given to T.M.Z., goes into great detail about the acts that took place over 20 years.
Collins describes in great detail how there were three victims between 1973 and 1994 and how, for the past 20 years, ” I haven’t felt the urge to act out in such a way.”
Collins also discusses why he hasn’t expressed his regret to the former victims of his assault. The New York City Police Department started looking into Stephen Collins in October 2014 after an audio recording released to the public showed a male voice—supposed to be Collins’ voice—admitting to previously sexually abusing a youngster under 14.
According to a spokeswoman for the Los Angeles Police Department, Collins was the subject of an investigation in 2012 after the department was made aware of an accusation of sexual abuse made 40 years earlier.
The LAPD added that their probe had prevented it from “substantiating the claim” against Collins. Collins acknowledged having “inappropriate sexual behavior” with three female adolescents in 1973, 1982, and 1994 in a People interview from December 2014.
Personal Life of Stephen Collins
Marjorie Weinman and Stephen Collins were wed from 1970 to 1978. He married the Actress Faye Grant, whom he had first met in 1982 while working on Tales of the Gold Monkey in 1985.
Kate, their daughter, was born in 1989 to them both. After 30 years of marriage, they divorced officially in January 2015 after divorcing in 2012.
Collins has participated in the advanced T.M. Yogic Flying technique since 1980. He is an Episcopalian and a T.M. practitioner.
He served as the national co-director of the Committee for Stress-Free Schools, which promotes using T.M. in classrooms and funding T.M. research, until October 2014.
Early Life of Stephen Collins
The airline Executive Father, Cyrus Stickney Collins, and his wife Madeleine welcomed Stephen Collins into the world on October 1st, 1947, in Des Moines, Iowa.
Collins was raised in Hastings-on-Hudson, New York, along with his two older brothers. He then attended and graduated from Amherst College in Massachusetts. He played bass guitar in several bands as a student at Amherst.
In 2013, Collins started making appearances in Falling Skies and the N.B.C. Drama Revolution as Dr. Gene Porter, the mayor of Willoughby and the Father of Rachel Matheson. The Fosters, Devious Maids, and Penance are among Collins’ final guest appearances.
Collins also had a little part in It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia as the biological Father of Dee and Dennis.
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