Allegations Surrounding Charlie Sheen and Corey Haim’s Alleged s–ual Abuse on ‘Lucas’ Set

In 2017, Charlie Sheen faced allegations of s–ually abusing Corey Haim, a child star, when Haim was merely 13 years old.

The situation has since evolved into a complex narrative, with conflicting accounts emerging from various individuals, including revelations in a 2020 documentary shedding light on the abuse and exploitation endured by Corey Haim and his close friend, Corey Feldman.

It is universally acknowledged that Corey Haim was subjected to s–ual assault while working on a movie set as a young teenager.

The initial reports suggest that Haim confided in others about an incident that allegedly occurred during the filming of the movie “Lucas,” where the then-19-year-old actor Charlie Sheen purportedly assaulted him.

Tragically, Corey Haim is no longer alive to share his version of events, having passed away from pneumonia in 2010.

Nevertheless, several individuals have come forward to corroborate the claim that Haim was a victim of s–ual abuse.

The question remains: Was Charlie Sheen the perpetrator?

The late actor Dominick Brascia, who was the first to publicly disclose that Haim confided in him about the ordeal, asserted that the young star informed him about the alleged assault.

Subsequently, more individuals connected to Haim have spoken out, pointing fingers at Sheen as the supposed abuser when Corey Haim was just 13 years old.

Among those accusing Sheen are Corey Feldman, Haim's close friend, and Haim's former spouse, who have also implicated others in similar acts.

According to Brascia's initial revelation, Haim divulged that he engaged in intimate activities with Sheen while filming “Lucas.”

He detailed that they smoked marijuana and engaged in s–ual intercourse, including anal penetration.

Haim allegedly shared that Sheen distanced himself emotionally after the incident and rejected further advances from Haim.

Corey Feldman, in his book “Coreyography: A Memoir,” vaguely referenced an adult male persuading Haim that inappropriate relations between older men and young boys in the industry were common.

However, it took Feldman several years to explicitly identify the alleged abuser and describe the distressing encounter that transpired between Haim and the perpetrator during a lunch break on set.

Despite refraining from initially naming Sheen, Feldman expressed his discontent toward the actor in a 2011 interview, citing the detrimental impact Sheen had on individuals known to him.

He highlighted the challenges Corey Haim faced throughout his life in recovering from traumatic experiences and rebuilding his life.

As an adult, Corey Haim grappled with substance abuse until his untimely demise at the age of 38.

Sheen had long been suspected of being the individual behind Haim's suffering, with assertions that Haim, due to his vulnerability, failed to comprehend the exploitation he endured.

According to sources, Corey believed he was in love with his abuser, reflecting the common confusion experienced by victims of abuse.

Despite later expressing aversion towards Sheen, Haim reportedly reconnected with him in his late twenties, only to realize Sheen's perceived allure was a facade.

Ironically, Dominick Brascia, accused by Greg Harrison of engaging in inappropriate conduct with Haim, denied the allegations, with Judy Haim supporting her son's innocence and accusing Brascia of misconduct when Corey was a child.

Feldman's documentary release in March 2020 confirmed Sheen as the alleged perpetrator of the assault against Haim in 1986.

Subsequent testimonies from various sources, including Susannah Sprague, Feldman's ex-wife, further corroborated the claims made against Sheen regarding the traumatic incident on the set of “Lucas.”

In addition to Sheen and Brascia, Feldman exposed several other individuals, such as Jon Grissom, Alphy Hoffman, and Marty Weiss, alleging s–ual abuse within the industry.

Charlie Sheen maintains his innocence, vehemently denying all accusations leveled against him, dismissing them as baseless and unfounded.

If you have experienced s–ual assault or abuse, remember that support is available.

Organizations like 1in6.org provide confidential assistance tailored to male survivors.

Remember, there is hope for recovery and healing beyond the trauma you have endured.

Emily Blackwood is a versatile freelance writer, editor, and journalist covering a diverse range of topics, including small business, pop culture, travel, health, and wellness.

Editor's Note: This article was originally published on November 8, 2017, and has been updated to include the latest developments.