Louis C.K. Victim Rebecca Corry Speaks Out: ‘I Just Wanted It To Be Over’

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CORRY: "I was contacted by another well-known comedian friend of his and he had told me that Louis wanted to talk to me and, you know, it’s 10:30 at night and I had no idea. You can’t be prepared for that. And I was genuinely concerned and, so, I e-mailed him right away and was like, 'What did you want to talk about?' He offered to e-mail it to me, but then offered to, you know, 'We could talk or e-mail,' so I suggested to talk. And when he called me he just told me that he owed me a very, very late apology for shoving me into the bathroom and I said, 'You didn’t shove me into the bathroom. You offered to masturbate in front of me in front of my dressing room on the set of our pilot.' And he then remembered and said that he was sorry and, you know, we talked awkwardly a little bit longer and that was it. I just wanted it to be over. I invited him to do an event of mine for my non-profit, and just said, 'Come and do it and I want to focus on other things.' I just didn’t want to be a part of his narrative. I didn’t want to be on his call sheet anymore and I just wanted it to be over. I never saw or talked to him ever again."