Marc Collins-Rector is named in court documents as the man who hosted parties where Hollywood executives would allegedly sexually abuse teenage boys. He hasn’t been seen by U.S. authorities since 2007, and BuzzFeed is attempting to locate him. If you have any information about his whereabouts, email hunter.schwarz@buzzfeed.com.
Marc Collins-Rector, 54, is a registered sex offender accused of hosting parties where adult men who worked in the entertainment industry allegedly sexually abused teenage boys.
Collins-Rector has a history of being accused of sexually abusing underage boys. Multiple lawsuits were filed against him in the late '90s and early '00s in various jurisdictions, and he is mentioned several times in new lawsuits filed in a Hawaii federal court last week and Monday against X-Men director Bryan Singer and Hollywood executives Garth Ancier, Gary Goddard, and David Neuman. The four men denied allegations they sexually abused teenage boys at parties hosted by Collins-Rector at his home in Encino, Calif., and on trips to Hawaii.
The recent suits do not name Collins-Rector as a defendant, but they graphically detail instances in which he allegedly committed sexual abuse or assault. According to the court documents, he provided underage boys with alcoholic drinks, fondled them, engaged in oral copulation with them, and threatened them when they refused to have sexual contact with him, including one instance where he allegedly threatened a boy with a gun.
Collins-Rector moved out of the country, and in 2011 he renounced his American citizenship. The last known photograph of him is from 2007 in the United Kingdom, where The Sun published a photo of him with someone the newspaper claimed to be a young man. Collins-Rector's current whereabouts are unknown.
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