Copies of daily planners, calendars, and receipts from Gary Goddard were offered as evidence that he was never in Hawaii when the alleged abuse of Michael Egan took place, in a motion to dismiss the case against him filed on Thursday.
Kevork Djansezian / Reuters
LOS ANGELES — Broadway producer Gary Goddard, who has been accused along with three other Hollywood executives of sexually abusing an underage boy in the late '90s, offered evidence that he says shows that he was not in Hawaii when the alleged abuse occurred, in a motion to dismiss the case against him filed in U.S. District Court on Thursday.
Goddard provided copies of his day planner, receipts, and other documents in the motion to show he was not in Hawaii between Sept. 1, 1999, and Oct. 31, 1999, when Michael Egan, now 31, said he was sexually abused as a teenager at the Paul Mitchell estate in Kailua.
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