James Marsden, Taran Killam and others wrote letters of support in 2003 for Brian Peck, who'd then been convicted of child sexual abuse.
James Marsden, Taran Killam, Rider Strong and other actors are receiving fallout on Instagram after it was revealed that they wrote letters of support for Brian Peck, a voice coach for Nickelodeon, who was found guilty of child sexual abuse in 2004.
Marsden, Killam, Strong, Will Friedle and Alan Thicke were just some of the people who wrote letters of support for Peck. Marsden wrote in his letter of support that he had known Peck since the actor was a teenager. According to the documentary, it’s unclear what the people knew about the abuse before they wrote the letters of support.
“I pray your kids never have to encounter what Drake bell went through, with one of your friends you support. Disgusting,” a comment on Strong’s Instagram reads.Strong and his “Boy Meets World” co-star Friedle spoke about supporting Peck on their podcast “Pod Meets World.”
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