Bryan Singer Scandal: New Accusations Of Abuse During 'Superman Returns' Party By 'X-Men' Director Revealed

Bryan Singer is at the center of a sexual abuse scandal that keeps deepening. Last week, Michael Egan sued filmmaker Bryan Singer for allegedly raping him as a teenager. Now another case has come forward with the same lawyer, Jeff Herman. The lawsuit claims that Singer, 48, and Broadway producer Gary Goddard, 59, were involved in abusing an unnamed British national following the "Superman Returns" premiere in London in 2006.

Bryan Singer and Gary Goddard's new case has been explained in detail at a press conference streamed live on TMZ. According to lawyer Jeff Herman, Gary Goddard engaged with the unnamed British teenager in an online conversation which became a sexual relationship online and eventually in person. Apparently, Goddard went so far as to send the young boy Hersheys chocolates at one point. "He literally sent this boy candy. He was 15 years old."

The allegations extend over a number of years. "When John Doe was 16 years old, we allege that Gary Godder arranged for my client to travel to London and meet in a hotel to have sex," said Jeff Herman. He showed a number of pieces of evidence including a hand written note from Gary Goddard which was explicit in nature. He also revealed that this is just one of numerous cases involving "allegations of young kids being groomed into sex." The acuser's name was not revealed: "I want to protect his anonymity," said Herman.