We are getting to the stage where anyone who supports a paedophile is lauded as 'brave', so much so that they write plays about how 'brave' they are to forgive and accept the paedophile in their life. Maddie Corman wrote a play about how brave she was to stay married to a paedophile and to allow him to live under the same roof as their three children, thus putting them at risk. No, she didn't chuck him to the curb; she monetised her 'courage' in forgiving this wonderful man, Jace Alexander, a convicted sex offender.

Hollywood's elite stepped out to support Corman on the opening night of her play 'Accidentally Brave', which was about her 'courage' in supporting her paedophile husband Jace Alexander, who was charged possessing and sharing illegal and obscene performances of sexual conduct by a child under 17. He was sentenced to 10 years probation and had to register as a sex offender. Jace was known for directing several episodes of Law and Order.

Despite years of subsequent therapy, Corman states, “Our family didn’t just stop being because something terrible happened.” 'Something terrible happened'?? Yes, in her mind the only terrible thing that happened, happened to her and her family. There's not one iota of concern for the children exploited, trafficked and raped and whose lives were destroyed in the child abuse material that her husband got off on and masturbated over.

Corman disregarded the safety of her children and allowed him to continue living under the same roof. She is a rape apologist and a paedophile supporter, and so are all the 'stars' who attended the premier. The play has a twitter account where there are stars like Ben Stiller giving her a big hug.
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