Read Danny Masterson's victim impact statements at sentencing: 'Our lives were destroyed'

“What makes this situation even more distressing is the defendant's refusal to acknowledge the severity of his actions, and not just to me, but to so many people," Jane Doe #1 said in her victim impact statement at Danny Masterson's September 7 sentencing for multiple rape convictions.

"He has not shown the slightest ounce of remorse for the pain he has caused me caused,” said the former Scientologist. Jen B added often tear-filled remarks last week, as reported by Deadline, about the April 25, 2023 assault in the That 70s Show actor's home while in Hollywood Hills. “Instead, he chose to laugh at my suffering and the horrors I told him about. To make matters worse, he used our shared faith, our community, our religion to cover up his crime and silence me. »

Standing on a podium just in front of the packed public gallery, Jen B. was the last Jane Doe to take the spoke at the hearing in which Masterson was sentenced to a maximum sentence of 30 years to life, asked to register as a sex offender and taken away by sheriff's deputies. Jane Doe #1 was preceded by remarks from Jane Doe #3 AKA Chrissie B and Jane Doe #2 AKA NT. The former also addressed the packed DTLA courtroom directly. The statement from the latter, a girlfriend of Masterson's from 1996 to the early 2000s, was read by Los Angeles County Assistant District Attorney Ariel Anson.

Read each individual victim impact statement from Masterson's conviction in its entirety below.

Jane Doe #3 was present in the courtroom of Superior Court Judge Charlaine Olmedo from Los Angeles last week, as did another former Scientologist Leah Remini. The outspoken critic of the organization led by David Miscavige is embroiled in its own recently launched lawsuit against the Church for harassment. Although often discussed and accused of punishing Masterson's victims and not the actor himself, Scientology was not a defendant in the criminal trial.

The three Jane Does are among those suing Masterson and Scientology in a civil case currently on hold for harassment under the law. Church's "fair game" policy following their reporting on LAPD rapes. This case is expected to be revived soon, now that Masterson, who will soon appeal, has been convicted.

Last week's sentencing on the ninth floor of the Clara Shortridge Foltz Criminal Justice Center was three months in the making after Masterson was