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Richards goes ‘too far’
Denise Richards
Denise Richards went too far when she falsely accused her ex, Charlie Sheen, of molesting their daughters — and now Sheen will move for full custody of the kids by charging that their mother is a liar, PageSix.com reports.
Richards dragged Sheen into a Los Angeles courtroom early last week for a mysterious “emergency” child-custody hearing to screen videos of their girls, Sam and Lola, supposedly acting in strange and disturbing ways. Sheen’s lawyers — who got the “evidence” dismissed — presented their own videos of the girls acting normally at his house.
“Denise’s accusations were vile,” a source said. “She was basically trying to say Charlie (manipulated) the kids and acted inappropriately with them. It’s disgusting and totally untrue. Charlie is furious … Denise has really pushed it too far this time.”
Richards dragged Sheen into a Los Angeles courtroom early last week for a mysterious “emergency” child-custody hearing to screen videos of their girls, Sam and Lola, supposedly acting in strange and disturbing ways. Sheen’s lawyers — who got the “evidence” dismissed — presented their own videos of the girls acting normally at his house.
“Denise’s accusations were vile,” a source said. “She was basically trying to say Charlie (manipulated) the kids and acted inappropriately with them. It’s disgusting and totally untrue. Charlie is furious … Denise has really pushed it too far this time.”
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