Marilyn Manson No Charges in Sexual Assault Case

Published January 24, 2025 11:03 AM PST

Marilyn Manson will not be charged by the L.A. County District Attorney's Office in his sexual battery case ... TMZ has learned.

District Attorney Nathan Hochman announced Friday ... after a comprehensive four-year review by the D.A.'s Sex Crimes Division and sheriff's detectives, they've determined they won't charge Manson.

D.A. Hochman announced in a press release the department has determined the statute of limitations has lapsed in the domestic violence case, and the office can't prove the sexual assault allegations beyond a reasonable doubt ... so, they're not charging the singer.

The district attorney thanked the women who came forward to make their reports for their cooperation and patience ... and, though the office won't bring charges, Hochman adds he feels their stories will bring more awareness to challenges faced by sexual assault and domestic violence survivors.

TMZ broke the story back in 2021, when Special Victims Unit detectives showed up at Manson's L.A. pad, executing a search warrant and snagging media storage units, including hard drives.

Cops were already digging into some serious abuse allegations, including claims that Manson -- legal name Brian Warner -- locked women in a soundproof room at his home as a form of punishment.

As we reported, this came on the heels of Evan Rachel Wood, who Manson dated back in 2007 making very public allegations of abuse against the rocker.

Manson has continued to deny all allegations against him, and sources connected to his legal team say they've worked with investigators throughout the investigation.

In a shocking lawsuit filed against Wood by Manson, he accused his former lover of writing a fake letter from the FBI, pretending to be an agent and hinting at the fact he was under investigation.

We've reached out to Manson about the D.A. refusing to charge him ... so far, no word back.