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"Rick and Morty" co-creator Justin Roiland was accused of indecent behavior and violence Olga Mamikonian Forbes Editorial Board More than 10 people told NBC News that they had experienced indecent behavior from "Rick and Morty" co-creator Justin Roiland. According to them, he used the fame and popularity of his project to communicate with young fans, many of whom were underage, on sexual topics. Some of the channel's interlocutors also stated that they had been sexually abused by him 11 women and non-binary people said they had experienced indecent behavior from the co-creator of the animated series "Rick and Morty" Justin Roiland. This is reported by NBC News, which published their stories. NBC News writes that for several years, Justin Roiland used the fame and popularity of the Rick and Morty project to communicate and attract young fans, many of whom were underage. The journalists said they had reviewed the "thousands of messages" that Royland sent to fans between 2013 and 2022 on dating apps and social networks. In them, the co-author of "Rick and Morty" often called the interlocutors "hot", asked their age and in some cases offered to meet with him. According to NBC News, in some cases, Royland turned the conversation to the topic of sex. Related material One of the girls who communicated with Royland on Tinder said that on a date to which she was invited by the co-author of "Rick and Morty", she was sexually assaulted. Another girl reported that Royland took advantage of her when she was intoxicated. Another interviewee told NBC News about Royland's offer to pay for her flight to Los Angeles to live in his house when she was just 17 years old. In a comment to Forbes USA, Andrew Brettler, the lawyer for the co-author of Rick and Morty, said that the accusations against Royland are "false and defamatory." Earlier, in March of this year, the Orange County Prosecutor's Office dropped charges against Royland of domestic violence against his ex-girlfriend. The trial began in May 2020, but it became known only in January 2023. The ex—girlfriend of the co-author of "Rick and Morty" accused him of causing bodily harm and illegally restricting her freedom - the incident, according to her, occurred in January 2020. Justin Royland himself did not admit his guilt. The prosecutor's office dropped the charges due to lack of sufficient evidence. The animated series "Rick and Morty" has been released as part of Cartoon Network's Adult Swim animation block since 2013. The project tells about the intergalactic adventures of the brilliant and eccentric inventor Rick Sanchez and his grandson Morty Smith. The show grew out of the 2006 animated short film "The Real Animated Adventures of Doc and Marty" about the main characters of the Back to the Future film series. After allegations of domestic violence, Adult Swim refused to cooperate with Royland, a similar decision was made by representatives of Hulu streaming and the game studio Squanch Games.