Corey Haim’s mother continued to reflect on her late son’s troubled past on Friday, naming the man that she believes sexually abused him.
Judy Haim, who on Thursday denied a report that Charlie Sheen had abused Haim on the set of the 1986 film “Lucas,” appeared on “The Dr. Oz Show” on Friday, saying that the man who actually abused him when he was a minor was “this guy Dominick.”
“When my son was 13, he’s not gonna go and ask Charlie Sheen to go and sleep with him,” the elder Haim said of her son, who died in 2010 at age 38.
“I have to tell you that this guy Dominick is the guy that abused my son. You know how I know that? Because my son said so. He said so on ‘The Two Coreys,'” Haim said, referencing the reality TV series that her son starred on with fellow former child actor Corey Feldman.
According to Haim, Feldman introduced the younger Haim to Dominick, possibly referring to actor Dominick Brascia, who denied abusing Haim last year. TheWrap has reached out to Brascia for comment on the interview.
A year after they were introduced, following Judy Haim’s split with her husband, Judy moved with Corey to an apartment in Studio City, California, she said on the “Dr. Oz Show” Friday.
“And all of a sudden Dominick is moving next to us. We didn’t think anything of it. Why would we think he’s something?” the elder Haim said.
However, she said that one day when her son was hanging out at Dominick’s apartment, he “called me up and he was yelling and screaming on the phone. And he says, ‘Mom, come and get me! He’s not getting off me!'”
When she arrived, Haim said she found Dominick fully dressed, sitting on her son and pinning him to the floor. Dominick relented and released Haim after Judy threatened him with a pool cue, she said.
Pressed on the nature of the alleged abuse, Judy Haim denied that it constituted rape, and would only give details about the situation by whispering in host Mahmet Oz’s ear.
“So they had a form of sex,” the host responded.
“A form of sex. Not rape,” Haim said.
“But it’s illegal to do that to a minor,” the host continued.
“Absolutely,” Haim affirmed. The “Lost Boys” actor went on to battle addiction for many years.
Speaking to Entertainment Tonight on Thursday, the elder Haim denied that Sheen abused her son — an accusation that Sheen has also denied — telling the outlet, “My son never mentioned Charlie. We never talked about Charlie. It was all made up … If my son was here to hear all of this he would throw up.”
Corey Haim's Movies, From 'Firstborn' to 'License to Drive' (Photos)
The child actor first starred in "Firstborn" when he was 13 years old but died before his 2011 film "Decisions" was released.
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"Firstborn" (1984)
Haim's film debut was in "Firstborn" when he was just 13 years old. The film starred Teri Garr, Peter Weller, Christopher Collet, Sarah Jessica Parker and Robert Downey Jr.
Paramount
"Secret Admirer" (1985)
Haim starred as Jeff in the 1985 romantic comedy about a love letter left in a locker that turns everyone's world upside down. Directed by David Greenwalt, the film starred C. Thomas Howell, Lori Loughlin, Kelly Preston, Fred Ward and Geoffrey Blake.
Orion
"Silver Bullet" (1985)
Haim starred in the titular role of Marty Coslaw, whose hometown gets terrorized by a werewolf. Based on the Stephen King novel, the film also starred Gary Busey, Everett McGill, Megan Follows and Leon Russom.
Paramount
"Murphy's Romance" (1985)
Haim starred with Sally Field, James Garner and Brian Kerwin in this romantic drama, directed by Martin Ritt.
Columbia
"Lucas" (1986)
Haim had the lead role in the romantic comedy about a teenager who experiences heartbreak for the first time. The movie also starred Charlie Sheen, Kerri Green, Courtney Thorne-Smith and Winona Ryder.
Feldman and Haim starred together again in this film about a teenager who takes his girlfriend for a spin in his grandfather's classic Cadillac despite having failed his driver's test. The movie also starred Carol Kane, Richard Masur, Michael Manasseri and Heather Graham.
Fox
"Watchers" (1988)
Based on the novel by horror writer Dean R. Koontz, "Watchers" was about an intelligent runaway dog watched by the government and starred Michael Ironside, Dale Wilson, Blu Mankuma and Barbara Williams.
Universal
"Dream a Little Dream" (1989)
Haim starred in this teenage film with Feldman, Jason Robards, Piper Laurie and Meredith Salenger.
Vestron Pictures
"Prayer of the Rollerboys" (1990)
The sci-fi drama directed by Rick King starred Patricia Arquette, Christopher Collet, Julius Harris and Devin Clark.
Academy Entertainment Inc.
"Never Too Late" (1996)
After a string of film that went straight to video, Haim starred in "Never Too Late" costarring Olympia Dukakis, Jean Lapointe, Jan Rubes and Cloris Leachman.
MTI Home Video
"Universal Groove" (2007)
Directed by Francois Garcia, the fantasy drama also starred Chris Mulkey, Anne Bedian and Corey Besner.
Also in 2009, Haim starred in "Shark City" directed by Dan Eisen. Haim costarred alongside Vivica A. Fox, Jefferson Brown, David J. Phillips and Tony Nappo.
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"The Hostage Game" (2010)
Frank Molina, Bernard Robichaud and Angela Cullins costarred with Haim in the thriller.
Gravitas Ventures
"Decisions" (2011)
Over a year after Haim's death, his last film was released, which costarred Anthony Vitale, Matt Medrano and Anthony Fitzgerald.
Zenon Kesik Productions
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The actor had a promising career from 1984 to 2010, when he died at the age of 38 due to pneumonia
The child actor first starred in "Firstborn" when he was 13 years old but died before his 2011 film "Decisions" was released.