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Asia Argento, in April 2018. (Photo: Frank Franklin/AP) 
  
 Asia Argento, the #MeToo warrior immersed in conflicting allegations of rape and underage sex, demanded Monday that her former fellow warrior, Rose McGowan, retract "horrendous lies" about her – or else. 
  
 In an early morning tweet prefaced with "genuine regret," Argento accused McGowan of libel and demanded an apology. 
  
 "Dear @RoseMcGowan. It is with genuine regret that I am giving you 24 hours to retract and apologise for the horrendous lies made against me in your statement of August 27th. If you fail to address this libel I will have no option other than to take immediate legal action. 
  
 Dear @RoseMcGowan. It is with genuine regret that I am giving you 24 hours to retract and apologise for the horrendous lies made against me in your statement of August 27th. If you fail to address this libel I will have no option other than to take immediate legal action. — Asia Argento (@AsiaArgento) September 17, 2018 
  
 There was no immediate response from McGowan, at least on Twitter. Her publicist said McGowan had no comment. 
  
 The tweet represents Argento's response – now that she has a new lawyer – to a statement McGowan issued last month in which she took the side of former child actor Jimmy Bennett, who says he and Argento had sex when he was 17 and she was 37 in 2013. 
  
 With the help of Argento's new lawyer, Mark Jay Heller, Argento has accused Bennett of "sexually attacking" her during their encounter, even though Argento's published texts to a friend show that she admitted to the encounter with Bennett and called it "weird." 
  
 McGowan's initial tweet responding to the revelations in the Aug. 19 New York Times story about Argento and Bennett called for people to "be kind" to Argento, one of the strongest voices in the #MeToo movement and an early accuser of accused sexual predator Harvey Weinstein. 
  
 Rose McGowan poses before a fashion show in Paris, March 3, 2018. (Photo: Vianney Le Caer/Invision/AP) 
  
 But McGowan's statement a week later took a stronger position of condemnation of Argento, urging her to "do the right thing" by being honest about whether she had sex with the actor when he was underage. 
  
 More: Rose McGowan takes Jimmy Bennett's side against #MeToo pal Asia Argento 
  
 McGowan's statement came after a picture of Argento and Bennett in bed together in 2013 was published, along with screen grabs of text messages between Argento and model Rain Dove, whom McGowan is dating. 
  
 More: Rain Dove, partner of Rose McGowan breaks silence on Asia Argento, leaked text messages 
  
 "It's sad to lose a friend connection, but what's even more sad is what happened to Jimmy Bennett," McGowan's statement said. "...It wasn’t fair and it wasn’t right. ...There absolutely should be no leeway or tolerance for sexual assault. Hard stop. NONE." 
  
 McGowan appealed directly to Argento to tell the truth. 
  
 "Asia, you were my friend. I loved you. You’ve spent and risked a lot to stand with the MeToo movement. I really hope you find your way through this process to rehabilitation and betterment. Anyone can be be better – I hope you can be, too. 
  
 "Do the right thing. Be honest. Be fair. Let justice stay its course. Be the person you wish Harvey could have been." 
  
 It was not immediately clear which parts of the statement Argento considers libelous. Her lawyer, Heller, did not return a message from USA TODAY. 
  
 Jimmy Bennett on Feb. 21, 2013, in Westwood, Calif. (Photo: Frazer Harrison/Getty Images) 
  
 Meanwhile, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department has said it is looking into the reports of the encounter between Bennett and Argento in a Marina del Rey hotel room in 2013 but so far have said nothing about whether any charges will be brought against either. 
  
 Bennett's lawyer, Gordon Sattro, says his client is "cooperating" with investigators. But he has been sharply critical of Argento's conflicting statements and explanations thus far, calling them "offensive," "self-serving" and "slanderous." 
  
 "I am shocked, appalled, and disgusted by their representations, mischaracterizations, and attacks," Sattro said in a statement last week. 
  
 "It would seem that Asia is implying that her truth is the actual truth because of her perceived position in this all too important movement and a delusional view of her own importance to it," Sattro said. 
  
 Read or Share this story: https://usat.ly/2xodUCN ||||| It is a shame that @ rosemcgowan is not prepared to accept when she is wrong. @ raindovemodel accepted she was wrong, but her tweet has been deleted. Rose's statement continues to make false claims.pic.twitter.com/OcHyJp6Rum ||||| Asia Argento, who is currently facing allegations of sexual assault by former child actor Jimmy Bennett, thinks Rose McGowan should admit wrongdoing after releasing a statement on the matter on August 27. 
  
 “It is a shame that @rosemcgowan is not prepared to accept when she is wrong,” Argento, 42, tweeted on Friday, September 7. “@raindovemodel accepted she was wrong, but her tweet has been deleted. Rose’s statement continues to make false claims.” 
  
 Argento was referring to McGowan’s partner, 28-year-old model Rain Dove, who initially claimed to have received text messages in which the Italian actress admitted to receiving nude photos Bennett when he was 12 years old. The actor, now 22, played Argento’s son in the 2004 film The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things, which Argento also co-wrote and directed. 
  
 In her tweet on Friday, Argento added a screenshot of a tweet in which Dove says, “It was my mistake in interpreting the texts. You can tell even when I’m writing to Asia I thought she meant that he had been sending nudes since 12. But indeed it’s 17. Still underage nudes received. That was my mistake. I clarified that in the press and owned that.” 
  
 It is a shame that @rosemcgowan is not prepared to accept when she is wrong. @raindovemodel accepted she was wrong, but her tweet has been deleted. Rose's statement continues to make false claims. pic.twitter.com/OcHyJp6Rum — Asia Argento (@AsiaArgento) September 7, 2018 
  
 Dove previously told The New York Times the text messages they had received from Argento had been turned over to investigators. 
  
 Bennett has accused Argento of sexually assaulting him in a hotel room in May 2013, two months after his 17th birthday, The New York Times reported on August 19. She was 37 at the time. Argento later arranged to pay him $380,000, according to the newspaper. 
  
 The musician spoke out about his accusations in a statement to Us Weekly on August 22. “Many brave women and men have spoken out about their own experiences during the #MeToo movement, and I appreciate the bravery that it took for each and every one of them to take such a stand. I did not initially speak out about my story because I chose to handle it in private with the person who wronged me,” he said at the time. “I have not made a public statement in the past days and hours because I was ashamed and afraid to be part of the public narrative. I was underage when the event took place, and I tried to seek justice in a way that made sense to me at the time because I was not ready to deal with the ramifications of my story becoming public.” 
  
 Argento — who had previously accused Harvey Weinstein of sexual assault against her — initially denied having a sexual relationship with Bennett. “I strongly deny and oppose the contents of the New York Times article,” she said in a statement on August 21. “I am deeply shocked and hurt having read the news that is absolutely false. I have never had any sexual relationship with Bennett.” She later accused Bennett of sexually assaulting her on the night in question. 
  
 In a statement released on Wednesday, September 5, Argento’s lawyer said his client is hopeful “it will ultimately be determined that Asia never initiated an inappropriate sexual contact with a minor, but rather she was attacked by Bennett and might even be suffering the fallback of a smear campaign by those already accused who have a vested interested in their accusers being denied credibility.” 
  
 A lawyer for Bennett responded to Argento’s allegations in an exclusive statement to Us on Thursday, September 6. “This situation has escalated due to Asia’s offensive and dismissive interpretation of this situation in whole,” he said. “After reviewing the letter from Asia’s third attorney, I am shocked, appalled, and disgusted by their representations, mischaracterizations, and attacks.” 
  
 As of press time, McGowan hasn’t rescinded her initial statement. “I received a phone call and series of messages from the being I’ve been dating- Rain Dove,” she stated at the time, per Variety. “They said that they had been texting with Asia and that Asia had revealed that she had indeed slept with Jimmy Bennet. Rain also shared that Asia had stated that she’d been receiving unsolicited nudes of Jimmy since he had been 12.” 
  
 The Charmed actress continued, “Asia mentioned in these texts that she didn’t take any action on those images. No reporting to authorities, to the parents, or blocking of Jimmy’s social media. Not even a simple message ‘Don’t send me these images. They are inappropriate.’ There were a few other details revealed as well that I am not at liberty to mention in this statement as investigators do their job.” 
  
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 Just last month, The New York Times published a report claiming Asia paid off former child star Jimmy Bennett who had accused her of sexual assault. She would "strongly" deny the contents of the article and said she "never had any sexual relationship" with Jimmy. 
  
 But just a few days later, Rose decided to speak out and share her involvement—or lack thereof—in the case. 
  
 "Many people believe that because we have been close in each other's lives over the past year that perhaps I am affiliated with this incident or being complicit. I am not," she shared in a statement. 
  
 But as the pair continues posting multiple messages on Twitter, it has become clear that the early leaders of the #MeToo movement disagree on certain topics. |||||

Things are getting even more heated between Asia Argento and Rose McGowan, once thick as thieves amid the #MeToo movement: Argento has now demanded McGowan retract the statement she made Aug. 27 regarding sexual assault allegations against Argento. "Dear @RoseMcGowan. It is with genuine regret that I am giving you 24 hours to retract and apologise for the horrendous lies made against me in your statement of August 27th," Argento tweeted Monday. "If you fail to address this libel I will have no option other than to take immediate legal action." Former child actor Jimmy Bennett says Argento had sex with him when he was 17 and she was 37; Argento initially denied the accusation, but earlier this month, after getting a new lawyer, she changed her strategy and accused Bennett of sexually assaulting her, USA Today reports. It was McGowan's partner, model Rain Dove, who reported Argento's texts about the alleged encounter with Bennett to law enforcement. (Those same texts were also leaked to the press, but Rain Dove and McGowan deny any involvement in that.) In a previous tweet on Sept. 7, Argento had called on McGowan to change her tune, and included a screenshot of an apparent tweet from Rain Dove that, Argento said, had since been deleted; it reads, per Us Weekly and E! Online, "It was my mistake in interpreting the texts. You can tell even when I’m writing to Asia I thought she meant that he had been sending nudes since 12. But indeed it’s 17. Still underage nudes received. That was my mistake. I clarified that in the press and owned that." Argento wrote, "It is a shame that @rosemcgowan is not prepared to accept when she is wrong. @raindovemodel accepted she was wrong, but her tweet has been deleted. Rose's statement continues to make false claims." (Rain Dove prefers nongendered pronouns.)