Carrot Top Accuser Claims He 'Possesses Video Evidence' Involving Other Alleged Victims of the Besieged Vegas Entertainer

Zachary DeFazio doubled down on his sexual assault allegations against Carrot Top, claiming that he "possessed video evidence" involving other alleged victims.

"He would assault me without my consent and in a state that you could not walk one foot in front of the other ... that is no condition to consent," DeFazio said in an exclusive video obtained by OK! on Thursday, October 22.

"At times, I told him that I couldn't perform or do anything because I was intoxicated. He didn't care," DeFazio claimed.

DeFazio alleged that he "knew" he wasn't Carrot Top's sole victim, adding, "I also possess video evidence that there are others."

"Why are we being shoved under the rug?" DeFazio pleaded. "There are others and they're scared to come forward because no one is listening. Please. Everyone spread this message."

As OK! previously reported, DeFazio filed a police report against Carrot Top (real name: Scott Thompson) on October 18 in Winter Park, Fl., detailing three separate accusations of sexual assault.

In his filing, DeFazio claimed he met Thompson on the dating app Grindr in 2021, and that Thompson invited him to his home after they met up for drinks.

"I was distracted by his fame and by who I knew he was, rather than asking myself why a 56-year-old man was there and leaving, which is what I would have done," DeFazio claimed, per the documents.

DeFazio offered more context about their first meeting in the newly obtained video, claiming that Thompson messaged him using a fake profile picture and that he was "shocked" to find out to discover Thompson's true identity in person.

DeFazio claimed he was led to the comedian's 's-- room,' where he was groped and kissed without his permission.

"I did not consent," he said, per the docs. "I just complied. I was very uncomfortable."

DeFazio detailed two other instances of abuse, including one on April 21, 2021, when Thompson allegedly asked for permission to film their sexual encounter.

"I told him I do not do that and that I did not want any videos of me," DeFazio claimed, adding he was in "no condition to consent" based on his alcohol consumption.

Thompson allegedly insisted and said that "he had more to lose" than DeFazio did.

"Afterward I felt embarrassed," DeFazio continued. "I felt like I had done something wrong or let him down, and I felt like I owed him s--. Because I was so intoxicated, I felt complicit. I was not, and he knew that."

Carrot Top reportedly agreed to a $250,000 settlement in August 2025. The agreement called for Thompson to pay DeFazio $250,000 in exchange for releasing him and several associated parties from civil claims related to the allegations.

However, the documents explicitly deny wrongdoing, and it's unclear whether payment was completed.