One of Stephen Collins' alleged victims was a preteen babysitter who watched over the "7th Heaven" star's daughter in the mid-90s, according to an email written by his wife Faye Grant which was reviewed by the NY Daily News.

The woman reportedly claimed that Collins once tried to put her hand on his penis when she was 14 years old at the couple's Greenwich Village apartment, sources stated. The alleged victim reportedly sent an anonymous letter to Grant in 2000 and contacted police in Los Angeles and New York in 2012, the source close to the investigation stated.

"Stephen lied when confronted 12 years ago. He said he had a hole in his holey jeans, as was the style then, and that you 'must have' seen his genitalia one time," Faye Grant reportedly wrote in her email to the woman.

She added, "I do not think he has allowed himself, or perhaps he is not capable of experiencing the pain he has caused children."

Grant also reportedly expressed that she thinks her husband is a "sociopath" in the email, according to Fox News.

"I knew Stephen was a narcissist. I did not know he was a pedophile," Grant wrote in the email.

The child molestation allegations made against the actor has caused the downfall of Stephen Collins' career.

After having his scenes cut from "Ted 2" and "Scandal," the actor will no longer be repped by APA, according to Deadline. UP TV also reportedly stated on Tuesday that it was pulling "7th Heaven" from it programming schedule.

According to a SAG-AFTRA rep, Collins reportedly resigned from its national board after being elected in 2011 and reelected in August 2013 for a four-year term.