Mel Gibson's Sister Slammed Oksana Grigorieva For 'Negative Energy & Bad Feelings,' Claims Author

"We are at dinner at Mel’s sister’s house in Agoura Hills.  I notice what looks like an out-house in the side yard.  Mel’s sister tells me that it was used to remove negative energy from people.

You went in, you spent some time, and when you came out you felt free of all negativity and anger.

But it seems that it’s been ruined.  According to Mel’s sister, Oksana Grigorieva went in and the Negative Energy Remover has never been the same since.

“Gibson says to me, 'I’ve tried therapy and it doesn’t work.’" Eszterhas writes in his book. "Mel says to Naomi, ‘I have so much rage and no one can tell me where it comes from.’ Naomi says, ‘Did your dad (Hutton) get that angry?’ Mel says, ‘No. Hutton could work up some steam, but nothing like me.’ Naomi says, ‘Did your brothers?’ Mel grins and says, 'Oh, yeah.'"

Eszterhas claims that during his time working with Gibson, he soon began to realize that the actor was anti-Semitic.

"The sun is setting in Malibu and Mel and I are out on the patio talking about Alan Nierob, my former publicity agent and Mel’s present one, a man both of us view as a friend. ‘Do you know his dad is a Holocaust survivor?’ I ask Mel. He looks at me with that flinty eye. ‘The Holocaust is mostly a lot of horsesh*t,’ he says. I know he’s goading me. He knows how I feel about the Holocaust..'They’re just a bunch of oven dodgers,’ he smiles. It is an actorly smile, the kind of smile Robert Mitchum did so well in The Night of the Hunter," Eszterhas asserts.