Alaskan Bush People fans ‘disgusted’ by Matt Brown after two women claim he ‘violently raped’ them

, Jessica Jurges, 35, a former personal assistant of the reality TV family, claimed  raped her in a pool on July 8, 2018 in .

Following the alleged attack, Jessica reached out to Matt's brothers Bear and , who apologized for their troubled brother. 

In one text message reviewed by The Sun, Bear told Jessica: “I’d have killed him! No one disrespects a lady! That is unacceptable, he will pay!”

Brother Gabe responded: "I'm so sorry I mean this with all my heart stay away from Matt. 

“Does he know where you live? I don't know what to say or do tbh I think because there's nothing I can do. All the excuses in the world can't make up for his behavior - it's not ok.”

Jessica told The Sun that Matt, who has struggled with alcohol abuse and has been to rehab, persuaded her to get in the pool as he started drinking vodka while she drank Hennessy.

“But Matt eventually persuaded me to get in and he was like a shark. He ripped my bathing suit off. Wouldn't let go of me. I said no probably a million times," she said.

“I was disgusted. I said everything nasty I could to him, to get him off me and it wasn't happening."

She then claimed that she was saved by the second alleged victim, Shelly Dawn Early, who was Matt's then-manager, as she “ripped him off” Jessica.

Shelly, 54, alleged she was violently raped by him just three days later on July 11 after he had been drinking heavily.

She told The Sun: "I was at the same house and that's when he raped me.

"He knew that I had a hip replacement and he knew that my legs aren't as strong as the rest of my body. And that's how it happened. I couldn't ward him off because my hips were weak."

Both women reported the alleged rapes to the LAPD’s Topanga Division, who launched an investigation.

The case was passed to the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office, who declined to prosecute.

A spokesperson for the Discovery Channel, which airs Alaskan Bush People, said in a statement to The Sun: "Discovery Channel was approached several years ago regarding the allegations, finding them disturbing and very serious.

"We agreed the local authorities should be contacted immediately. Due to the nature of the accusations we felt that all cooperation would be most appropriately handled by law enforcement.”

The Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office did not respond to The Sun’s request for comment.