A lawyer representing Jay-Z has moved to dismiss a lawsuit that accuses the rapper, alongside Sean “Diddy” Combs, of raping a 13-year-old girl at a post-MTV Video Music Awards party in 2000.
The accuser, referred to as Jane Doe, admitted to inconsistencies in her account, including her claim about speaking with celebrities who were reportedly not present at the event.
Her father also contradicted her story, stating he has no memory of picking her up post-assault.
Jay-Z’s attorney, Alex Spiro, slammed the legal action as lacking proper vetting and suggested it was motivated by a pursuit of “money and fame.”
Jane Doe maintains her claims, acknowledging some mistakes in her recollection but stands by her fundamental allegation of sexual assault.
The lawsuit is one among many sexual assault claims against Sean Combs, who is currently detained awaiting trial on federal sex-trafficking charges.
Combs has denied all allegations against him.
The accuser’s lawyer, Tony Buzbee, insists on continuing to evaluate his client’s claims, saying her memory might be affected by the trauma of the alleged incident, a notion supported by rape support advocates, who argue victims of sexual assault can experience memory fragmentation due to trauma, particularly if substances were involved.
Photos from the night in question show Jay-Z and Combs at a different location than alleged by Doe.
As more truth comes out, the carefully crafted personas of these people will be exposed. The famous (actors, business CEOs, politicians and so on – “oh, I’m not worthy, let me bow to you”) will have a light shone on them so bright that everybody knows what they are and what they have done.
Cover a turd on the ground with gold leaf and spray it with Channel Number 5 and it looks good and smells nice. Get closer and poke it with a stick and the nasty stomach retching truth is revealed.
The time of revelation – the time of revealing the truth – the time were humanity stops worshipping famous and “powerful” people and starts to assert our own authentic power.