A woman who had accused Jay-Z of sexually assaulting her when she was just 13 years old has now completely withdrawn her allegations.
Speaking to Billboard, Doe’s new lawyer J. Carter, and those allegations were false. He continued: “She sincerely and unconditionally apologizes to Mr. Carter and his family. Buzbee shared a statement with Rolling Stone through email, saying, “We have multiple lawyers (at least four) who dealt with Ms. Doe long before she met me. She gave the exact same story to each. If for some reason now she is claiming she lied to us and the court, that’s new information.”
Blair Newman said: “Our client maintains that she was a victim of sexual assault, but she was entirely mistaken in her allegations identifying Mr. The latest court document states that Doe “not received or been promised any monetary compensation” in exchange for taking back her original statement, and she’s doing this of her own choice and on “my own free will”.
In documents submitted to a federal court on Thursday, September 24th, she told the judge that her original claims were untrue, The Guardian reported. She explained that she was dealing with mental health challenges at the time and that her former lawyers had rushed to file the case without conducting proper investigation. “Shawn ‘Jay-Z’ Carter never raped me. I have never met or spoken to Mr. Carter. Mr. Carter never engaged in any inappropriate conduct toward me whatsoever,” the woman stated in a declaration files in Manhattan federal court.
