Jay-Z has filed a defamation lawsuit against rape accusers who claimed he and Didi had sexually assaulted her in 2000 and sued her attorney Tony Buzbee for false charges.
Jay-Z wants to go to trial with false rape charges
On Monday (March 3), Jay-Z’s attorney filed a defamation lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District Mobile Department of Alabama. Alabama is where Jane Doe lives. The lawsuit is named Buzbee and his firm Buzbee law firm, Jane Doe and David Fortney, another attorney who filed a complaint against Doe last December. The rape lawsuit was dismissed last month.
Four causes of action are listed in the lawsuit, including malicious prosecution, civil conspiracy and abuse of procedures against all defendants, while defamation is only directed at Jane Doe. Hov and his lawyers believe his identity has been a mystery since the first rape charge was filed last year, and his identity has been a mystery, and he has been searching for a huge payday, which Tony Buzbee took advantage of.
“The doe appears to have suffered personal and financial difficulties,” the lawsuit read. “She lost custody of her children, her parents supported the DOE in information and beliefs, and recently filed for bankruptcy protection. Desperate to get a payday, Doe hired Buzbee law firm, a long history of orchestrating media frenzy, with a vague and sensational sense of responsibility, to violate public affairs, to disparage Mr. Carter’s threat to devalue his dangers.
Rock State allegedly lost more than $20 million in business due to false rape allegations. Jay-Z claims DOE’s lies “injured to his personal and professional reputation, to his business entity Roc Nation (which caused his business to suffer a huge loss of more than $20 million), which exceeded $20 million – expensive losses, emotional injuries, humiliation and harassment”.
According to the rapper’s lawyer, when Jay’s representative asked to stand up
In fact, Jane Doe allegedly replied: “What is this for me?”
Tony Buzbee claims in a statement to XXL that Jane Doe’s claims support her, and Jay-Z’s new lawsuit includes a quote from Doe that “completely compensates.”
“This time Alabama’s proposed claims were pieced together with another case, Jay Z’s team, and filed the same claims to Los Angeles,” Buzzby said. “Like the case in Los Angeles, this new case in Alabama has no legal merit. Sean Carter’s investigators repeatedly harass, threaten and harass the poor woman, trying to intimidate and get her back on her in the lawsuit, or they talk to those who are not Jane.”
Last December, Jane Doe conducted an obvious interview with NBC News about her claims and admitted she made mistakes in the story. She claimed she was 13 years old when a friend drove her from Rochester, NY to New York City and won the MTV Video Music Award in 2000. Once outside the venue for the awards ceremony, she claimed she had a conversation with Diddy’s limousine driver, who offered her a party after the ride. According to her, she spoke to good Charlotte members Benji and Joel Madden at the party. Maddens’ representatives confirmed to NBC that they were not participating in the VMA and were touring the Midwest at the time.
After the party, Jane Doe insisted that she was raped by Jay-Z and Diddy after giving her a drink, which made her feel “drowsy”. She also claimed that her father picked her up after the alleged sexual assault and they “ridden home in silence” and “he didn’t ask me what happened.” But her father reportedly had no recollection of the incident and could not verify her daughter’s request for the media. “I think I’ll remember it, but I don’t,” he said.
Buzbee and Doe dropped the rape lawsuit against Jay-Z and Diddy on February 14, citing plaintiff Jane Doe voluntarily dismissed the action. This means that DOE cannot re-claim.
Jay-Z asked the jury to file a lawsuit against his companies, Jane Doe and David Fortney.
