As a seasoned gamer with countless hours spent navigating the labyrinthine world of legal battles in strategy games like Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney and Law & Order: Legacies, I find myself drawn into this intriguing real-life courtroom drama between Jay-Z, Diddy, and lawyer Tony Buzbee.
Tony Buzbee, the attorney for an anonymous accuser who’s filed a civil suit claiming both Jay-Z and Sean “Diddy” Combs sexually assaulted a 13-year-old girl, has commented on Jay-Z’s recent public statement regarding these allegations. It was recently disclosed that the lawsuit initially naming only Combs, had been revised to include Jay-Z in the accusations as well.
What did Tony Buzbee say about Jay-Z’s statement?
“Concerning the case involving Jay Z and his attempts to muzzle my clients: Mr. Carter previously denied being the one who sued me. However, he initiated his baseless legal action under a false name.
Concerning the lawsuit involving Jay Z and his attempts to silence my clients: Previously, Mr. Carter disputed being the one who initiated the lawsuit against me and my team. However, he filed a baseless case under a false name. Interestingly, what he omits in his latest statement is that my firm had previously sent a demand letter on behalf of…
— Tony Buzbee (@TonyBuzbee2) December 9, 2024
The lawsuit claims that Diddy and Jay-Z sexually assaulted the plaintiff, identified as Jane Doe, at a Video Music Awards after-party in 2000. The plaintiff was reportedly 13 years old at the time.
In his latest post, Buzbee clarified that while he didn’t explicitly mention it in his statement, he did send a demand letter on behalf of an individual who claims to be a victim, but this person never asked for any money from the other party (Carter). Instead, they requested confidential mediation. Surprisingly, after receiving the demand letter, Carter not only filed a lawsuit against Buzbee, but also attempted to intimidate and harass both himself and the plaintiff. However, Carter’s actions have had the opposite effect. The plaintiff has become more resolute, and I am extremely proud of her courage.
According to CNN’s report, the lawsuit that originally named Jay-Z as “Celebrity A” outlines a sequence of incidents reminiscent of what happened.
Previously, Jay-Z, through Roc Nation’s social media platform, declared his innocence forcefully. On November 9th, lawyers representing Jay-Z filed a motion, requesting the unveiling of the plaintiff’s identity. If this is not granted, they asked the judge to dismiss the lawsuit.
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2024-12-10 14:10