Following Mogul’s acrimonious challenge, the Jay-Z accuser does not exclude out filing a criminal complaint.

This is a serious and evolving legal matter involving grave allegations against Jay-Z and Diddy, both of whom are prominent figures in the music industry. The lawsuit filed by “Jane Doe” alleges sexual assault, including claims that Jay-Z and Diddy drugged and raped her when she was 13 years old, after an MTV Music Awards party in 2000. Jay-Z has strongly denied the allegations, calling them “heinous” and urging the accuser to file a criminal complaint if the claims are valid.

The attorney representing Jane Doe, Tony Buzbee, is weighing the possibility of filing criminal charges, emphasizing that the decision will depend on his client’s wishes. Under New York law, there is no statute of limitations for first-degree rape, allowing potential charges to be pursued regardless of the alleged incident’s age.

The lawsuit initially named only Diddy but was amended to include Jay-Z after the accuser identified him as the previously unnamed celebrity. This case follows closely after another high-profile legal matter involving Diddy, where he settled a separate lawsuit with Cassie Ventura alleging abuse and coercion.

Given the nature of the accusations and the high-profile individuals involved, this situation will likely continue to unfold in both legal and public forums. It is crucial to approach such matters with sensitivity to the seriousness of the claims and respect for due process.