Description: An Alabama woman, who made claims of sexual impropriety perpetrated by Jay-Z and Sean “Diddy” Combs when she was a minor, has divulged additional details regarding her accusations from an incident dating back to 25 years. In an interview with NBC News, the woman, currently a 38-year-old mother, revealed she remained silent for multiple years due to a fear of her claims being dismissed given the stars’ high-profile status. She maintained that Jay-Z, whose real name is Shawn Carter, managed to brutally stifle her resistance during the alleged occurrence. Despite noting a few discrepancies in her story, she held firm her conviction that the assault indeed took place. Both Carter and Combs, on the other hand, have refuted the allegations, attributing them to attempts at financial gain and clout. Her decision to implicate Carter in the lawsuit initiated against Combs indicates a significant development in the proceedings. The supposed assault allegedly occurred at the MTV Video Music Awards 2000 after-party. The lawsuit indicates that she was asked to sign a document — likely a non-disclosure agreement — before entry. A few discrepancies were identified in her recounting of the situtaion, which she acknowledged, asserting though, that her assertions of sexual misconduct were genuine. To acknowledge and consolidate her client’s credibility, her lawyer, Tony Buzbee, confirmed she consented to a polygraph test.