Chris Brown To Sue Rape Accuser As Her Sexually Explicit Messages Go Viral

Evidence against Chris Brown’s accuser, Jane Doe, has gone viral on the internet as she was seen, heard still sending explicit messages to the singer despite accusing the singer of rape. Earlier in the year, Jane had sued the singer for $20m, claiming that Chris Brown had sexually assaulted her during a yacht party that […]

Chris Brown To Sue Rape Accuser As Her Sexually Explicit Messages Go Viral

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Evidence against Chris Brown’s accuser, Jane Doe, has gone viral on the internet as she was seen, heard still sending explicit messages to the singer despite accusing the singer of rape.

Earlier in the year, Jane had sued the singer for $20m, claiming that Chris Brown had sexually assaulted her during a yacht party that was held in December 2020.

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With ongoing police investigations, the Miami Police obtained a different evidence which was against the accuser. It was gathered that she still reached out to Brown after the yacht party, sending him nude clips of herself, packed and moved to Los Angeles, and still attempted to hook up with the singer.

Some of her texts and audio messages said, “Missing u. U were honestly the best di*k I’ve had lol I just want it again. Why are you playing with meee lol.”(sic)

In reaction to the new evidence, Chris Brown took to his Instagram story to reveal that his team will be taking legal actions. He said, “No more dragging me through the mud. CLEARLY, YOU CAN
ALL SEE THE CAP.

Now let’s see if the media will keep that same energy they had trying to destroy me, to run the real story. Me and my team are taking legal action on this situation. You don’t play with people’s lives like that. THX TEAM BREEZY”(sic)

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