New Summary: The woman from Alabama who made bold sexual assault allegations against renowned personalities Jay-Z and Sean “Diddy” Combs whilst she was still underage has released further details surrounding her accusations from an incident which dates back a quarter century. During her interview with NBC News, the mother, now aged 38, pointed out that fear of disbelief because of the famous personas deterred her from revealing her experiences earlier. Her claims revolve around motions of resistance she made during the alleged offense that Jay-Z, born Shawn Carter, quickly quashed. Despite some inconsistencies in her story, she remains adamant that the assault occurred. Both Combs and Carter have issued denials, dismissing the allegations as means to amass wealth and fame. The decision to name Carter in the lawsuit against Combs introduces an unexpected twist in the unfolding case. The woman claims the assault took place in an after-party following the MTV Video Music Awards 2000. In the lawsuit, she claims she had to sign what was thought to be a non-disclosure agreement before getting admitted to the party. Notwithstanding some discrepancies in her recounting of the assault, she asserts errors while maintaining the truthfulness of the sexual assault. Tony Buzbee, her attorney, authenticates her client’s allegations, revealing that she volunteered to take a lie detector test.