Jay-Z’s alleged assault victim reportedly “Terrified” that rapper knows her identity

Jay-Z is suing Jane Doe for defamation. The woman, whose identity is still unknown to the public, accused the rapper of sexually assaulting her in 2000. Her story has been picked apart by NBC and Hov’s legal team to such a length that her lawsuit has been dropped. Now, however, Jay-Z is suing in return. The rapper filed court documents against Doe and her lawyers on March 3. Within hours, Doe responded and made it clear she did not feel safe.

Jane Doe reached out to TMZ following Jay-Z’s lawsuit. She told the outlet that she has been bullied by members of the rapper’s legal team. She went as far as to claim to be tracked down by investigators and urged to sign an affidavit. Doe told TMZ the affidavit would have absolved Hov of any sexual assault allegations. The accuser refused, but made it clear she was “terrified” by the whole situation. Doe noted that investigators representing Jay should not have been able to track her down to her home, since her identity has been kept a secret. She claims to be “intimidated” by the notion of Jay knowing who she is.