Judge Mary Kay Vyskocil Rules That One Of Diddy's "Jane Doe" Accuser Must Reveal Her Identity (10/31/24)

The Epstein Chronicles

U.S. District Judge Mary Kay Vyskocil ruled that an anonymous accuser, known as "Jane Doe," must reveal her identity if she intends to pursue her lawsuit against Sean "Diddy" Combs. The plaintiff accuses Combs of sexually assaulting her nearly two decades ago at a New York City hotel. While Doe's legal team argued that maintaining her anonymity was crucial for her safety and well-being, Judge Vyskocil emphasized the legal principle of transparency in judicial proceedings. She noted that while privacy concerns are understandable, they don’t outweigh the need for openness in court, particularly without specific evidence showing that disclosing her identity would lead to harm. Doe’s legal team now has until mid-November to refile her lawsuit with her real name or risk having the case dismissed​
Combs has denied the allegations, claiming they are an attempt to damage his reputation and pursue financial gain. This decision could also set a precedent for other lawsuits filed against Combs by individuals under pseudonyms, potentially impacting the broader scope of legal actions against him.
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