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Jay-Z Asks Appeals Court to Revive Extortion Case After Rape Accuser Recants
Source: Rolling Stone · Published
The rapper and entrepreneur is citing his accuser’s retraction as he asks a California appeals court to reconsider its refusal to revive his extortion case against her prior lawyer
The rapper and entrepreneur is citing his accuser’s retraction as he asks a California appeals court to reconsider its refusal to revive his extortion case against her prior lawyer
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