Death – Obituary – Accident and Crime News : The woman who has recently filed a bombshell lawsuit against the acclaimed actor Jamie Foxx for an alleged sexual assault in 2015 has made a request to remain anonymous throughout the legal proceedings. Identified only as Jane Doe, the accuser has expressed her fear of potential retribution from Foxx and his influential circle.
In court documents, she states, “I have suffered psychological and emotional injuries as a direct result of the sexual assault mentioned in the Complaint.” The victim, according to Radar Online, firmly believes that her safety is at risk due to the high-profile nature of the case, which has garnered extensive media coverage. She further explains, “I am hesitant to disclose my identity as a sexual assault survivor due to the sensitivity of this matter. Revealing my identity would subject me to further shock, shame, and embarrassment, given the prominence and celebrity status of the Defendants involved.”
The incident in question allegedly occurred in August 2015 at Catch NYC, a renowned New York bar. Doe claims that Foxx groped her breasts in a private area of the venue and proceeded to engage in unwarranted sexual contact by inserting his fingers into her vagina and anus.
This lawsuit was filed under the New York Adult Survivors Act, a legislation that has since expired but has garnered significant attention. Over 3,000 civil suits were filed under this act, including cases against notable figures such as Diddy, Russell Brand, and Interscope co-founder Jimmy Iovine.
Doe shares her struggle to come forward with the events that transpired, stating, “The sexual assault I endured has had a profound impact on my mental health, causing depression, anxiety, and sleep disturbances. I am deeply concerned that public disclosure of my identity will only exacerbate the emotional trauma I have already experienced.”
Jamie Foxx, renowned for his versatile acting skills, most recently portrayed lawyer Willie E. Gary in his latest film, The Burial, following a period of hospitalization for an undisclosed health scare in April.
As the legal process unfolds, Jane Doe continues to seek anonymity, highlighting the importance of protecting victims of sexual assault from potential harm and further emotional distress.