Why Did Jay-Z's Lawyer Ask to Dismiss a Case Involving a 13-Year-Old?

Recently, a case involving rapper Jay-Z took an interesting turn. A woman, known as "Jane Doe, " sued Sean "Diddy" Combs for rape, but added Jay-Z to the lawsuit later. She claimed the assault happened after the 2000 MTV Video Music Awards. In a recent NBC News report, Jane Doe admitted there were inconsistencies in her story. She said her dad picked her up after the incident, but he doesn't remember this. Also, a celebrity she claimed to speak to at the afterparty wasn't even in New York that night. Photos show Jay-Z and Diddy were in a different area than described. Jay-Z's lawyer is now pushing to dismiss the case. He says Jane Doe must reveal her identity or drop the lawsuit. The lawyer argues her reasons for staying anonymous aren't good enough. Jay-Z also previously sued Jane Doe's lawyer for alleged blackmail. This case is complex and raises questions about memory accuracy and legal procedures.