Lee Merritt, the woman's attorney, told the paper that his client-who was 19 when the relationship started-was furnished alcohol and illegal drugs during their relationship and was unlawfully restrained.
Last week, the woman filed a complaint with the Dallas Police Department alleging that Kelly infected her with an undisclosed STD in Dallas in December. She claims Kelly is guilty of aggravated assault because of the STD.
Merritt was recommended to represent her by Savage's attorney, Gerald A. Griggs, after she reached out to the Savages to let them know that she had spent time with their daughter, Jocelyn, who said a year ago to TMZ that she was not being held hostage by Kelly but wouldn't tell them her exact location.
The woman also said that Kelly tried to force her to sign on to be a member of his "sex cult" and reveal private family matters that he could use against her if ever things would have gone left.
Buzzfeed's report alleged the singer was running a "cult" that allowed him to sexually abuse and control young women.
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The Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines ( CBCP) News reported that Fox has worked in the Philippines for 27 years helping farmers and indigenous peoples (IPs).
R Kelly's extensive history of sexual misconduct is a matter of intense public scrutiny and conversation and continues to be almost ten years after he was acquitted during a trial over child pornography. Kelly did not comment to BuzzFeed but his attorney denied the charges in the article.
She claimed Kelly groomed her and took her to his "sex dungeon" where he forced himself on her. She reportedly sent the Savages a direct message via Instagram to tell them she had spent time with Jocelyn. He called the woman "brave and courageous" for filing her report with the police. The site reported the girl was "underage", but we're assuming they meant to drink alcohol-not to have sex. "We need a witness to speak up".
Merritt has scheduled a press conference for Tuesday.
The singer's latest accuser reached out via social media to Timothy and Jonjelyn Savage, who previously claimed their daughter Jocelyn was being held against her will at one of Kelly's homes.
