Jay-Z, Diddy rape accuser 'made some mistakes' in claim, but stands by allegations

Inconsistencies include key corroborating witnesses and images of the rappers' whereabouts on the night of the alleged attack that differ from the accuser's claims

A woman who accused billionaire rap moguls Sean “Diddy” Combs and Shawn Carter, known as Jay-Z, of sexually assaulting her when she was 13 years old admitted to inconsistencies in her account during an interview with NBC News.

“I have made some mistakes” the now-38-year-old Alabama woman, who remains anonymous, told NBC News in an interview published on Friday night. The inconsistencies included key corroborating witnesses and images of the rappers’ whereabouts on the night of the alleged attack that differ from the accuser’s claims. But the woman said she stands by her allegations of rape by Combs and Carter, both 55, which she said happened at an after-party in 2000 for the MTV Video Music Awards in New York City.