Pusha T, Jay-Z face jaw-dropping allegations in Epstein files drop

Pusha T and Jay-Z’s names have come to light in the recent Epstein files drop made by the United States Government, amid over three million pages of documents.

The recent release primarily includes crisis intake reports from FBI National Threat Operations Center, since the Federal Bureau of Investigation kept a line open for the deceased child sex offender’s alleged victims to come forward in 2019.

In one of the reports an assumed victim makes grave accusations against the two hip-hop giants, claiming that they drugged and assaulted her.

"In approximately 2007, [REDACTED] attended a party [REDACTED], following an invitation from an unknown man who approached her as she walked down a street. Weinstein and Pusha T also attended the party and drugged her before engaging in sexual abuse,” the report reads.

Another instance notes "In approximately 1996, [REDACTED] resided with [REDACTED] in [REDACTED]. An unknown man abducted [REDACTED] from her home, whence she later awoke in the presence of Harvey Weinstein and Shawn Carter (Jay-Z) while Weinstein had inserted his fingers into [REDACTED].”

The victim believes she was at Epstein’s mansion in Florida when the disturbing 1996 incidents took place.

Notably, it is important to remember that the allegations against Pusha T and Jay-Z are not proven as of yet, since anyone could file a crisis intake report at the time.

Is Pusha T still CEO of Good Music?

No, Pusha stepped down from Good Music after his falling out Kanye West in 2022.

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