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Another woman has joined the victims accusing rapper T.I.
and his wife Tiny Harris of sexual assault, abuse, and drugging.
and Tiny] in Nevada, California, and Florida over three days.
Blackburn previouslysent letters to offices in California and Georgia calling for criminal investigationsinto T.I.
(born Clifford Harris) and Tiny (born Tameka Cottle) on behalf of 11 initial victims.
A lawyer for T.I.
and Tiny told Vulture his clients continue to deny in the strongest possible terms these scurrilous and unsubstantiated accusations.
and Tinys studio and an Air Force veteran.
and Tiny denied the allegations through their lawyer at the time, who called them unsubstantiated and baseless.
Blackburn told theBeasthe has had conversations with two offices about his clients allegations.
If I was a prosecutor, Id have brought charges already, he said.
The new victim marks the first time Blackburn has accused T.I.
Steve Sadow, the lawyer for T.I.
and Tiny, repeated his previous statement that the claims would not manifest into charges upon being investigated.
In addition to the victims represented by Blackburn,dozens of victims began to accuse T.I.
and Tinyof sexual assault, abuse, and drugging in late January on Instagram.
Sabrina Peterson collected those allegations on her Instagram after she first accused T.I.
of once holding her at gunpoint.
Peterson, also co-represented by Blackburn,has brought a defamation suit against T.I.
and Tinyover their denials of her claims; through a separate lawyer, T.I.
and Tiny also denied making any defamatory statements.
