Police Launch Sexual Assault Investigation Into Rammstein Frontman Until Lindemann
German police mentioned Wednesday that an investigation has been launched in opposition to Until Lindemann, the frontman of metallic band Rammstein, after a number of girls accused him of sexual assault.
A number of girls have come ahead in the previous couple of weeks alleging they have been drugged and groomed for sexual exercise with Lindemann, now 60, at Rammstein after-show events, based on Barron’s. Lindemann has denied all allegations, and his lawyer referred to as the allegations “with out exception unfaithful.”
“Preliminary proceedings have been initiated in opposition to Until Lindemann on allegations regarding sexual offences and the distribution of narcotics,” a spokesperson for Berlin’s public prosecution workplace instructed Barron’s. The workplace launched their investigation after receiving a number of legal complaints filed by third events, that means those that weren’t instantly concerned within the allegations.
German band Rammstein took to the stage in Munich as lead singer Until Lindemann faces accusations of sexual misconduct from greater than a dozen girls.
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A sequence of girls have come ahead by way of social media to explain alleged conditions the place Lindemann acted inappropriately towards them, the Guardian reported. Lots of the girls declare the band pre-chose them by way of social media to go backstage and interact with the band. (RELATED: JPMorgan Settles In Jeffrey Epstein Case)
Rammstein denied the allegations in opposition to Lindemann in an announcement shared on Instagram. “We inform our followers: it is necessary that you simply really feel good and protected at our reveals – in entrance and behind the stage.” The band is finest identified for his or her weird, overtly sexualized metal-genre efficiency artwork that borders on cabaret.
