To Lindemann must have been reported
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Rammstein is accused of systematically selecting young women to have sex with the singer after the concerts.
Several women have shared their stories on social media.
“When I got to my room and took off my clothes, I saw all the bruises,” writes concertgoer Shelby Lynn on Twitter.
It was last week as the Irish Shelby Lynn talked about their experiences in social media.
She had traveled to Vilnius, Lithuania, to attend one of Rammstein’s concerts. There she was also invited to the band’s pre- and post-parties.
Before the concert, she must have been introduced to the band’s singer, To Lindemann, who gave her sexual invitations. When she refused, the singer allegedly reacted aggressively, Lynn writes on Twitter.
But she wants to clarify that nothing sexual happened there and then.
“Til didn’t move me. He accepted that I didn’t want to have sex with him. I have never claimed that he raped me,” writes Lynn.
She also suspects that she was drugged at the pre-party because she has no clear memories of the rest of the evening, despite only having two drinks and a shot of tequila.
She woke up bruised and vomited for a day after the concert, she says.
A report against Till Lindemann must also have been made.
“Sophisticated system”
Several German media are now reporting on how young female fans are systematically selected to have sex with the singer in connection with the concerts.
The public service channel NDR and the newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung, which have done a joint investigation, have spoken to several women who all testify to the same “sophisticated system” that targets women against the band leader.
Even on Tiktok, the testimonies trickle in. A woman, who was also at the concert in Vilnius, testifies to similar experiences.
She describes how the women – who were invited to what is called “row zero” – were lined up in front of the stage before the concert. Then they were photographed by a person connected to the band.
After that, specific people were selected and allowed to accompany them to the parties.
Denies the allegations
Rammstein denies all accusations.
“Regarding the accusations circulating on the Internet regarding Vilnius, we can rule out the possibility that what is alleged took place in our surroundings. We are not aware of any official investigations into this matter,” the band wrote on their official Twitter account.
Shelby Lynn has shared the band’s comment, calling it “disgusting”.
“How can you deny that this happened, HOW dare you?” she writes.
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