By Bond Robertson 
Lithuanian police initially dropped the investigation into abuse allegations against Rammstein singer Till Lindemann, which were posted on social media after a concert in Lithuania on May 22.
Now the claim is reversed, which confirms the opposite world They are investigating the defamation allegations.
The newspaper learned that the so-called preliminary investigation began in July, after the police received a statement from the singer’s lawyer.
He claimed he was drugged
The accusations against Lindemann began when Northern Ireland’s Shelby Laine took to social media with allegations of being drugged by band members during a pre-concert party in question.
Furthermore, she claimed that she was taken to a small room where she was allowed to meet Lindemann, where he leaned on her, and she claimed that he became very angry when she did not want to sleep with him.
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After that, several similar stories appeared on social media.
After several interrogations and investigations into the case, the Lithuanian Prosecutor’s Office concluded that there was no evidence to substantiate these allegations. German police also investigated several accusations, but ended in the same manner in August.
The Lithuanian Prosecutor’s Office confirms to Welt that there is currently no one with accused status in this case. Avisa was in contact with Shelby Lane on Thursday, who stated she was not aware of the ongoing investigation.
Thank you after closing
These accusations have received great attention in Germany.
When Rammstein gave his first concert after the accusations became known, several hundred demonstrators gathered outside the square in Berlin, under the slogan “No Rammstein in Berlin.”
The band subsequently canceled concerts after concerts, and record company Universal suspended promotion of the group.
Lindemann denied the accusations against him throughout.
– I thank everyone who waited impartially for the end of the investigation, he wrote on Instagram after the German police dropped the case against him.
His lawyers believe that the statements show that there is no basis for the accusations against the client.