DeMario Jackson’s Accusers Demand $1M As They Detail Alleged Assaults In Court

DeMario Jackson’s accusers are seeking a seven-figure default judgment against the former "Bachelorette" star.

The former reality TV star is still facing legal battles over sexual assault allegations brought by two women whose identities remain protected.

The accusers have charged DeMario Jackson with non-consensual sexual acts, false imprisonment, and intentional infliction of emotional distress.

According to court documents obtained by In Touch, the two women—identified as Jane Doe No. 1 and Jane Doe No. 2—are asking the court to award them each $500,000 for pain and suffering.

On top of that, they’re both requesting an additional $35,000 for medical expenses, loss of earnings, and anticipated future medical costs.

The lawsuit, filed in 2022, accuses the 37-year-old reality star of sexual assault, false imprisonment, and intentional infliction of emotional distress. As part of their case, the women submitted declarations to support their plea for a default judgment against DeMario.

In her statement, Jane Doe No. 1 revealed she first met DeMario on a dating app in 2018, and on their first date, DeMario exposed himself as they were sitting in his car.

“I was shocked and felt trapped. In an attempt to set boundaries, I told [DeMario] that his behavior was unacceptable. [DeMario] apologized," Jane Doe No. 1 said per the docs. "Based on what I believed was the [DeMario’s] sincere apology, I agreed to continue seeing [DeMario] again.

Jane Doe No. 1 claims that on February 16, 2018, she encountered DeMario while she was out, and that he appeared intoxicated. Concerned for his well-being, she took him back to her place to "sleep it off."

However, as she was drifting off to sleep, she alleges she was “startled awake” when DeMario "flung his body on top of mine and attempted to kiss me forcefully."

According to the docs obtained by In Touch, Jane Doe No. 1 explained in her testimony, “Summoning as much strength as I could muster, I forcefully pushed him off me. I stated with specific words and actions that I would not engage in sexual activity and did not consent to engage in sexual activity with [DeMario]. [DeMario] pinned me down on the bed.”

She added, “I could not move my arms or my head. I screamed ‘NO’ repeatedly to no avail. [DeMario] then forcefully sexually assaulted me by violently shoving his unprotected p-nis into my unlubricated v-gina. As [DeMario] was violently thrusting himself into me, I began to cry. Once [DeMario] ejaculated, I demanded that he leave my home, to which he obliged.”

Jane Doe no. 2 said she met DeMario through Instagram in July 2022.

She alleges that DeMario invited her to his home, where he insisted they share some wine. She claims she went over and had a few drinks but maintains she never became severely intoxicated. According to Doe No. 2, DeMario initiated a kiss, and she kissed him back.

However, she says she informed him that she was menstruating and did not want to have v-ginal intercourse. Instead, she agreed to engage in an-l sex.

“As we were having an-l sex, [DeMario] forcefully sexually assaulted me by violently shoving his unprotected p-nis into my unlubricated v-gina while my tampon remained inside me," she said. "He proceeded to v-ginally rape me. My v-ginal bleeding increased, and as soon as [DeMario] finished raping me, I left and drove to my friend’s home.”

Per the court docs, the accuser added, “I have sustained permanent and continuing injury to my nervous system and person, which has caused and continues to cause me mental, physical, nervous pain, suffering, fright, upset, grief, worry, and shock.”

DeMario denied the accusations.

“Four years ago, I, DeMario Jackson, walked directly into the Los Angeles police station after being falsely accused of raping two white women without a lawyer present and the police let me freely leave,” he said. “Here is why: My arriving and departing Uber receipts proved when, where and the time I was with these women and the truth is my receipts proved I was completely out of the vicinity,” he added.

DeMario continued, “In addition to that, I provided screenshots of text message communication the day after they filed police reports. The authorities looked at all my evidence and let me, a six foot, four inches tall Black man leave that precinct without a doubt because I did no wrong. I am innocent, I did not hurt or harm those women.”

The civil case is ongoing.