Braden Peters, is facing three criminal charges in Massachusetts linked to an alleged 2025 encounter involving a minor. (Photo: X/@fearstreamers60)
The rape count falls under Chapter 265, Section 22(b) of Massachusetts law and carries a maximum sentence of 20 years in state prison for a first offence. A separate felony count under Chapter 272, Section 3 concerns drugging a person for sexual intercourse and carries a sentence ranging from 10 years to life imprisonment upon conviction. The lawsuit alleges battery, fraud, intentional infliction of emotional distress and unauthorised use of name and likeness.
The Massachusetts prosecution follows a separate civil lawsuit filed against Peters in Florida earlier this year.
The lawsuit describes alleged incidents beginning in 2025. The complaint also alleged that Peters injected her face with Aqualyx, a fat-dissolving substance, without her consent during a livestream, reported by CBS Miami. The plaintiff alleged non-consensual sexual encounters with Peters at his family’s Cape Cod home while she was intoxicated. Peters later responded on social media by saying women were seeking money from him. No defence lawyer was identified for Peters in the online criminal docket at the time of the report. It remains unclear from the criminal docket whether the Massachusetts prosecution stems from conduct described in the Florida lawsuit.