A tape allegedly showing R&B singer R. Kelly sexually abusing girls has been turned over to law enforcement by one of Gloria Allred's clients, the lawyer says.
The client, Gary Dennis, said at a news conference in New York on Sunday that he does not know Kelly and does not know where the tape came from.
He said he came across it while cleaning out a collection he had for years.
Dennis said a man who appears to be Kelly was on the recording engaged in sexual acts with young girls.
Steve Greenberg, an attorney for Kelly, noted that lack of certainty.
"It is not him," Greenberg said. He also said that Kelly "denies that he is on any tape with underaged girls."
Dennis, an assistant at a nursing home,
Kelly is facing 10 counts of aggravated sexual abuse in connection with three girls and one woman.
He has denied any wrongdoing and pleaded not guilty after being charged last month.
He was released from jail on Saturday, where he had been held in connection with overdue child support.
He was released after a payment for more than $US161,000 ($A228,000) was made on his behalf.
Lawyer Michael Avenatti has also said he has turned over two videos to prosecutors that he says shows Kelly sexually abusing girls.
Australian Associated Press
