rapidjson::Value::AddMember crashes on some keys

[rexkogitans]

Maybe there is something I do completely overcomplicated or even wrong, but since this function is working for nearly all values, I think it is not too wrong. However, when adding some values, it crashes. It does not depend on the inserted value, but on the inserted key. I found out, that rapidjson::Value::AddMember crashes with a key which contains a slash.

This is my function to add any value to the JSON data. Please note that this function is part of a huge application which is working fine except if const std::string *key is passed a string containing a slash:

rapidjson::Value *JSONDeskModel::addObjectNode(const std::vector<std::string> path, const std::string *key, const rapidjson::Value& newJSONValue) {
	/** Append to parentJSONValue **/
	rapidjson::Value *ret = nullptr;
	if (key == nullptr) {
		if (path.size() == 0) {
			this->newDocument();
			this->jsonRoot->CopyFrom(newJSONValue, this->jsonRoot->GetAllocator());
			ret = (rapidjson::Value *)&this->jsonRoot;
			this->validJSON = true;
		}
	} else {
		rapidjson::Value *parentJSONValue = this->getJSONValue(path);
		if (parentJSONValue != nullptr) {
			if (parentJSONValue->IsObject()) {
				rapidjson::Value localKey;
				localKey.SetString(key->c_str(), key->length(), this->jsonRoot->GetAllocator());
				if (!parentJSONValue->HasMember(localKey)) {
					rapidjson::Value localNewJSONValue;
					localNewJSONValue.CopyFrom(newJSONValue, this->jsonRoot->GetAllocator());
					rapidjson::Value& pj = *((rapidjson::Value *)parentJSONValue);
					pj.AddMember(localKey.Move(), localNewJSONValue.Move(), this->jsonRoot->GetAllocator());  // this is the offending line
					rapidjson::Value::MemberIterator it = pj.FindMember(rapidjson::Value(key->c_str(), key->length(), this->jsonRoot->GetAllocator()));
					ret = &it->value;
					this->validJSON = true;
				}
			}
		}
	}
	return ret;
}

What am I missing here? How can I protect this function from crashing? It should either just fail and return nullptr, or just work. I already tried wrapping the offending line with a try ... catch block with no success, because it is a SIGSEGV which cannot be caught.

I put it here in the issues because maybe it is really a bug in RapidJSON.

Kind regards.