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Diddy accused of raping and threatening to kill a 19-year-old student

Online Niel October 26, 2024

Sean “Diddy” Combs was accused of raping and threatening to kill a 19-year-old student in the latest lawsuit against the rapper.

The alleged victim, who identified herself as Jane Doe, claimed in court papers filed Wednesday, Oct. 23, that in 2004, while attending college in Brooklyn, New York, she was invited to a photo shoot with Diddy, 55 years, too. roommate.

Doe said she was “flattered and excited to receive an invitation from someone in the Combs’ celebrity and stature”, according to the file, which was obtained by We weekly Thursday, October 24. (This is the latest file from the lawyer Tony Busbee.)

After attending the promotional photo shoot for Da Band, a band signed to Diddy’s Bad Boy Entertainment label, both Doe and the friend were invited to an after party. Before the women, who were both college freshmen, left for the party, Diddy allegedly told them to come to his hotel.for a more exclusive party“, according to the documents.

Doe and her roommate agreed and were reportedly escorted to a Manhattan-area Marriott hotel by Diddy’s entourage.

Shortly after they arrived at the hotel suite, where a dozen people were allegedly “drinking and listening to music,” Doe claimed she and the other student were “abruptly grabbed and taken to a separate room.”

When Doe asked the man where he was taking them, he replied, “You know what you’re here for” before putting the girls in a room and locking the door. Doe recalled being alone in the bedroom with her friend and Diddy, who allegedly “instructed” her to make cocaine from his coffee table and gave them several drinks.

“Combs continued to become progressively more aggressive with the two women and eventually began to forcefully (touch) them without consent,” court documents allege. Doe claims that when the pair objected, Diddy “ordered” her friend “to have oral sex with him or he would have killed them both.”

Doe said she begged Diddy to let them go, but he refused even after her friend “obeyed” the order. Instead, he allegedly told Doe to strip “under threat of violence.”

Doe alleged that Diddy then “forced himself on her and began sexually assaulting her,” alleging in her filing that the musician “groped her, molested her, and ultimately raped her Mrs. Doe, all while she begged him to stop.”

When the security guard opened the door to “ask if everything was okay,” Doe’s friend ran out of the room, but Doe said she “couldn’t move because Mr. Combs was still on top of her.”

Once Diddy got up to speak with his employee, Doe said he was told to stay in the room or “she would be killed.” After she left, she claimed she stood in the dark for 30 minutes before another security guard told her she could leave. She immediately took a taxi back to her home in Brooklyn, according to the documents.

“The attorney behind this lawsuit is more interested in media attention than the truth, as evidenced by his constant media appearances and 1-800 number,” a rep for Diddy said. Us in a statement on Friday, October 25. “As I said before, Mr. Combs cannot answer the every new publicity stunteven in response to claims that are ridiculous on their face or demonstrably false.”

The statement continued: “Mr. Combs and his legal team have full confidence in the facts and the integrity of the judicial process. In court, the truth will prevail: that Mr. Combs has never sexually assaulted or trafficked anyone – male or female, adult or minor.”

Doe, meanwhile, is asking a judge to award “compensatory damages” for “physical injuries, emotional distress” and “psychological injury, anxiety, humiliation, physical and emotional pain and suffering” during a lawsuit. The alleged victim also asked the court to award him punitive damages to determine at trial and pay attorney’s fees.

This file comes three days later NBC News reported that five new civil lawsuits were filed by Southern District of New York attorney Buzbee against Diddy. The files include details of “separate” incidents of alleged sexual assault and rape involving Diddy between 2000 and 2002.

“We will let the allegations in the filed complaints speak for themselves and will strive to bring justice,” the publication’s lawyer said in a statement on Sunday, October 20. Combs and others as defendants as we continue to gather evidence and prepare the case.”

According to the point of sale, two of the applicants are men and three are women — the youngest of whom was 13 at the time she claims Diddy raped her. Meanwhile, Buzbee previously filed six separate lawsuits against Diddy.

Diddy is currently incarcerated at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, charged with racketeering conspiracy, forcible sex trafficking, fraud or coercion, and transportation to engage in prostitution.

The music mogul’s legal troubles have been front page news since he was accused in November 2023 of sexually assaulting his ex-girlfriend cassia during their on-off relationship. Diddy denied the claims, but settled the suit out of court the same month.

When Diddy was arrested on September 6, a 14-page indictment was unsealed. The lawsuit accused him of abusing, threatening, and coercing the women “to fulfill his sexual desires, protect his reputation, and conceal his conduct.”

Diddy has pleaded not guilty to all charges but he was denied bail. Since then, his legal team has filed three unsuccessful appeals for his release ahead of his May 2025 trial.

As Diddy remains behind bars, several alleged victims have filed abuse and rape lawsuits against the rapper. In one of the Sunday files, year unnamed personal trainer claimed that Diddy would drug him and “essentially pass off the plaintiff’s drugged body as a party favor for their sexual pleasure.”

A rep for Diddy denied the claims, saying Us in a statement, “The attorney behind this lawsuit is more interested in media attention than the truth, as evidenced by his constant media appearances and 1-800 number.”

If you or someone you know has been sexually assaulted, get in touch National Sexual Assault Hotline at 1-800-656-HOPE (4673).