Three anonymous accusers have filed civil lawsuits against Sean “Diddy” Combs, alleging the rap mogul sexually assaulted them in incidents spanning from 2019 to 2022. Among the accusers is a former employee who claims he was drugged with spiked alcoholic drinks and subsequently raped by Combs at a hotel.
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Allegations Detail Pattern of Abuse
The lawsuits, filed Thursday in New York, describe a disturbing pattern of alleged behavior involving Combs. According to the accusers, the incidents occurred at various locations, including New York City hotels and East Hampton.
“It was a usual thing—come for a meeting, have a drink, you get woozy, you wake up to Sean Combs raping you, you get ushered out the door,” said Thomas Giuffra, the attorney representing the plaintiffs. “I was struck by the similarity. I was contacted by in excess of 60 people. I only chose to file these three so far because I vetted them out. They’re very consistent with the pattern that Sean Combs followed.”
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Combs’ Legal Team Denies Allegations
Attorneys for Combs have denied the accusations, asserting that the claims are fabricated and accusing the plaintiffs of lying.
“These complaints are full of lies. We will prove them false and seek sanctions against every unethical lawyer who filed fictional claims against him,” Combs’ attorneys said in a statement.
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Calls for Anonymity in Court
Attorney Giuffra stated that his clients fear retaliation if their identities are revealed, emphasizing the risks they face in pursuing legal action.
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“My clients are afraid that if their identities become public, they’ll end up with a target on their back,” Giuffra said. “They want to scare people into silence. They’re just trying to intimidate people.”
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Combs’ Current Legal Troubles
These lawsuits come as Combs remains in pretrial detention in New York following his indictment on federal racketeering and sex trafficking charges in September. Combs has pleaded not guilty to those charges.
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