Sean “Diddy” Combs has yet again been hit with another alleged sexual assault lawsuit over 2003 allegations. According to Billboard, an alleged lawsuit has been allegedly filed today, Wednesday, December 6 in a New York federal court allegedly by an unnamed Jane Doe. Doe alleges that she was “[allegedly] sex trafficked” and [allegedly] gang raped” by the rapper, former Bad Boy Records president Harve Pierre, and another unknown man allegedly in 2003. Doe claims she was allegedly 17 years old at the time.
Jane Doe’s lawyers claim that she has struggled with past trauma regarding Combs’ alleged participation in the alleged sex trafficking and alleged gang rape. Doe’s struggles have allegedly affected almost all of her life as well as her personal relationships. In the complaint filed by Jane Doe’s lawyer, Douglas Wigdor, he says that the new allegations “[against Sean Combs] are in many ways even more egregious” than the prior cases. Combs has since responded to the new allegations, saying that he has had enough. He claims that he has not committed any of the alleged sexual assaults reported against him. Harve Pierre has yet to comment.
In regards to the new alleged sexual assault lawsuit allegedly filed against Combs, Pierre and an unknown man, Jane Doe alleges that she allegedly met Pierre at a club in Detroit in 2003. She claims that Pierre allegedly forced her to have alleged sexual intercourse with him. She claims that she allegedly flew to New York on Combs’ alleged private jet to allegedly meet him in his recording studio.
Doe also claims that the three men allegedly gang-raped her even though she allegedly told them to stop. Harve Pierre also allegedly resorted to violence, allegedly forcing her to have intercourse as she was allegedly choked. Doe claims she was allegedly unable to stand up and needed assistance to walk out of the studio and to the car. She allegedly flew back to Michigan after the alleged gang rape.
Most of the past alleged lawsuits allegedly filed against Combs for alleged sexual assault were filed under New York’s Adult Survivors Act. However, this new lawsuit was not allegedly filed under that act because it allegedly expired on Thanksgiving. It is now filed under the Victims of Gender-Motivated Violence Protect Act.
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