Rapper Sean Diddy Facing Allegations Involving 25 Minors
In a “shocking” press conference, American rapper Sean Diddy Combs has been accused of sexually assaulting 25 minors, including a 9-year-old child.
Attorney Tony Buzbee announced today, Tuesday, that he represents 120 people in civil lawsuits related to accusations against the rapper spanning the past three decades.
“I want to focus on the ages of these victims. When we talk about their ages at the time of the incidents, it’s shocking,” said the attorney.
Buzbee claimed that Diddy’s youngest victim was just 9 years old when the famous rapper allegedly sexually assaulted him.
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Speaking to reporters, Buzbee said, “This child, who was 9 years old at the time, was taken to an audition in New York City with ‘Bad Boy Records,’ where other children were also present for the audition.”
He continued, “All of the children were seeking jobs in television or music, with promises from the company that they would become stars.”
The child was allegedly sexually assaulted by Sean Combs and several other individuals in the studio in exchange for promises of a recording deal made to him and his parents.
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Buzbee shared other similar stories during the press conference, claiming that the rapper once forced another minor to engage in sexual acts with him in exchange for a recording deal.
He explained, “In another incident, a 15-year-old girl was taken to New York City for a party, where she was drugged and then taken to a private room with Mr. Combs, where she was gang-raped by the rapper and other individuals.”
The lawyer pointed out that the group of 120 victims is “evenly divided between men and women.”
He concluded the conference by stating: “We will expose those involved in this behavior behind closed doors. We will pursue this case, regardless of the identity of the accused.”
