A disturbing new lawsuit has surfaced that has Diddy's oldest son, Justin Combs, in the middle of some disturbing claims that include manipulation, drugs, and rape. The civil suit, from an unnamed woman, accuses Justin Combs of masterminding a nightmare 2017 incident in Los Angeles that culminated in her being gang raped by three masked men, one of whom, she alleges, might have been Justin.
The woman said she met Justin Combs on Snapchat, according to the complaint. The pair were engaged, and he even proposed a cross-country move after allegedly dangling a dream job in TV, as they had industry links with Justin's father, which turned out to be non-existent. He booked her a trip from New Orleans to Los Angeles, reportedly to get her work with Remote TV in Atlanta.
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But what was sold as an opportunity to break into the world of entertainment quickly soured. At a Beverly Hills residence, the woman said that she and Justin drank alcohol and smoked marijuana. She says the substances were spiked based on how strongly the drugs affected them in ways they had never experienced before. Throughout the day, she says she was forced to take unknown pills, which the lawsuit refers to as "poppers," which left her in an even more vulnerable position.
In this defenseless state, the lawsuit alleges the woman was drugged and raped by three men wearing masks. What turned the trauma and horror of the incident into complete terror was that she thought one of the men might be Justin. The lawsuit comes at a delicate time for the Combs family. Sean "Diddy" Combs already faces intense federal scrutiny in a separate sex-trafficking investigation, but now his son is being hounded by a civil suit that echoes some of the most sordid allegations against the music mogul. As legal entanglements continue to mount against one of hip-hop's most dominant family enterprises, this lawsuit adds a particularly chilling chapter to the growing controversy. If true, the consequences would be not only legally damning but culturally seismic, all but unraveling the legacy of Combs from the inside out.

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