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Less
than
a
week
after
quickly
settling
a
sexual
assault
lawsuit
brought
by
Cassie,
Sean
“Diddy”
Combs
has
been
sued
by
two
more
women
one
of
whom
alleges
sexual
assault,
sex
trafficking,
and
revenge
porn,
the
other
who
also
alleges
the
mogul
“took
turns”
sexually
assaulting
her
with
singer
Aaron
Hall.
Source:
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Media
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Getty
Joie
Dickerson-Neal
Accuses
Diddy
Of
Sexual
Assault,
Revenge
Porn
NBC
News
reports
that
a
woman
has
accused
Diddy
of
sexual
assault
and
battery,
intentional
infliction
of
emotional
distress,
sex
trafficking,
gender-motivated
violence,
and
making
and
disseminating
revenge
porn.
Source:
Ricky
Vigil
/
Getty
“Plaintiff
brings
suit
against
Defendants
to
redress
the
substantial
and
lifetime
injuries
she
has
suffered
as
a
result
of
being
drugged,
sexually
assaulted
and
abused,
and
being
the
victim
of
‘revenge
porn’
that
Sean
Combs
or
‘P.
Diddy’
created
and
distributed,”
the
suit
filed
in
New
York
Supreme
Court
stated.
The
alleged
victim,
Joie
Dickerson-Neal,
said
in
1991
while
she
was
a
student
at
Syracuse
University
she
agreed
to
a
dinner
with
Diddy
at
a
Harlem
restaurant.
The
Plaintiff
said
she
went
“reluctantly”
after
the
then-rising
music
mogul
“pushed”
her
to
keep
him
company.
During
that
dinner,
Dickerson-Neal
alleges
that
she
left
a
drink
unattended
and
was
“intentionally
drugged
resulting
in
her
being
in
a
physical
state
where
she
could
not
independently
stand
or
walk.”
Citing
the
lawsuit,
NBC
adds
that
after
leaving
the
establishment,
the
Plaintiff
says
Diddy
pressed
her
to
smoke
marijuana
and,
“from
that
point
on,
Plaintiff’s
memory
is
incomplete.”
“Driving
first
to
a
music
studio
where
she
could
not
get
out
of
the
car,
Combs
proceeded
to
a
place
he
was
staying
to
sexually
assault
her,”
the
suit
alleges.
“Because
she
had
been
drugged,
Plaintiff
lacked
the
physical
ability
or
mental
capacity
to
fend
Combs
off,”
the
suit
alleges.
Dickerson-Neal
is
alleging
that
Diddy
recorded
him
sexually
assaulting
her
and
days
later,
her
friend
DeVanté
Swing,
of
the
popular
’90s
R&B
group
Jodeci,
allegedly
said
that
he
viewed
a
“sex
tape”
along
with
other
people,
according
to
the
suit.
The
lawsuit
alleges
that
Dickerson-Neal’s
life
“went
into
a
tailspin,”
amid
severe
depression
and
suicide
ideation,
and
despite
her
filing
police
reports
at
unspecified
agencies
in
New
York
and
New
Jersey,
her
case
never
went
anywhere,
adds
NBC.
In
her
suit,
she
credits
Cassie
for
“forcing
her
to
face
his
assault
again”
by
coming
forward
with
her
lawsuit.
Jane
Doe
Accuses
Diddy
Of
“Taking
Turns”
Sexually
Assaulting
Her
With
Aaron
Hall
NBC
News
reports
that
a
woman
has
accused
the
Bad
Boy
Records
mogul
of
sexually
assaulting
her
in
1990
or
1991
following
an
event
at
the
offices
of
MCA
Records,
according
to
a
lawsuit
filed
Thursday.
Source:
Dave
Benett
/
Getty
The
woman
identified
only
as
Jane
Doe,
said
she
and
a
friend
met
Combs
and
Hall,
who
was
a
member
of
the
R&B
group
Guy
at
the
time,
at
the
record
label’s
offices
for
an
event
MCA
was
hosting.
She
then
alleges
that
Diddy
and
Hall
invited
them
to
an
afterparty
where
she
was
allegedly
coerced
by
Diddy
into
sex,
before
Hall
“barged
into
the
room,
pinned
her
down,”
and
raped
her.
The
lawsuit
also
alleges
that
the
two
men
sexually
assaulted
Jane
Doe’s
friend
that
same
evening
at
Hall’s
home.
The
friend
is
not
identified
by
name
in
the
lawsuit.
Citing
the
lawsuit
NBC
adds
that
two
days
later,
Doe
says
that
Diddy,
who
worried
that
“the
girl
he
was
with
at
the
time”
would
find
out
about
the
alleged
incident,
came
to
the
home
where
the
two
women
were
staying
and
“choked
Doe
until
she
passed
out.”
Combs,
Hall,
MCA
Music
Entertainment
Group,
and
Geffen
Records
are
named
as
defendants
in
the
lawsuit.
Joie
Dickerson-Neal
and
Jane
Doe’s
lawsuits
were
both
filed
under
New
York’s
Adult
Survivors
Act.
A
spokesperson
for
Diddy
has
released
a
statement
to
NBC
calling
the
lawsuits
a
“money
grab.”
“These
are
fabricated
claims
falsely
alleging
misconduct
from
over
30
years
ago
and
filed
at
the
last
minute.
This
is
nothing
but
a
money
grab.
Because
of
Mr.
Combs’
fame
and
success,
he
is
an
easy
target
for
anonymous
accusers
who
lie
without
conscience
or
consequence
for
financial
benefit.
The
New
York
Legislature
surely
did
not
intend
or
expect
the
Adult
Survivors
Act
to
be
exploited
by
scammers.
The
public
should
be
skeptical
and
not
rush
to
accept
these
bogus
allegations.”
