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An 11th accuser has now come forward with yet more disturbing accusations against Sean Combs, AKA Diddy.
The woman, Thalia Graves, claims Diddy and his former bodyguard drugged, bound and violently assaulted her, then learned that the attack was recorded and allegedly sold as a snuff film.
According to court papers obtained by Rolling Stone, Graves claims the sexual assault took place at the rapper’s Daddy’s House recording studio in New York City in 2001.
Graves says she got to know Diddy through her boyfriend who was an executive at Diddy’s Bad Boy Records and often attended events at Combs’ homes and his recording studio.
Her lawsuit claims that Diddy contacted her under the guise of wanting to meet to “discuss her boyfriend’s supposed performance issues.”
“It was evidently a sick and twisted way of using his ownership of and title at Bad Boy and its affiliate entities to abuse Plaintiff and also show his power and ability to humiliate her boyfriend, his executive,” the lawsuit reads.
Thalia Graves claims that after drinking a glass of wine given to her by Diddy she became “lightheaded, dizzy, and physically weak” and eventually became unconscious.
When she awoke, she claims she was naked and had her hands tied behind her back.
“Shortly thereafter, Combs entered the room naked,” the lawsuit claims. “He then bent [Graves] over the table causing her feet to dangle above the floor, forcefully held her down, and a—– penetrated her without her consent … [Graves] was unable to move, totally overpowered physically, in addition to being drugged and bound.”
Diddy also allegedly slammed her head into a pool table when she attempted to flee, causing her to lose consciousness again.
This time when she awoke, Diddy’s bodyguard Joseph Sherman, AKA Big Joe, allegedly slapped her several times and forced her to perform a sex act on him.
Rather than report the assault, she says she was “terrified of what Combs would do to her and her family if she reported him.”
She claims that Combs and Sherman threatened her and warned her not to tell anyone what happened and that she still lives in fear of them.
Thalia Graves’ attorney Gloria Allred will be holding a press conference at 2:30 p.m. ET, which can be viewed below.