In the late hours of a September night in 2000, a 13-year-old girl found herself at a wild party in New York City. This wasn't just any party, but a VMAs afterparty with drugs and celebrities. The girl, known as "Jane Doe" in court papers, claims she was drugged and raped by music mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs and two other celebrities. The lawsuit, filed recently, paints a chilling picture. After feeling woozy from a drink, Jane Doe went to rest in a bedroom. That's where Combs, with a "crazed look in his eyes, " allegedly attacked her. She fought back, but the damage was done. The aftermath? A deep depression that still haunts her today. The girl had tried to sneak into the VMAs earlier that night, and a limo driver working for Combs invited her to the party. She signed a non-disclosure agreement, but now, two decades later, she's breaking her silence. This isn't the first time Combs faces such allegations. His lawyers are pushing for the names of accusers, arguing they need to prepare for his upcoming criminal trial. The case is complex, with numerous accusers and decades-old claims.

Diddy's Alleged Past: A New Lawsuit Emerges

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