This is Hidden Killers Week in review. I look back at the most prolific stories of the week.

Picture this. You're 22 years old. You've just won MTV's Model Mission Competition, and you're

walking the runways of New York Fashion Week. The world feels like it's opening up for you.

Then within the span of a few months in 2003, you allegedly cross paths with two of the

most powerful men in entertainment, both supposedly offer to help your career, both allegedly

drug you, both allegedly assault you, and then you spend the next 22 years in silence

watching these men become even more powerful while you struggle with depression,

anxiety, and what you now recognize as trauma.

This is Crystal McKinney's story, and it's one that connects two of the biggest criminal cases

in recent entertainment history.

She's the woman who has accused both Sean Diddy Combs and Harvey Weinstein of sexual

assault, making her perhaps the only known survivor to have allegedly been victimized by both

men. And if you think that's just a coincidence, well, buckle up because this story gets a lot

more disturbing before it gets hopeful.

Let me take you back to 2003.

Bush is president, flip phones or cutting-edge technology,

and Crystal McKinney is living what should be every aspiring model's dream.

She's 22, she's got the MTV win under her belt,

and she's working the fashion circuit in Manhattan.

During Men's Fashion Week, she gets introduced to Sean Combs at his Sean John fashion show.

And look, if you're a young model trying to make it in 2003 getting noticed by Diddy isn't just a career opportunity.

It's like winning the lottery. The man was at the

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