This is a true crime in real time update from True Crime Today and the Hidden Killers podcast.

It was the fall of 2004 when a 19-year-old college student, a fresh face eager to carve out her future, found herself at a photo shoot for Daub band.

A few months before, she had never imagined she would be in the same room as a hip-hop mogul like Sean Diddy Combs.

But there she was, watching as the man who had built an empire in the music industry,

stood at the center of the room larger than life. He was magnetic, charming. Someone people

gravitated towards. This was a once-in-a-lifetime moment for her, or so she thought. She didn't know

that her life would soon take a terrifying turn that would haunt her forever.

According to a lawsuit filed in the Southern District of New York, this young woman, known

only as Jane Doe, claims she was swept up in the whirlwind surrounding Combs that day.

The lawsuit states that she and a friend were invited to an after-party, a routine occurrence

in the world of music entertainment.

But before the party, Combs allegedly asked the women to stop by his room at the Manhattan Marriott.

Just a quick visit.

A seemingly casual request?

What happened next, according to the complaint, was anything but routine.

The lawsuit details how the women entered Combs Hotel Room,

where members of his entourage were present.

It was here, Jane Doe claims, that the mood shifted.

Someone in Combs' circle, she says, suddenly

grabbed her and her friend separating them from the crowd. They were isolated in a room with

combs, where, according to the lawsuit, they were told chilling words. You know what you are here

for. It was the beginning of what would be described in the complaint as a nightmare, a series of

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