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

I'm Tony Bruske. And today we delve into a shocking new allegation against Sean Diddy Combs that has sent ripples through the entertainment industry.

Just yesterday, a lawsuit was filed in the Supreme Court of New York, claiming that Diddy sexually

assaulted a 10-year-old aspiring rapper in 2005. This accusation isn't just another headline. It's

part of a troubling pattern that continues to unravel around the music mogul, drawing fresh

scrutiny to his past. The lawsuit brought forth by an attorney named

Tony Busby identifies the plaintiff as John Doe, a boy who at the time was full of dreams and

ambition. In 2005, his parents, eager to help him break into the industry, traveled from

Los Angeles to New York,

seeking to connect with influential figures in music. They hired a consultant who promised a crucial

meeting with Diddy, believing it could launch their son's career. What began as a hopeful audition,

however, quickly spiraled into a nightmare. During this meeting, John Doe was allegedly invited to Diddy's hotel room

for a private audition. After performing a few songs, Diddy reportedly told the boy that he could make him a star.

But things took a dark turn when the consultant allegedly left the young boy alone with Diddy.

Moments later, another individual offered John a soda, which he drank.

Leading to a sensation, he described as feeling a little funny.

The lawsuit suggests that the drink might have been laced with drugs such as GHB or ecstasy.

Once under the influence, the lawsuit claims Diddy coerced the boy into sexual acts, instructing

him to move closer and then pushing him down.

In a terrifying twist, Diddy allegedly said, you have to do some stuff you don't want to do

sometimes.

The gravity of these words only deepened when the young boy reportedly lost consciousness during

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