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A Jane Doe who is accusing Sean “Diddy” Combs of sexually assaulting her at a party two decades ago has been ordered to reveal her identity. If she fails to do so, her lawsuit will be dismissed, a New York judge ruled. Southern District Judge Mary K Viskosil has given the woman a few days’ time to submit her identification in the court. While the judge recognized Doe’s right to privacy, he emphasized that taking legal action against a prominent figure comes with an expectation of accountability.
The person who accused Didi asked to reveal his identity
Days after Sean “Diddy” Combs faces six new lawsuits, attorney Tony Buzbee hinted at nearly 100 more lawsuits on the horizon, with the rapper’s legal team arguing that the identities of these accused should be made public.
In a ruling obtained by Page Six, Judge Mary Kay Viscocil said that Jane Doe, who filed her lawsuit anonymously, decided to “accuse a famous person of engaging in heinous conduct nearly twenty years ago.” and also claimed that several businesses were involved. That conduct. As a result, the judge ruled that Doe “has not met her burden to show that she is entitled to anonymity”.
Doe has until November 13 to re-file her lawsuit using her real name. Judge Viscocil recognized Doe’s right to maintain her private life because her claims were so sensitive. However, he also stressed that there is a need for accountability when making such serious claims against a public figure.
Diddy accused of sexual assault and threats to murder
Represented by Texas-based attorney Tony Buzbee, who is also handling 120 other lawsuits filed against the music mogul arrested on sex trafficking, racketeering and other sexual misconduct charges, the woman claims Diddy lured her and a friend to a Was invited to a private party for a work-related meeting. Once they arrived, the Bad Boy Records producer allegedly threatened them with violence if they did not comply with his sexual demands.
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Buzbee is also representing several other cases in which Diddy has been accused of assaulting multiple women, minors, and even men. The alleged “freak” parties are the primary concern in these cases, with reports suggesting that Combs hosted these events in order to exploit individuals and force them into sexual activities with powerful figures.
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On October 30, Shawn Combs faced a new bombing charge, this time involving an attack on a 10-year-old in 2005. The suit is one of two filed by attorney Tony Buzbee in Manhattan state court on the same day. The complaint, filed by a California plaintiff known only as John Doe, claims he was an up-and-coming actor and rapper when a consultant “auditioned” with Combs at a New York hotel. Had arranged. The lawsuit alleges that when Doe expressed a willingness to “do anything” to achieve success, Combs allegedly gave her a spiked soda, pushed her, and forced her to perform sexual acts.
