In a new series of lawsuits targeting Sean “Diddy” Combs, an explosive allegation in one of them claimed the music mogul used a date-rape drug in baby oils and lotions. Six new lawsuits have been filed against Didi, prompting his legal team to ask the courts to reveal the identities of the people behind the filings.
Radar Online reports that among the six lawsuits filed by four John Does and two Jane Does, one specifically states that Diddy's large stash of oil was stocked with GHB, or Gamma hydroxybutyrate, which was notoriously used in cases where offenders would use GHB to take advantage of someone under the influence of drugs. As the outlet notes, GHB is a crystallized substance that was allegedly added to bottles of baby oil and lotion. In the same lawsuit, a child sexual abuse claim was also asserted.
A raid on homes owned by the founder of Bad Boy Records uncovered a massive amount of baby oil that was allegedly used at Combs' so-called 'freak off' parties. Combs' attorney dismissed the widely reported claims of 1,000 bottles of oil and added to that defense that his client lived near a Costco and bought the items in bulk.
Combs' attorneys have not commented further on the lawsuit other than to ask the judge to reveal who is behind the newer filings.
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