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Sean "Diddy" Combs, the renowned music mogul, faces serious new accusations, with claims emerging that he assaulted a woman after dousing her in a lubricant mixed with the date rape drug Rohypnol. The attorney representing the unnamed victim, Ariel Mitchell-Kidd, revealed these startling details in an interview with NewsNation earlier this week.

According to Mitchell-Kidd, the victim was allegedly coerced into undressing at knifepoint by Combs. The attorney described how Combs then covered the woman’s body with an unknown lubricant, causing her to feel increasingly incapacitated, suggesting that the lubricant may have been laced with Rohypnol or GHB, another notorious date-rape drug. These substances, when combined with oil, can easily be absorbed through the skin, Mitchell-Kidd explained, which significantly lowers a person’s defenses.

The allegations do not stop there. The victim claims that after being rendered helpless by the drug-laden lubricant, she was brutally raped by Combs, his bodyguard, and a third individual. Mitchell-Kidd disclosed plans to file a formal complaint to bring these disturbing accusations to light.

Details of this case remain harrowing, with the lawyer recounting that the traumatized victim eventually managed to escape the attack. It remains unclear if this case is linked to another ongoing case that Mitchell-Kidd is handling, involving another unnamed victim alleging she was raped at Combs' home in 2018.

Sean Combs’ legal troubles are mounting. He has been incarcerated since September 16 on charges including racketeering, sex trafficking by force, and transportation for purposes of prostitution. The federal complaint accuses him of using drugs to maintain control over his victims during prolonged and violent sexual encounters.

In a shocking development, over 120 victims, comprising an equal number of men and women, and spanning three decades, have signaled their intent to file lawsuits against the Bad Boy Records founder for alleged sexual abuse. Among these are 25 minors, one as young as nine years old, who were reportedly promised stardom in exchange for their compliance, according to attorney Tony Buzbee.

Buzbee has indicated, that the onslaught of allegations might implicate numerous prominent individuals within the industry, some of whom may opt for settlement before the cases go public. While some celebrities have already chosen to settle, Combs and his legal team have continuously denied all allegations levied against him.