Diddy Accuser receives anonymity rule

A New York judge won’t force an Arizona woman to reveal her identity after charging Sean “Diddy” with rape. According to court documents obtained by AllHipHop, on Monday (November 4), Judge Vernon Broderick approved the accuser’s request to proceed anonymously. The woman identified as Jane Doe accused Diddy of raping her in Las Vegas (…)

A New York judge won’t force an Arizona woman to reveal her identity after suing Sean ‘Diddy’ for rape. According to court documents obtained by AllHipHop, on Monday (November 4), Judge Vernon Broderick approved the accuser’s request to proceed anonymously.

The woman identified as Jane Doe accused Diddy of raping her in Las Vegas in 2024. Doe was invited to one of Diddy’s parties by a promoter known as ‘International Smoove’. She went back to Diddy’s hotel for an after-party and reportedly lost control of her motor functions after drinking drinks provided by Diddy.

“Plaintiff did as Combs suggested and took a few sips of what she thought was vodka from one of the open bottles, but about 40 minutes after drinking 1-2 drinks from the Ciroc bottle, Plaintiff began to feel nauseous and feeling dizzy, slowly losing control of her motor functions,” her lawyers wrote. “This happened around 8:00 p.m….Plaintiff informed ‘Smoove’ that she was not feeling well and would probably have to leave the party soon. ‘Smoove’ directed her to an empty bedroom in the suite and told her to lie there until she felt better. He said she didn’t have to worry about being disturbed because the door would be locked. The next thing the complainant remembers is waking up the next morning feeling drowsy and in pain. Her whole body ached and it felt hard to move.”

Her attorneys continued, “As soon as she woke up, she saw Combs in the corner of the room, shirtless and loudly and animatedly yelling at someone on the phone. He was the only person in the room with her and it was clear that someone else had been in bed with her. Out of fear and confusion, Plaintiff remained still and silent until Combs left the room and she heard the front door of the suite close. The claimant eventually stood up and realized that she was naked and that her general pain was even worse in her genital area. Plaintiff was shocked when she realized she had been raped by Combs.

Doe said she slept for two whole days after the incident. She “struggled with intense emotional pain and mental health issues, feeling disgusted and deeply depressed.” She sought damages for injuries and false imprisonment.

Judge Broderick allowed Doe to remain anonymous, unlike another judge who handled one of the many “Jane Doe” lawsuits against Diddy. Judge Mary Kay Vyskocil ordered a Tennessee woman to reveal herself whether she wanted to continue suing Diddy in October.

Diddy remains in prison for racketeering conspiracy, sex trafficking and transportation to engage in prostitution. His criminal trial is expected to begin in May 2025.