According to Daily Mail, at a press conference held in Texas (USA) on October 1, lawyer Tony Buzbee stated that he is representing 120 victims in the lawsuit against "music tycoon" Diddy (Sean Combs) for sexual abuse and exploitation.
Buzbee revealed that among the 120 new victims, both male and female are divided equally, and 25 victims are minors when the sexual abuse occurred since 1991 until now. The youngest victims were only 9, 14 and 15 years old.
A victim who was only 9 years old at the time was taken to an audition in New York by Bad Boy Records (a record label founded by Diddy in 1993).
This victim is said to have been sexually abused by Diddy and several others at the studio, by promising his parents and himself that he would sign a recording contract, Buzbee explained.
The lawyer added: "Other boys were also present for the audition. They were all trying to get a recording contract. They are all minors.
Diddys legal team responded to the new allegations shortly after Buzbee spoke out.
Diddy's lawyer Erik Wolff told the Daily Mail: "Mr. Combs firmly and firmly denies any accusation of sexual abuse against anyone, including minors, which is false and defamatory information.
He wants to prove his innocence and clear his name in court, where the truth will be established on evidence, not speculation.
However, lawyer Buzbee affirmed that Diddy used his promise of fame to deceive many children: Another teenager was promised by Diddy to turn him into a star, but he needed to meet the rapper privately to talk without his parents. When they were in private areas, Diddy caught the victim having oral sex.
An individual, then 15 years old, was taken to New York for a party, drugged and then taken to a private room with Diddy present. This teenage girl was raped by Diddy and others in turn."
Since Diddy's indictment was published and the rapper was arrested on September 17, Buzbee's law firm has received thousands of new accusations against the rapper.
Many allegations have been dropped because the story is untrustworthy, but among the 120 victims selected by Buzbee to represent, there are people with evidence that medical records prove they were raped or drugged.
Most of the sexual abuse cases occurred at Diddy's notorious parties. One victim said that when he refused a glass of drinks suspected of being drugs, he was chased out.
According to page Six, also at the press conference, lawyer Tony Buzbee declared that "many powerful people" and "many dark secrets" will be exposed in the upcoming trial, including shocking names.
His team collected images, videos and text as evidence for Diddys sexual assaults.
"We will expose those who assisted Diddy's terrible actions behind closed doors. We will pursue this issue regardless of who the evidence is related to," Buzbee stressed.