More than 100 sexual assault allegations have been added to Sean “Diddy” Combs’ trial

Rapper Sean Diddy Combs’ legal front continues to expand. This week, a Texas-based law firm announced it will do so represent more than 100 plaintiffs who plan to file separate complaints against Combs of sexual assault and abuse.

Tony Buzbee will represent these approximately 100 new complainants, including one woman was nine years old at the time of the alleged acts. “We will expose those who allowed this behavior behind closed doors. We will investigate this matter regardless of who the evidence involves,” Buzbee said during the press conference.

The new wave of complaints, filed by 120 plaintiffs, is evenly split by gender, spanning more than 30 years and including 25 minorsBuzbee said Tuesday in Houston, Texas. Many of these victims wanted to pursue careers in the music and entertainment industry, so they turned to Combs.

The defense attorney promises to present sufficient evidence in court. Buzbee spoke of photos, videos and digital messages will support the plaintiffs’ version. Such evidence would also implicate a number of “powerful” figures with “many dirty secrets.”

In addition to the allegations made by Buzbee, another plaintiff, represented by Ariel Mitchell-Kidd, has also filed suit. The defense attorney claimed that her client was raped by Combs in 2018 with an “object” before asking a third person to rape her in turn as Combs watched.

The nature of the crime reported by Mitchell-Kidd’s client was consistent with what investigators found with Sean Diddy Combs’ mansion. According to the federal agents who conducted the raid, there were several rooms in the mansion dedicated exclusively to sexual activities and in which there were numerous cameras to record everything. In addition, a thousand bottles of baby body oil were also confiscated.

Sean Diddy Combs was arrested in the middle of last September and although he had made several requests to do so, the judiciary did not grant it any kind of probation. He faces multiple counts of gang racketeering and sex trafficking, as well as transportation to facilitate prostitution. He pleaded not guilty to all charges.

The rapper’s case is expected to go down in history because it involved a number of Hollywood and celebrity figures who would have passed through Combs’ mansion as both victims and accomplices. Legal experts say the case is similar to the last one the mogul faced Jeffrey Epstein before he died.