"It was abusive beyond belief": Diddy male victim recounts being drugged, assault at a White Party

A man recently accused rapper Diddy of drugging and s*xually assaulting him in one of his White Parties. In a recent interview with CNN, the unidentified man discussed the alleged assault for the first time on December 11 in his New Jersey home.

He was the first alleged victim of Diddy to speak up about his claims of s*xual assault against the music mogul. In an anonymous on-camera interview, he did the same, where his face was blurred. Talking about the same, he further said:

“The full gravity of it lives with me to this day. It affects every single thing you do for the rest of your life.”

He further stated that during a White Party, when he was in close proximity to Diddy, he once felt "extremely ill" after accepting a cocktail from Combs, which was allegedly laced with GHB and ecstasy.

He also claimed that the rapper was allegedly waiting in the wings and watching him from a vantage point. He then allegedly took “advantage of the situation.” Discussing the same, he added:

“It was just an amazing level of incapacitation that I had never experienced before and I felt powerless.”

He then added that the alleged incident was "incredibly painful” and that he was "screaming", before claiming:

“It was abusive beyond belief.”

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The Jane Doe further alleged that a famous person saw Diddy assaulting him

The rapper is in jail now (Image via Mike Coppola/Getty Images for MTV)

In an interview with CNN, a John Doe, whose face was hidden and voice was altered to safeguard his anonymity, recounted the alleged assault of Diddy and the charges in his lawsuit. The case was initially filed on October 14. He claimed in the complaint that Combs drugged and sodomized him during one of his notorious Hamptons parties.

Doe stated that he was employed by a private security firm that hired him to handle the event in 2007. He claimed that Diddy personally gave him two drinks that were allegedly spiked. He further told CNN’s Elizabeth Wagmeister:

“The first drink started to have some affect on me and I just thought, ‘Wow these are really strong drinks.’ It wasn’t until the second drink — and it was already too late — that I realized that there was something wrong with the drinks.”

Combs was allegedly waiting for him in the wings. After the rapper was in a position of authority and found himself defenseless, he allegedly used the opportunity. He went on to claim that Diddy came up to him and first showed him "concern" when he was still experiencing the effects of the second drink.

Doe then alleged that Diddy then reportedly forced him into a car, restrained him, and s*xually assaulted him. He then reportedly told him to stop while yelling. He went on to say that after the experience, he couldn't stand. He also claimed that a well-known person also saw the alleged attack. Claiming the same, he said:

“There was one high-profile individual who saw what happened and found it amusing.”

According to Doe's lawsuit, which CNN reported, he later informed his supervisor about the alleged event, but the supervisor fired him. According to the same reports, the manager also promised to speak with Diddy before Doe was "blacklisted" from the company.

Now, he is asking for both compensatory and punitive damages in his lawsuit. However, in their December 11 report, CNN drew attention to several alleged factual errors in his report.

According to the original lawsuit, the alleged assault happened in 2006, but Doe told CNN it happened in 2007. CNN further reported that Diddy hosted his White Party in St. Tropez in 2006 and the Hamptons in 2007.

Although the original lawsuit claimed that he was never married, he also allegedly stated that the claimed attack had an impact on his marriage. Nevertheless, Doe's lawyer changed the complaint with the court after CNN brought these issues to their attention, claiming that the mistakes were the result of a hasty filing.

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On the other hand, after the news went viral, Combs’ representatives told CNN that they would not comment on Doe's claims.