More than 100 sexual assault allegations added to Sean 'Diddy' Combs trial

Rapper Sean Diddy Combs judicial front continues to widen. This week, a Texas-based law firm announced that it will represent more than 100 plaintiffs who intend to file separate complaints against Combs for sexual assault and abuse.

Tony Buzbee, will represent these 100 or so new complainants, which even include a woman who was nine years old at the time of the alleged acts. "We will unmask those who allowed this conduct behind closed doors. We will pursue this matter no matter who the evidence implicates," Buzbee stated during the press conference.

The new wave of complaints filed by 120 accusers are evenly split by gender, span more than 30 years and include 25 minors, Buzbee said Tuesday in Houston, Texas. Many of these victims were looking to make a career for themselves in the music and entertainment industry, which is why they turned to Combs.

The defense attorney promises to provide sufficient evidence at trial. Buzbee spoke of photographs, videos and digital messages that will support the plaintiffs' version. Such evidence would also implicate a number of "powerful" personalities with "a lot of dirty secrets."

In addition to the allegations to be represented by Buzbee, another plaintiff represented by Ariel Mitchell-Kidd has also filed a complaint. The defense attorney asserted that her client was raped by Combs in 2018 with an "object" before asking a third person to rape her in turn while Combs watched.

The type of crime reported by Mitchell-Kidd's client matched what investigators discovered inside Sean Diddy Combs' mansion. According to leaks made by the federal agents who conducted the raid, the mansion had several rooms dedicated exclusively to sexual activities and in which there were numerous cameras to record everything. Along with this, a thousand bottles of baby body oil were also seized.

Sean Diddy Combs was arrested in the middle of last September and despite having applied for it on several occasions, Justice has not granted him any kind of parole. He faces several charges of group extortion and sex trafficking, in addition to transportation to facilitate prostitution. He has pleaded not guilty to all charges.

The rapper's case is believed to go down in history for involving a whole host of Hollywood and celebrity industry personalities, who would have passed through Combs' mansion as both victims and accomplices. Legal experts say the case is comparable to the last one faced by mogul Jeffrey Epstein before he died.