By Cheyenne Roundtree. The year-old Combs would allegedly scream and curse, throw objects around the room, and raise his fists as if he were going to hit the man. Combs is confident that he will prevail in court. Last week, a Rolling Stone investigation included an account from a male sex worker who detailed what would allegedly occur during freak-offs. The baby oil was warm, so if you were cold and your clothes were locked in another room, the baby oil kept you warm.
He alleges he was booked through his agency to perform a strip show at a hotel for an unnamed client. Doe claims the client was Combs. Combs would always be with a woman, the man claims, but sometimes there were other men and women present. The man allegedly had to strip off his clothes, leaving them and his phone in another room for the sometimes dayslong encounters.
The man claims he later suspected there was a link between the baby oil and his feeling of sudden drowsiness. The two Jane Does also accused Combs of sexual misconduct, claiming they were both in the hip-hop scene in the late Eighties and Nineties. They are represented by Houston attorney Tony Buzbee, who has claimed to represent more than clients who have claims against Combs.
In a statement posted to Instagram, Buzbee said he plans to file more than 10 more cases against Combs and his associates in the upcoming weeks, due to a look-back window for victims of sexual assault closing in New York on March 1.
The three new complaints bring the total civil lawsuits against Combs to more than 45, the vast majority accusing the year-old of sexual misconduct. Combs is also facing 15 years to life in prison after he was arrested and charged with sex trafficking and racketeering conspiracy in September. He pleaded not guilty to the charges, and a trial date is set for this May.
