Recently, one of the women accusing Diddy of sexual assault disclosed her identity. According to new court documents obtained the AllHipHop, Judge Mary Kay Vyskocil refused to allow the woman to sue anonymously. Candice McCrary has now filed a lawsuit under her name, accusing the Bad Boy founder of sexually assaulting her at a party in 2004.
“Upon arriving at the hotel suite, Ms. McCrary noticed that there were a dozen people there having drinks and listening to music in a relaxed party environment,” the lawsuit alleges. “While attempting to mingle around the party, Ms. McCrary and her friend were suddenly grabbed and taken to a separate room off from the main party. Ms. McCrary believed the man taking them to be a security guard, so she went with him. But when she asked him where they were going, he simply told her ‘You know what you are here for.’”
Judge Refuses To Allow Alleged Diddy Victim To File Lawsuit Anonymously
“Combs soon turned his sights to Ms. McCrary and forced her to take her clothes off, again under the threat of violence,” the lawsuit also alleges. “Once she was undressed, Combs forced himself on her and began to sexually assault her. Combs fondled, molested and ultimately raped Ms. McCrary, all while she was begging him to stop."
News of McCrary's filing arrives shortly after Diddy filed yet another bail request after getting denied on two previous occasions. Reportedly, his team proposed a $50 million bond and constant surveillance. Under their proposal, Diddy would also not communicate with anyone except for his lawyers, per the Associated Press. According to Meghann Cuniff, his bail hearing has been scheduled for November 22. Prosecutors have until November 15 to oppose the motion.