In a shocking turn of events, Thalia Graves has come forward with fresh allegations against music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs, claiming she was sexually assaulted by Combs in 2001. Graves has now publicly shared her lawsuit, accusing Combs of orchestrating the assault and further alleging that the incident was filmed with the intent to sell the footage. The new claims have raised serious concerns about the scope of Combs’ alleged criminal network, which spans multiple charges of sexual misconduct, trafficking, and other illegal activities.
In an emotional public statement, Thalia Graves recounted the traumatic events from 2001. She alleges that Combs and another individual sexually assaulted her, an encounter she claims was captured on tape. According to Graves, this video was not only intended to be kept but was allegedly part of a larger plan to profit from the footage, deepening the sense of exploitation. The potential existence of this recording adds a significant layer to the case, raising questions about the role of evidence and how it will impact the ongoing legal battle.
Graves expressed some relief at Combs’ current incarceration but admitted that it offers only temporary solace. She sees the legal proceedings as just the beginning of a long road to justice. During her statement, she declined to elaborate on her connection to Combs, and it remains unclear how she initially met him. Graves’ lawyer, Gloria Allred, has also been tight-lipped about further details but confirmed that she has been in touch with other possible victims. When asked whether Diddy had reached out to Graves, Allred refused to comment, leaving that question unanswered.
Combs, now 54, faces a slew of serious accusations, including charges of orchestrating a network of sexual crimes and drug violations. The indictment paints a disturbing picture of Combs’ alleged involvement in illegal operations that extended beyond his role in the music industry. According to court documents, Combs is accused of using his fame and power to facilitate a series of horrific events, from forced labor to sex trafficking. His involvement in these acts reportedly spanned years, during which he manipulated both men and women into participating in “Freak Offs”—drug-fueled, extended sexual encounters.
On September 16, 2024, Combs was arrested in New York and taken into custody at Brooklyn’s Metropolitan Detention Center. The detention facility, notorious for its harsh conditions, has reportedly placed Combs under suicide watch due to concerns for his safety. He has since pleaded not guilty to all charges, but the gravity of the accusations has left him without the option of bail.
As more information about the case has surfaced, further disturbing details about Combs’ lifestyle have come to light. When police raided his homes in Miami and Los Angeles earlier this year, they found a wide array of incriminating items, including illegal firearms, tampered AR-15s, and more than a thousand bottles of baby oil and lubricant. These items were allegedly used during the “Freak Offs” to maintain a bizarre and unsettling environment. Reports also suggest that Combs’ staff were instructed to ensure these gatherings were meticulously organized, with special attention paid to lighting, linens, and other materials.
The breadth of Combs’ alleged crimes raises questions about just how far-reaching his operations were. With Graves’ allegations adding to an already grim picture, the scope of this case could have long-lasting effects on the public perception of Combs and the broader music industry.
As the legal process unfolds, more revelations are expected to surface, particularly as other victims may come forward with their own stories. The accusations against Sean “Diddy” Combs continue to shock fans and industry insiders alike, and the gravity of the charges has made this case one of the most high-profile in recent memory. For now, Thalia Graves stands at the forefront of a growing list of individuals seeking justice against the once-revered music executive.