Woman Claims She Was 'Lured' To Diddy' Party via Radio Contest

In a new lawsuit, a woman has accused embattled rapper Sean “Diddy” Combs of drugging and sexually assaulting her in 2006 at a New York party, where she says she was “lured” through a radio station contest.

NBC News reports Latroya Grayson said in the lawsuit she and her half-sibling were flown to New York City from Oklahoma on Oct. 16, 2006, after her relative won a trip for two to attend one of Combs’ parties. 

At the party, the woman, who was 23 at the time, said she felt sick and became unconscious after she was served two premade drinks by waitresses, according to the complaint filed Dec. 20 in the Southern District of New York.

She said she woke up in a hospital with a ripped shirt, missing underwear and shoes, and no recollection of how she got there, the complaint said.

She said her vagina hurt for about a week, which she believed was from rough intercourse that she did not remember, the suit says. She said she did not seek medical treatment or report the incident to law enforcement out of fear, according to the complaint.

Grayson said in the suit that she later received a call from an unknown woman with a New York number, allegedly threatening her to keep quiet. The caller allegedly said any attempts to pursue anything about the alleged assault “would be futile” because Combs “was a celebrity,” the complaint said.

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Grayson is suing Combs, as well as others who she claims were involved in the event. 

Other defendants include Bad Boy Entertainment Holdings, which Combs founded; Atlantic Records, which she said facilitated the event; Mike Savas, a promoter for Atlantic at the time; Delta Airlines, which flew her to New York; KJamz 105.3, the radio station that she said held the contest; and the Roger Smith Hotel, where she stayed.

KJMZ 97.9 FM is a radio station broadcasting an urban contemporary format. The station is licensed to Cache, Oklahoma, and serves the Lawton area. KJMZ is owned by Mollman Media, Inc.

Ten “John and Jane Does” are also listed as defendants, but the lawsuit says Grayson does not yet know who they are. 

The lawsuit — which contains photos appearing to show Grayson with other guests at the party — does not mention any interaction with Combs.

In a statement, Combs’ attorneys said Grayson’s “allegations against him are pure fiction.”