Did Diddy Take Advantage Of A 13 Year Old???

Another day, another gruesome story

Yet another insane lawsuit has been filed against Diddy—this one alleges that he raped a 13 year-old girl. This is another gruesome story from the Tony Buzbee batch of suits. Allegedly in 2000, after the MTV VMAs, a 13 year-old girl asked several limo drivers to drive her to any VMA after party. One of them agreed. That one worked for Diddy. So the girl got into an after party thrown by Diddy. She had a drink. (Don’t ask me where this girl’s parents and friends were, I’m wondering that, too, but that does not excuse what happened to her and let’s not act like teenagers don’t sometimes sneak into these sorts of parties. That doesn’t mean you can take advantage of them.) After one drink the girl felt woozy and lightheaded. She found her way to an empty bedroom and laid down on the bed. Soon after Diddy came into the room with a man and a woman. She says Diddy had a “crazed look in his eyes” and he grabbed her and said, “You are ready to party!” Diddy and the man took advantage of her while the woman watched. The girl says after that night she went into a deep depression. She’s now in her late 30s.

The stories in all of these Diddy lawsuits are surreal. The brazen aggression that Diddy seems to have had, wantonly taking advantage of people all over the place. It’s breathtaking.

Honestly, I’ve read through a lot of the complaints and I find it hard to believe all of them. He seems to be constantly raping people at parties, in studios, in stores. He’s trapping people in rooms, he’s drugging them with drinks or joints or baby oil or lemon drops that’s laced with horse tranquilizer or something, and he never seems to care about covering his tracks beyond saying something threatening. It’s a wild array of stories—in one he’s holding a knife to someone’s face before spraying them with baby oil and raping them. In another, he’s orally raping a man in the Macy’s stockroom right in front of his bodyguards. In another he’s assaulting a teenage boy in the studio. In another he shoots someone and leaves them for dead and runs off. There’s the brazenness of his actions, there’s the messiness of not caring who your victims are or where you assault them, there’s a sociopathic lack of concern for humanity.

Is it possible that some of these suits are exaggerated or outright lies as part of a money grab? Maybe, but Occam’s Razor suggests that the more simpler and plausible scenario is that Diddy was on a rampage. He was a sociopath filled with drugs, power, and entitlement. He lived like a king with no one around him to tell him no. In that context, is it plausible to believe Diddy did all sorts of insane things?