Shocking details of alleged Diddy abuse involving “spiked lubricant and a knife” are revealed by a lawyer.

A lawyer representing one of Sean “Diddy” Combs’s alleged victims has publicly shared shocking details of the abuse she claims to have suffered at his hands.

Attorney Ariel Mitchell-Kidd told NewsNationthat Combs, now 54, forced her client to remove her clothes by threatening her with a knife.

He then allegedly doused the woman in a lubricant that had been spiked with a date-rape drug, before violently assaulting her alongside his bodyguard and another friend. Mitchell-Kidd said the alleged victim saw herself becoming “more and more limp” after Combs squirted her “all over her body” with “some type of lubricant or oil”.She doesn’t recall being made to take any drugs, but the attorney pointed out that oil can facilitate the absorption of GHB and Rohypnol, two psychotropic depressants. Mitchell-Kidd clarified, “So, in order for [one of the date-rape drugs] to topically take into somebody’s body, you need a conduit, which is typically oil.” “So, it seems to me that there were some types of drugs mixed into the oil, which is why he was dousing her in that oil prior, not only to make it easier to assault her, but that was what was lowering her defences.” The rapper, along with his bodyguard and a third person, is accused of raping the woman after she was supposedly smothered in the mystery substance.Then, Mitchell-Kidd affirmed that she would be submitting a complaint later this week on her client’s behalf.

“The complaint lays out all of the details, and the details are graphic,” the attorney said, adding that her client “was finally able to get away after the gruesome attack.”Diddy was taken into custody on September 16th on allegations of conspiring to commit racketeering, trafficking in sex by coercion, deception, or force, and transporting people to engage in prostitution. He entered a not guilty plea, but the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, New York, refused to grant him bail, thus he is still being held there. At a press conference held last week, attorney Tony Buzbee—who is defending over 120 people who claim they were sexually assaulted by the now-disgraced music mogul—disclosed that fifty percent of the victims are men and that the alleged assaults happened in several states, most notably New York, California, Georgia, and Florida, starting in 1991.