New news alleges that one of the dozens of women who have accused Sean “Diddy” Combs of sexual assault was allegedly gang-raped by the armed mogul and his entourage in 2018, and then held under a knife. He claimed that he was forced to fight for his life. Interview.
Ashley Parham, who is suing Mr Combs over the allegations, said: Interview on NewsNation's “Banfield” After the horrifying allegations that Combs, 55, and three other men raped her in a secluded home in Orinda Hills, Calif., in 2018, she brought the disgraced tycoon under knife. He said he thought about cutting him.
“I hit him in the back with my left hand and he fell down the stairs,” Parham said in a broadcast interview, giving her real name but hiding her face for fear of retaliation. “He was lying on the stairs and when he turned and looked at me, I had a knife in each hand.”
“It was a kill-or-be-killed situation and I was going to stab him with the knife,” the accuser claimed, but then “his moral compass came back” and he decided not to use the weapon.
Parham's lawsuit (one of 22 currently facing Combs) claims the knife incident was committed by Diddy, his colleague Shane Pearce, a friend of Pearce's, and one of the rapper's bodyguards. The incident occurred after she was allegedly raped by a man.
“They took turns raping me, and Sean Combs raped me anally,” she claimed on NewsNation.
Parham said in an interview that the alleged rape occurred at a home owned by former Didi chief of staff Christina Hollam, who he has accused of witnessing and abetting.
Coram allegedly attempted to “insert a copper IUD” into Parham's vagina at Combs' direction.
“Fortunately, it developed before she actually got inside me, including my cervix,” Parham told NewsNation.
Combs also allegedly used a television remote control to sexually assault Parham, according to the complaint.
“That's when Sean Combs got very angry, grabbed the TV remote and very violently sexually assaulted me with the remote,” he told host Ashley Banfield.
The alleged victim told the outlet that Diddy became enraged when she told him she believed he was the one who orchestrated the murder of rap legend Tupac Shakur.
Parham also claimed that Combs fired a gun at her after the rape, forcing her to flee and call police from a neighbor's home.
But she returned to the scene of the crime, which Mr. Banfield interrogated.
“Why would you return to the scene of a gang rape, a shooting, a knife attack, and a harrowing escape amidst gunfire, when you found safety in your neighbor’s house who offered to let you stay there? ?Why did you return to such a terrible scene? asked Banfield incredulously.
“I kind of gave up on life. To be honest, if they had killed me that night, I wouldn't have killed them and I wouldn't have cared at that point.” replied Parham with a stern look on his face.
Combs and his team denied the charges.
“As confirmed by the Contra Costa Sheriff's Department, her report was thoroughly investigated and the allegations were determined to be without merit,” Diddy's attorneys said. In a statement to Page Six Wednesday.
“Mr. Combs will be able to demonstrate with documentary evidence that she was not in the vicinity of Orinda, California on the day she claims she was assaulted,” the statement reads.
“There is no evidence that Ms. Combs was even in the same room as Mr. Parham. She is a completely unbelievable person and no sane person viewing the evidence would believe her story,” the statement concluded.
The Contra Costa Sheriff's Office confirmed that the report was filed on March 23, 2018, but said it “later determined the allegations were unsubstantiated.” according to the mirror.
Parham's lawyer argued on NewsNation that the department has a pattern of dismissing complaints from sexual assault victims.
If you have been sexually assaulted and live in New York, you can receive free and confidential crisis counseling by calling 1-800-942-6906. If you live out of state, dial the 24/7 National Sexual Assault Hotline at 1-800-656-4673.
