Diddy accused of r@ping woman as 'payback' for claiming he ordered Tupac's mu%der

Disgraced music mogul, Diddy has been accused of raping a woman as 'payback' for claiming he ordered Tupac Shakur's murder.

 

Ashley Parham is suing Sean 'Diddy' Combs for the alleged rape she claimed happened in 2018 after she accused him of the infamous murder over FaceTime.

 

Ashley alleged that Diddy sexually assaulted a woman with a TV remote after she accused him of ordering Tupac's death before he then gang-raped her with his friends.

 

Rapper Tupac Shakur was gunned down in his car in Las Vegas on September 7, 1996, in an assassination that was never officially solved.

 

Diddy, whose Bad Boy Records was in a feud with rival Death Row Records at the time, was widely rumored to be involved.

 

The $50million lawsuit, filed in the District Court of Northern California and obtained by DailyMail.com, claimed she met Shane Pearce, a friend of Diddy's, at a bar in February 2018.

 

Pearce called Diddy, who was at a gathering with family, on FaceTime, and showed people at the bar 'attempting to impress the people with his famous friend'.

 

Parham claimed she told Diddy she believed he was involved in Tupac's murder, and Diddy told her she would 'pay' for her accusation.

The lawsuit claimed Pearce invited her to his home in Orinda, near Oakland, about a month later on March 23, 2018, asking for help with his cancer drugs 'because he stated he was weak and unable to open his medications'.

 

But not long after she arrived, Diddy was there allegedly waiting to take revenge.

She claimed he told her 'she thought she would never see him in person' and held a knife to her face, threatening to cut her cheeks into a 'Glasgow smile'.

Parham claimed she was saved from this grisly fate by Diddy's longtime assistant Kristina Khorram, who told him not to as they could sell Parham for sex.

 

The lawsuit claimed Khorram threatened to ship her overseas, never to be heard from again.

Diddy then ripped off her clothes and covered her body in an 'oil or lubricant' and violently shoved the TV remote into her vagina, the lawsuit claimed.

 

'Diddy, while violently raping [Parham] with a television remote, told Plaintiff that her life was in his hands and that if he wanted he could "take her" and she would never be seen again,' the lawsuit claimed.

 

After raping her with the TV remote and threatening her life, the lawsuit claimed Diddy told Pearce to turn her on her stomach 'seemingly tired of hearing the Plaintiff’s blood-curdling cries'.

 

After her ordeal, Parham claimed she was eventually recovered enough to get up, cover herself in a shirt, grab a knife, and go to escape.

 

However, Diddy was in her away, and said he was surprised she was up and about because he gave her 'enough drugs to take out a horse'.

 

Parham claimed Diddy told her it was 'so much fun' partying with her, but when she told him it was rape, he offered her money to say the sex was consensual.

 

When she refused and said she would report him to police, the lawsuit claimed Diddy told her no one would believe her, and threatened her family.

One of his friends then showed her what appeared to be a livestream of the front of her sister's house, the lawsuit claimed.

Parham claimed Diddy them called his mother Janice Combs to convince her to drop the whole thing, demanding she not 'hurt her son' and dismissing her claims of rape.

 

Diddy told her he got away with worse crimes, referring to Tupac's murder, but this upset one of the other men with him, who drew a gun.

 

The man pointed the gun at Diddy, demanding he repeat what he said about Tupac's murder, until Parham tried to grab the gun and it went off. 

The lawsuit claimed Diddy fled and Parham chased after him with a knife and he begged for his life when she caught up to him.

 

Parham 'raised the knife, in a rage from the events that just transpired and with the intent of driving the knife into Diddy's back' before he turned and begged.

Instead of stabbing him, she ran for the door, but claimed Diddy again blocked her path and she sliced at his abdomen as she escaped.

Parham claimed she ran to neighbors for help, as Diddy's car sped away from the house.

The lawsuit claimed she told a deputy from the Contra Costa Sheriff's Office, who responded to the 911 call, that she was 'violently gang raped' by Diddy and his friends.

She claimed the deputy told her several neighbors called in noise complaints and to 'find a way to get home'.

 

He 'did not offer to take [Parham] home, nor did he call for emergency services including an ambulance, nor any offer to take [her] to the hospital, nor any offer to help [her] recover her clothes or effects',' the lawsuit claimed.

 

Parham went to the doctor three days later, but didn't go to hospital until three weeks after that because her injuries were still painful. 

Hospital staff administered a rape kit after she told them what happened, and called the local Walnut Creek Police.

 

But when it was time to give a statement to she was too scared to tell them it was Diddy who allegedly raped her because she didn't think they would help.

Instead, she left his name out of the report 'because she believed she would be ignored... and/or would be further harmed by defendant Diddy if he discovered she named him to police'.

Parham claimed she also reported the crime to the Orinda Police Department, 'but again was too afraid to name Defendant Diddy as one of her assailants'.

The lawsuit claimed none of the police she made a report to opened an investigation. 

 

Parham is suing for sexual assault and battery, abuse, false imprisonment and kidnapping, demanding a trial by jury.