Prosecutors connect two more women in Scene Comombs case
Prosecutors in New York have expanded their case against rapper scene “Didi” Comombs, accusing two additional women in commercial sex acts, and a person hanging over an apartment balcony.
Combes have been in jail since September after a preliminary prosecution, who forced him of racketoring, sex trafficking and transportation to engage in prostitution.
On Thursday, the prosecution was updated to connect two more victims, although no new allegations were added to the case.
The 55 -year -old composer has denied all the allegations against the federal criminal cases and more than 30 different citizen cases.
In response to the superstition prosecution, his lawyer, Mark Agnifilo said the prosecution case is “flawed.
“The government has added ridiculous theory that two former girlfriends of Mr. Comombs were not girlfriends at all, but were prostitutes. Mr. Comombs is ever committed to fight these allegations and win in the test.”
The original prosecution identified only one victim, which was called “victim -1” in court documents, whose allegations closely aligned with Cassandra Ventura – The Singer. Case for rape and sex smuggling in 2023,
In the new filing, the prosecutors allege that Combes used “force, force threats and force, which included victims, but not limited to three female victims” to engage in commercial sex acts.
The document extends the date of the alleged onset of sex trafficking crimes of Comombs in 2004, four years ago, four years ago.
It also expands the list of narcotics that the composer allegedly used his victims to “obedient and silence” – pre -quoted cocaine, oxicodone and katamine add methemfetamine and psychedelic mushrooms.
It is alleged that a woman is put in danger from a balcony civil case Last December, fashion designer Bryna was filed by “Bana” Bongolan.
The updates indicate that the federal prosecutors are widening their case against Combes as their test date in the May approach.
Supershed notes a footnote for the prosecution that their investigation is on and further updates will be filed “as immediately as possible” in front of the trial.
The legal team of Comombs has earlier rejected the allegations as “baseless” and accused the government of “witch hunting”.
