Sean 'Diddy' Combs has once again found his name linked to extraordinary allegations, after a civil lawsuit revived a bizarre conspiracy theory about a supposed sex trafficking tunnel beneath his Miami mansion, RadarOnline.com can reveal.
The case, filed in the Southern District of Florida, was brought by Joseph Manzaro, 43, of West Palm Beach.
He alleged in April 2015 he was drugged, sexually assaulted by associates of Combs, and paraded at a Star Island party in a phallic mask.
Most sensationally, he claimed he was transported between two neighboring mansions – one owned by Combs and the other by musicians Gloria and Emilio Estefan – through a "secret underground tunnel."
Recently, Judge Donald M Middlebrooks dismissed the case in its entirety, describing the allegations as lacking evidence and "objectively frivolous."
Now the Estefans, who had been named as defendants, are now preparing their own legal action against the plaintiff.
A source said: "They are furious about being linked to the Diddy 'sex trafficking tunnel' theory – and are suing."
The Cuban-American power couple said in a statement: "We are moving forward to obtain full compensation for the damage this baseless lawsuit has caused. The claims were not only false but reckless.
There has never been any tunnel between our home and Combs' residence – such a thing is an engineering impossibility."
A source close to the family added: "The idea that there...
Sean 'Diddy' Combs has once again found his name linked to extraordinary allegations, after a civil lawsuit revived a bizarre conspiracy theory about a supposed sex trafficking tunnel beneath his ...