Viennese moderator breaks the silence: P. Diddy raped me in the tour bus!

Viennese moderator breaks the silence: P. Diddy raped me in the tour bus!

Wien, Österreich - Katharina Steininger, a 44-year-old moderator from Vienna, made allegations against US rapper P. Diddy in a shattering interview. The allegations relate to a sexual assault that you want in March 2000 at the age of 19. After a performance in the "Libro Music Hall" she met the rapper at an after-show party, where she was led to his tour bus by Bodyguards. It was told that the noise in the club was the reason, and on the bus, P. Diddy offered her several drinks, which she thought was possibly moved with knockout drops. Steininger describes that this evening quickly became a nightmare for her when the planned interview date turned into a suspected assault in the sleeping area of ​​the bus. Still under the impression of the trauma, she later realized what had happened to her.

Steininger has neither filed a complaint after the incident nor visited a hospital. Only a few familiar people were informed about what is happening. Although she had to struggle with post -traumatic stress disorders, nightmares and sleep problems over the years, she recently decided to officially file a complaint against P. Diddy. The public prosecutor has confirmed the receipt of the advertisement, but has discontinued the investigation. This decision highlights the challenges that victims of sexual violence face, especially in cases that are long ago and take place abroad. The legal processing is complicated because the incident did not take place on US ground.

sexual violence in a larger context

Steininger emphasizes the importance of talking about sexual assault and the associated traumatic experiences. "The perpetrators should be ashamed," said their urgent message. Her experiences are symptomatic of the difficulties with which many men and women are faced with the victims of sexual violence. The psychologist reports of extreme psychological stress that many affected people have to bear through the violence suffered. Such experiences are often not isolated, but part of organized structures that promote violence, as shown in the reports on the so -called “freak offs” by P. Diddy.

On September 18, 2024, P. Diddy in New York was charged with sex trade and organized crime and has been in custody since then. The indictment, which throws light on his "freak offs", describes how Diddy and his team specifically use drugs to force women into sex acts. Several women, including Diddy's ex-partner Cassie, state that they have been put under drugs in order to be involved in the extreme parties. These sex performances were expected to be organized and also documented professionally, with many victims being unwittingly filmed. It is also shocking that sex workers were transported for these events worldwide and the so -called "Freak Offs" could last over several days, with the participants being administered intravenously for relaxation according to the events.

social effects and processing

The topic of sexual violence is a taboo subject in many countries, and the people affected are often faced with the challenge that they are not believed or that they encounter immense hurdles. Affected people from organized sexual violence, as can also be observed in the case of P. Diddy, often struggle with far -reaching psychological consequences, from dissociative disorders to long -term emotional and physical complaints. In Germany, for example, many affected people turn to the independent refurbishment commission to find help and support.

The discussion about these topics is essential to raise social awareness of the serious consequences of sexual violence and to support the victims. Katharina Steininger's courage to tell her story could be an impetus for many to also express themselves and break through the shadows of silence.