After police were called, though, “Brown refused to open the gate” and denied them “access onto his property”.

Doe says that, at this point, the “general atmosphere” in the house became very intimidating – and she alleges that she saw both Brown and Grissom with multiple guns inside the home. When the police left, she said, the party continued (the police have so far refused to comment on this claim).

Later, in the early hours of 24 February, Grissom allegedly lured Doe and four other women to an upstairs bedroom under false pretences. Brown instructed Grissom to push a couch in front of a door and turned on loud music and pornography to allegedly “cover up the sounds of any resistance” and “create a hyper-sexualised environment in the sealed bedroom.”

While some women began to engage in sexual activity with Grissom and Brown, Doe refused to undress and made it clear she was not interested in participating. She says this resulted in her being “violently” forced to perform oral sex on Grissom and Brown’s female friend – referred to in documents as Doe X. While this was happening, she says Grissom “molested the lower half of [her] body using his mouth and hands”.

Doe was allegedly then raped by Grissom in other rooms around the property, before her phone was finally returned to her.

It was at this point that the gate was opened, she says, and she was allowed to leave.

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