Disturbing new allegations against San Diego mayor Bob Filner have surfaced this morning.

Two service women who were sexually assaulted in the military say they received unwanted advances from Filner when they returned home.

In an exclusive interview with CNN, they allege the former 10-term Congressman and now San Diego Mayor Bob Filner sexually harassed them, and left what one victim called a "creepy" voicemail on her cell phone.

“Eldonna, hi. It's your newly favorite congressman, Bob Filner. Y'know, the one who fell in love with you at your last speech,” the person on the voicemail is heard saying.

“The voice sounded like then-congressman Bob Filner,” CNN's Kyung Lah reports. “Eldonna Lewis Fernandez met him a year ago at a women's veterans event.”

A retired U.S. Air Force Master Sergeant, Fernandez says she was raped three times while in the military.

“Gerri Tindley was in the army and says she also was raped,” Lah says. “They and as many as six other veterans say Filner met them at San Diego support groups for military sexual assault victims, and made unwanted advances, from verbal passes to groping.”

They allege the then-congressman and former Chairman of the House Veterans' Affairs Committee abused his position of power to reach these women.

“We're all victims of military sexual assault. And it appears to me that he was targeting the organization and hitting on the women of this organization because they were easy prey,” Fernandez says.

“So he's part of an organization that's against sexual assault and sexual violence against women and sexual harassment. And he's doing the very thing that we are fighting to make stop in our service and in our country.”

Tindley says, “It's wrong. Why would you come here with us? And do what you did? Why? Is it a turn on?”

The embattled San Diego mayor has checked himself into a two week treatment program to deal with his behavior since allegations first came to light.

“His chief of staff would not speak to us about these latest allegations,” Lah reports.