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SEX, LIES, VIDEOTAPE: SECRET SEX RECORDINGS TO SINK DIDDY? · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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Speaker 1: Crime Stories with Nancy Grace, Sex lies and videotape, will
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Speaker 1: secret sex recordings sink Diddy aka Sean Puffy comes this
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Speaker 1: as Diddy spends the last seventy two hours trying really
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Speaker 1: hard to look nonchalant. I'll tell you this, if a
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Speaker 1: bunch of FEDS had pulled up in my front yard
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Speaker 1: in armored trucks and wearing kevlar, I'd be worried. I'm
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Speaker 1: Nancy Grace. This is Crime Stories. Thank you for being
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Speaker 1: with us here at Crime Stories and on MSM. Where
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Speaker 1: is Diddy? He's spending the last seventy two hur hours
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Speaker 1: looking very not concerned about the ongoing sex trafficking investigation
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Speaker 1: instigated by the federal government Homeland security investigators piling into
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Speaker 1: a simultaneous search of two Diddy locations. Seemingly that doesn't
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Speaker 1: bother him. As a matter of fact, he reposted one
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Speaker 1: of his music videos titled Victory Okay, what was that?
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Speaker 1: At the very end a woman writhing up and down
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Speaker 1: on a stripper pole, seemingly in a cage, and then
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Speaker 1: you see a cutaway of Sean Puffy Combs on the
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Speaker 1: run from apparently federal agents. Wow, I don't know that
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Speaker 1: this is a good time to repost that, but he did. Guys,
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Speaker 1: take a listen to this.
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Speaker 2: While initial reports indicated that Combs may have left the country,
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Speaker 2: it appears the mogul has remained in Miami since the raids.
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Speaker 2: Combs was seen taking his teen daughters to Top Golf
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Speaker 2: and stopping by a restaurant in the days after the searches.
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Speaker 2: Over the Easter holiday, Combs posted several photos of his
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Speaker 2: youngest daughter Love. Most recently, the rapper was caught on
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Speaker 2: camera riding his bike to South Beach. Combs was all smiles,
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Speaker 2: appearing unbothered by the continuing investigation and allegations of sex
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Speaker 2: trafficking and sex assault.
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Speaker 1: As Seanpavi, Combs gets warnings from behind bars that his
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Speaker 1: life is in danger, he goes for a bye ride
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Speaker 1: with me an all star panel to make sense of
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Speaker 1: what we know right now. But first of Kila Brantley,
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Speaker 1: investigative reporter with Dailymail dot Com, on the story from
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Speaker 1: the very beginning, Kila, what's the latest?
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Speaker 3: Thanks for having me, Nancy. Things have just gone from
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Speaker 3: bad to worse for Diddy, and now not only is
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Speaker 3: he being accused of misconduct, but his son is being accused.
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Speaker 3: Now his son, Christian King Colmbs. He's only twenty six
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Speaker 3: years old, and he was named in a lawsuit by
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Speaker 3: a young woman twenty five year old named Grace, who
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Speaker 3: was working on a yacht in December twenty twenty two
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Speaker 3: when she says that Christian Combs assaulted her, that he's
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Speaker 3: tried groping her, that he trapped her in a room,
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Speaker 3: and that it was it wasn't until another crew member
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Speaker 3: came to stop it that she was finally released. She
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Speaker 3: said that she was forced to take a tequila shot,
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Speaker 3: and there's actual audio of that incident where she asks
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Speaker 3: is this drugged? And he says, take the tequila shot?
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Speaker 1: Okay, wait, where did the video come from?
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Speaker 3: So it's an audio that was a transcript of the
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Speaker 3: audio was included in the thirty one page lawsuit. So
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Speaker 3: apparently I'm not sure who exactly was recording, but there
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Speaker 3: is a recording out there.
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Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, I've got a lawsuit, right, it's a whopper,
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Speaker 1: it's huge. Joining me very quickly, and I want to
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Speaker 1: circle back to you, Kela about Sean Puffy Combs aka
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Speaker 1: Ditty Spinning, Spinning, Spinning, I mean, this guy is a
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Speaker 1: master promoter. That's what he has done to become a
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Speaker 1: media mogul with a net worth of around one billion dollars.
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Speaker 1: He spends he spends it right and that's what he's
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Speaker 1: doing right now. Every move he makes in the public anyway,
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Speaker 1: is for a reason. To Bernarda Villa Loona Banara via
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Speaker 1: Loana criminal defense attorney, former prosecutor at via Loona Law
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Speaker 1: dot com, BERNARDA, thank you for being with us. Here's
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Speaker 1: the reality. Sean Puffy Combs has been dragged into another
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Speaker 1: lawsuit claiming sex attack on his son because it occurred
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Speaker 1: on ditties seanpafy c coms yacht Okay. And the allegation
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Speaker 1: is that comes aided and embedded his son in this attack.
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Speaker 1: But what I want to ask you about, Bernarda Violona
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Speaker 1: is the audio tape that Caleb Brantley's talking about. Can
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Speaker 1: I see Bernarda. Please Bernarda to get a video or
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Speaker 1: in audio tape, even if it's a nine to one
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Speaker 1: one call from the police, for Pete's sake, the prosecutor
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Speaker 1: or whoever wants to bring it in, has to go
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Speaker 1: through a series of evidentiary hoops. In fact, it's laid
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Speaker 1: out in black and White. In the criminal Code, you
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Speaker 1: have to prove veracity. You've got to show who made
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Speaker 1: the audio sometimes why did they make the audio in
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Speaker 1: as the circumstances surrounding the audio being made, you have
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Speaker 1: to show chain of custody on the audio to make
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Speaker 1: sure it hasn't been tampered with in any way. So
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Speaker 1: when I say who made it, where did it come from?
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Speaker 1: That's got to be even in court before it can
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Speaker 1: be allowed before jury.
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Speaker 4: Yes, absolutely so, Nancy. What it seems like is that
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Speaker 4: Little Rod, who's one of the people that is also
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Speaker 4: suing Puffy, was the one who actually made the recording.
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Speaker 1: BERNARDA. I don't know if you're expecting to go over
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Speaker 1: to his house after the trial, but I believe you're
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Speaker 1: referring to Rodney Jones aka Little Rod.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, so supposedly it was Little Rod. Ronnie Jones was
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Speaker 5: the one who made this recording.
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Speaker 4: Which calls into question is why he was making a
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Speaker 4: recording and he knew what was going to happen, so
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Speaker 4: he did it thinking that it was going to happen,
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Speaker 4: and he wanted evidence of it. Interestingly enough, that the
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Speaker 4: attorney does representing Ronnie Jones is the same attorney that's
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Speaker 4: representing this complaint in this victim, in this alleged sexual assault.
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Speaker 4: But this is very damning evidence because usually in cases
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Speaker 4: like this, Nancy, what's the number one defense, credibility, believe ability.
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Speaker 5: She's making it up. This is a money.
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Speaker 4: Grap But here you have an actual audio recording that
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Speaker 4: the complaining the victim is going to be able to
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Speaker 4: authenticate and say that is me on the recording, that
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Speaker 4: is actually what happened. There is nothing missing from that recording,
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Speaker 4: and will be able to meet the birden to have
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Speaker 4: that piece of evidence move into evidence if it's in
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Speaker 4: a CIBIL lawsuit, in a civil case, or even in
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Speaker 4: a criminal one.
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Speaker 5: So that hurdle is going to be met.
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Speaker 4: But this is very damaging against his son, also damaging
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Speaker 4: against Didi because it can even possibly go in if
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Speaker 4: the federal prosecutors are looking at a reco charge can
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Speaker 4: go in as one of those acts.
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Speaker 1: You're throwing around a lot of legal phrases when you
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Speaker 1: say rico, it's a typically referred to as racketeering. But
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Speaker 1: what she means as an organized conspiracy, it doesn't have
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Speaker 1: to be that organized. It could be For instance, Sean
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Speaker 1: Pavy comes gets his number one hench person to bring
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Speaker 1: in a girl and somebody else spikes a drink. As
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Speaker 1: a hypothetical, it's just basically a group, even if loosely
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Speaker 1: joined together, joining together for a criminal enterprise such as
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Speaker 1: sex trafficking. And you know, BERNARDA. Vielona, I like what
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Speaker 1: you said. You're a former prosecutor, and you look at
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Speaker 1: the evidence, I e. This audio tape. Hey, is this drugged?
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Speaker 1: The woman says before she drinks it, and the audio
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Speaker 1: says that comes as Sun says, just drink it, drink it. Okay,
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Speaker 1: long story short, that's a problem for the defense. So
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Speaker 1: they are going to attack the alleged victim. They're going
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Speaker 1: to drag her through the mud. But if they can
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Speaker 1: get that audio in, that goes a long way to
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Speaker 1: corroborating her story. I'm very curious from where that audio came.
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Speaker 1: Now this as it span spinning out, Caleb Brantley joining
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Speaker 1: me dailymail dot Com. The Instagram model Jade Ramie denies
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Speaker 1: in Little Rod Rodney Jones lawsuit that she was ever
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Speaker 1: a sex worker. So the fans are not going to
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Speaker 1: be able to count on her because she's already shot
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Speaker 1: her credibility in the foot by going public and saying that.
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Speaker 1: But I see a litmus test here when you say, hey,
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Speaker 1: you're lying on me. That's slander, that's libel. Are you
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Speaker 1: going to sue? Because if you sue, the truth is
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Speaker 1: a complete defense. So let's just see if a lawsuit
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Speaker 1: comes out of this. But I want to talk about
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Speaker 1: Cobs being a spindmaster, a powerhouse in the music industry,
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Speaker 1: largely because he is not only talented, but a genius
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Speaker 1: at marketing. This promoter is putting out there his actions
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Speaker 1: implying a lot. He's viking, he's smiling. Come to me, Liz.
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Speaker 1: I want to show the viewers something this weekend. He
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Speaker 1: was going over a bridge on a bike and he
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Speaker 1: let go of the handlebars and just went freestyle. Hey look, mom,
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Speaker 1: no hands like can Titanic when Kate wins. Lets just
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Speaker 1: let's go right like he doesn't have a care in
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Speaker 1: the world. Biking, smiling, drinking wine. Translation, I'm not worried.
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Speaker 1: It's a span kiala well.
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Speaker 3: As you can see, these allegations go back decades, and
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Speaker 3: he's gotten away with things thus far. So I feel
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Speaker 3: like he's just acting as if he will continue to
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Speaker 3: get out of things and get away from things. It's
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Speaker 3: something that he's accustomed to, living this glamorous lifestyle, and
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Speaker 3: when he tells people to do things, they do it.
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Speaker 3: When he tells people to cover things up, they do it.
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Speaker 3: So for him, obviously things have gotten much worse. He's
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Speaker 3: ever had a huge raid on his house, a federal investigation.
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Speaker 3: But for him, this is just another issue that he's
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Speaker 3: hoping will be swept under the rug.
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Speaker 1: Crime stories with Nancy, Grace, Scott, and Johnson joining me
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Speaker 1: forensic psychologists thirty two years dealing with sex predators at
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Speaker 1: Forensicconsultation dot org. Scott, thank you for being with us.
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Speaker 1: You know, I prosecuted a lot of eight cases, a
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Speaker 1: trafficking case with a fourteen year old little victim. I
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Speaker 1: can't even count them all, Scott. And sometimes the defendant
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Speaker 1: comes into corney looks really worried, okay, sweating, fidgety, can't
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Speaker 1: meet anybody's eyes, can't look them in the face. And
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Speaker 1: there are others that are bold and arrogant because the
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Speaker 1: sex attack victims may nothing to them. They are so
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Speaker 1: convinced of their own power, their wealth, their prestige. They
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Speaker 1: believe nobody is going to believe the victim.
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Speaker 6: Right, and part of that narcissism and psychopath traits of
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Speaker 6: being able to portray themselves is socially great and then
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Speaker 6: have the equally opposite DEVI inside of getting away with things,
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Speaker 6: covering it up and just blowing it off with minimal
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Speaker 6: fear of consequences. And that's really I think what we're
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Speaker 6: seeing with him is portraying this I just really don't
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Speaker 6: care lifestyle when in fact, a normal person, if you will,
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Speaker 6: would have been hiding, would have been scared, would have
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Speaker 6: been worried about going to prison and their reputation. He's
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Speaker 6: just outliving his life again. He doesn't care well.
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Speaker 1: As a matter of fact, an associate of Sean Puffy
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Speaker 1: comes aka Didty, has released a highlight reel of Sean
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Speaker 1: Puffy cums lavish parties. This emerges with combst partying with
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Speaker 1: Hollywood friends, A listers and designer clothes.
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Speaker 7: As rumors swirl around the sex trafficking allegations against Sean
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Speaker 7: Ditty Comb's. Many celebrities in Comb's circle have remained silent. Others,
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Speaker 7: especially those named in Rodney Jones lawsuit, have rushed to
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Speaker 7: the rappers defense. Producer Stevie j posted a highlight reel
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Speaker 7: of Comb's fiftieth birthday party to Instagram, showing off many
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Speaker 7: A list attendees. While the post purports to indicate what
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Speaker 7: a real ditty party looks like, it may also serve
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Speaker 7: as a reminder to those pictured that they were on camera.
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Speaker 1: Kobe Bryant, Doctor dre Jay Z, Mary Blige, Kim and
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Speaker 1: Chloe Kardashian, Kyler Jenner, Post Malone, Naomi Campbell, Cardi b Big, Sean, Travis, Scott,
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Speaker 1: The Weekend, Kanye, Jade and smith Snoop Dogg, Queen, Latifa,
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Speaker 1: Kevin Hart, Machine Gun, Kelly I can't even read them all,
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Speaker 1: so I guess the point is all of these A
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Speaker 1: listeners are partying with Combs. You think the fans care?
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Speaker 1: Everybody parties with Puff. That's Stevie Jay's visual reminder, STEVEEJ
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Speaker 1: posting a video that Combs as big as pr offensive
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Speaker 1: today is this video showing star after star after star
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Speaker 1: partying with Sean Puffy Combs. Back to you, Scott Johnson,
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Speaker 1: you think the fans care?
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Speaker 6: Absolutely not, because this is just him portraying this socially normal,
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Speaker 6: respected kind of individual sore when in fact, the dark
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Speaker 6: side's still going on and so regardless of who he's with,
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Speaker 6: it doesn't take away at all the credibility of any
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Speaker 6: of the alleged victims or the charges against it.
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Speaker 1: To you, Bernardo vi Alona, though, what about a jury,
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Speaker 1: What about the association between Combs and these superstars like
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Speaker 1: Mary Blige, like The Weekend, like the Kardashians and the Genners.
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Speaker 1: That could actually affect.
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Speaker 4: A gr R absolutely, because you gotta think jury's are
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Speaker 4: normal people. They may be phased by all of these
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Speaker 4: stars and it may affect their judgment. But I think
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Speaker 4: the FEDS do care, Nancy, And this is how the
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Speaker 4: FEDS may want to question, may want to subpoena these
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Speaker 4: A listeners to see whether they have any knowledge of
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Speaker 4: what happened at these parties, whether they have anything that
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Speaker 4: can move the ball or any interest, or have they
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Speaker 4: seen or heard anything criminal wise, So they do care
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Speaker 4: in that sense.
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Speaker 5: I wouldn't be surprised if any of them get subpoenas.
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Speaker 1: Including Golden Boy Ashton Krishner, who apparently is preparing to
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Speaker 1: be subpoena. Of course he's not saying that, but sources
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Speaker 1: are saying that. Is that real? What they better be
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Speaker 1: worried about instead? Of posting birthday videos with stars is
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Speaker 1: what we have been told. Video and audio recordings depicting
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Speaker 1: sex acts by Diddy and others on victims, be they
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Speaker 1: willing or unwilling, remains to be seen. Listen.
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Speaker 2: The Rodney Lilrod Jones lawsuit alleges there's evidence of the
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Speaker 2: sexual assaults and sex trafficking as hidden cameras record everything
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Speaker 2: throughout the combs homes, which is why homes in LA
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Speaker 2: and Miami were rated. Combe's former bodyguard, Gene Deal, commented
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Speaker 2: that if there are cameras in Comb's homes, there may
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Speaker 2: be compromising video of politicians and princes. The claims are
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Speaker 2: reminiscent of the cameras Jeffrey Epstein allegedly used as an
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Speaker 2: insurance policy against powerful friends like Prince Andrew and Bill Clinton.
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Speaker 1: To Mary Golden, joining US former senior inspector with the
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Speaker 1: US Marshall Service now with Golden Consulting and Investigations, Berry,
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Speaker 1: thank you for being with us keeping video seriously. I mean,
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Speaker 1: I don't know if he intended to keep the videos
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Speaker 1: or just never erase them, but apparently during the raids
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Speaker 1: on his two domiciles, videos were seized. I mean, if
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Speaker 1: that's true. What an idiot to keep videos? I mean,
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Speaker 1: help me, Barry Golden.
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Speaker 8: That's what people do. People keep videos to look back on,
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Speaker 8: you know, later in time.
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Speaker 1: And okay, could you just stop right there, Barry Golden. Yes,
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Speaker 1: once in a while I relook at videos of the
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Speaker 1: my children through the years going to Santa because I
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Speaker 1: happen to have it on a reel. The way you
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Speaker 1: said that, you made it sound so innocent. Yeah, people
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Speaker 1: look back on videos and reminisce what these are sex
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Speaker 1: videos potentially of unwilling victims. That means rape, rape, that's
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Speaker 1: what we're talking about. What do you mean to reminiss Well.
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Speaker 8: I'm not remend just people had to have they keep
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Speaker 8: the videos. And you know, one thing that I look
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Speaker 8: at it and some of the audio recordings that you
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Speaker 8: have and the video recordings, especially that audio recording on
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Speaker 8: that yacht. One thing you may want to look at
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Speaker 8: is that somebody has to authenticate that audio recording. It's
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Speaker 8: an audio recording. So if the allegations that Rodney Evans
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Speaker 8: is the one that took that audio recording, there needs
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Speaker 8: to be Dayton Times stamped somehow, just so you don't
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Speaker 8: have some audio that happened, you know, you don't know
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Speaker 8: when it needs to be Dayton time stamped. And it's
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Speaker 8: probably taken by his cell phone, which means Rodney Evans
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Speaker 8: probably is a witness to some of the partial alleged
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Speaker 8: you know, sex acts that might have happened if he
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Speaker 8: recorded that, and maybe not all of them, but part
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Speaker 8: of them. So, but all these videos are going to
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Speaker 8: need to be Dayton timestamps and have an accurate time
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Speaker 8: why happen?
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Speaker 3: You know what?
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Speaker 1: I got bigger problems in the Dayton timestamp Barry Golden.
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Speaker 1: Of course you're right, Yes, of course you're right. Evidentiarily
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Speaker 1: you're right, and that's got to be done by the
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Speaker 1: fans that they're going to bring this type of evidence
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Speaker 1: into trial. But I got a bigger question, Scott Johnson,
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Speaker 1: I need to shrink. And you're a forensic psychologist. What
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Speaker 1: kind of PERV keeps videos of unwilling, allegedly unwilling sex
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Speaker 1: acts with victims for the fans to race in in
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Speaker 1: their armored vehicle and.
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Speaker 6: Seize yes and out of narcissism, they keep these videos
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Speaker 6: so they can replay them, enjoy them, get off on
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Speaker 6: the power that they is demonstrated in the video, but
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Speaker 6: also as a source of blackmail for those involved to
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Speaker 6: keep them quiet.
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Speaker 1: Okay, wait, so you're saying blackmail on the victim to
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Speaker 1: keep the victim quiet, and all of these are allegations.
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Speaker 1: Nobody's been tried, nobody's been found guilty. In fact, Sean
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Speaker 1: Puffy Diddy p Diddy com says he's innocent. So wait,
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Speaker 1: let me understand this, the alleged rapist, you're saying, we'd
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Speaker 1: use the videos to blackmail the alleged victim. Isn't that
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Speaker 1: bass backwards? Shouldn't she the victim be using it against him?
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Speaker 6: Well, it's one way to not only keep the victim quiet,
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Speaker 6: but also others that were participating from possibly testifying against
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Speaker 6: what was allowed to happen. So from that standpoint, it's
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Speaker 6: a power piece in the chess game for the offender,
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Speaker 6: as well as going back and reminiscing about it.
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Speaker 1: Why do you keep saying that you and Barry Golden reminiscing, like, hey,
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Speaker 1: you remember that time we got in the RV across
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Speaker 1: the country together. That's reminiscing what you said earlier. I think,
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Speaker 1: woh be, what's happening where you and I'm just a JD. Okay,
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Speaker 1: you're the shrink, but you look back on the rape
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Speaker 1: and you get sexual excitement out of that. I mean,
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Speaker 1: I'm cueuing a with myself here, But this whole reminiscing thing,
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Speaker 1: it's not some grandma on the front porch with a
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Speaker 1: rocking chair going through the photo album.
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Speaker 6: Correct, But he is getting off and aroused to what's
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Speaker 6: going on because that turns him on. And so what
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Speaker 6: Barry was saying and I'm saying, is that for the offender,
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Speaker 6: this is a momentum for them as well to re
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Speaker 6: enjoy what happened, as well as for blackmail purposes.
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Speaker 1: Crime stories with Nancy Grace to Bretton Brown joining me,
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Speaker 1: executive director of SAS. That's Surviving Assault Standing Strong. It's
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Speaker 1: a nonprofit on a mission to eradicate abuse and trafficking
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Speaker 1: Brett Brown. I mean, really, these women and one man.
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Speaker 1: I like to add that we know all so far
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Speaker 1: are alleging that they were forced or coerced into sex.
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Speaker 1: And now there are videos we are learning just to
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Speaker 1: add insult to injury, some of these episodes were videotaped
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Speaker 1: and some idiot kept the videos.
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Speaker 9: Yes, I see a pattern here that we see a
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Speaker 9: lot among predators, and it is one of ownership. Sean
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Speaker 9: Combs sets out to own his victims, and he does
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Speaker 9: it in a variety of ways, but usually beginning with
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Speaker 9: gifts that are trojan horse gifts. So if you're looking
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Speaker 9: to get on a label, if you want a nice
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Speaker 9: place to live, if you're looking to kind of, you know,
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Speaker 9: record a record, any of these things.
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Speaker 5: It's people's dreams.
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Speaker 9: And then he takes them and he twists them into
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Speaker 9: a nightmare. And he maintains this ownership over people through
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Speaker 9: threats and intimidation. And it's been clear this is a
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Speaker 9: man who makes good on his promises. He follows through
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Speaker 9: on those threats, and so how many times has he
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Speaker 9: been brought to justice? So when you look at the
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Speaker 9: victims over the years, they're trying to figure out what
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Speaker 9: survival looks like. How do they stay alive and keep
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Speaker 9: going without having to relive this over and over again.
23:32
Speaker 9: For some of them it is silence and for others
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Speaker 9: now they are finally speaking out even though they may
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Speaker 9: be videoed.
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Speaker 1: There are four Jane Does and one John Doe who
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Speaker 1: has been They have been interviewed by the Feds. Listen,
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Speaker 1: I had sex with Cassie and Sean. Basically he would masturbate,
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Speaker 1: tell me what to do with Cassie. I had like
23:57
Speaker 1: fifteen colors.
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Speaker 6: And I heard lots about business because what they would
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Speaker 6: do is Sean talks a lot on the phone and
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Speaker 6: on the TV with people and stuff, and I'll be
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Speaker 6: in there.
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Speaker 5: I was like a sex sleeve.
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Speaker 1: Okay, whoa, whoa, whoa Wait, Okay, it's hard to make
24:14
Speaker 1: out what he's saying, but I have transcribed it. I
24:17
Speaker 1: had sex with Cassie and Sean. Basically he would masturbate
24:22
Speaker 1: and tell me what to do with Cassie. I had
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Speaker 1: like fifteen encounters, and I heard a lot about business
24:29
Speaker 1: because they would do it. What they would do is
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Speaker 1: Sean talks a lot on the phone and on the
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Speaker 1: TV with speakers and stuff, and I being I was
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Speaker 1: like a sex slave. There you are. That is Cassie
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Speaker 1: Ventura on multiple of her album covers beautiful. So let
24:52
Speaker 1: me understand to Caleb Brantley, there are right now we
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Speaker 1: know of four Jane Does that have been interviewed John Doe,
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Speaker 1: who I am guessing is this guy Jonathan Odie.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, Nancy, so as you heard that there's these John
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Speaker 3: Does and these Jane Does who are being interviewed, who
25:12
Speaker 3: obviously were paid a lot of money to keep quiet.
25:16
Speaker 3: Now that clearly hasn't worked out for Diddy. And this
25:19
Speaker 3: is somebody who has a lot of power, like we said,
25:22
Speaker 3: a lot of influence like we said. And going back
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Speaker 3: to the latest lawsuit filed by the woman on the
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Speaker 3: yacht who alleges Ditty's son groped her, she also named
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Speaker 3: Ditty for aiding and a bedding. Now she alleges that
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Speaker 3: she did file a proper complaint, but that things just kind.
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Speaker 1: Of got swept under the rug.
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Speaker 3: And she alleges that Diddy paid off the captain to
25:46
Speaker 3: turn a blind eye. So if we're talking about his power,
25:49
Speaker 3: his influence, he's used to paying off anyone he can
25:52
Speaker 3: to get things to quietly go A.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I want to go back out to Brett Brown,
25:58
Speaker 1: Executive director of Surviving Salt Standing Strong. I'm saying a
26:03
Speaker 1: lot of rapists get away slip through the cracks for
26:10
Speaker 1: various reasons. I wonder how long SPC Shanpuffy Comes has
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Speaker 1: managed to do that, if at all.
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Speaker 9: It seems as though this has been going on for decades.
26:23
Speaker 9: And so when we're looking at the victims in these cases,
26:26
Speaker 9: they are having to make really difficult decisions what to do.
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Speaker 9: Justice has yet to be served, and so as more
26:35
Speaker 9: are coming forward there is momentum and safety in that
26:39
Speaker 9: while at the same time they are reliving their experience
26:42
Speaker 9: over and over again, as more video and more audio
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Speaker 9: comes out and more people speak, and so it's a
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Speaker 9: long and arduous process with no guarantee at the end
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Speaker 9: so far.
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Speaker 1: Scott Johnson, you were weighing in earlier about the potential
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Speaker 1: sex recordings.
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Speaker 6: Yes, and so again back to using them for in
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Speaker 6: their mind, reliving what for them was a positive experience.
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Speaker 1: Just say it, for Pete's sake, Scott Johnson. Masturbating exactly. Masturbating,
27:14
Speaker 1: That's what they're doing. It's a turn on for them,
27:17
Speaker 1: but also a potential blackmail piece to keep people quiet.
27:22
Speaker 1: And as has already been said, he gets away with
27:24
Speaker 1: things because people can cover up.
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Speaker 6: He's not worried about it, he's not hiding. He's actually
27:31
Speaker 6: sitting back, probably reveling in the fact that all of
27:35
Speaker 6: this is going on, and he's expecting everything to go
27:38
Speaker 6: away and will continue to attack the credibility of any victim.
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Speaker 1: Well, hey, there's a track record it has gone away.
27:47
Speaker 1: Caleb Brantley, remember the claims that were made not too
27:51
Speaker 1: long ago, and there was a hush hush, most likely
27:55
Speaker 1: multimillion dollar payout to get rid of them.
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Speaker 4: Yep.
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Speaker 3: After Cassi event trofiled her life suit the next day,
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Speaker 3: they settled it out of court for an undisclosed amount.
28:05
Speaker 3: And I think what's happening here is that did he
28:08
Speaker 3: thought the risk of having these videos was worth it
28:12
Speaker 3: to have blackmail on these high powered people that he
28:15
Speaker 3: had these videos of, And in an Epstein esque fashion,
28:20
Speaker 3: you know, it worked out. Maybe we would have had lawsuits,
28:23
Speaker 3: maybe we would have had raids and federal investigations years
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Speaker 3: ago if he didn't have these videos for potential blackmail
28:30
Speaker 3: on these high powered people.
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Speaker 1: Well it goes beyond that. Guys. This is incredible to me.
28:36
Speaker 1: But in the last hours, the alleged victims lawyer has
28:42
Speaker 1: been attacked in claims that the victims are out to
28:45
Speaker 1: quote embarrass SBC Sean Puffy Combs, completely ignoring the hell
28:52
Speaker 1: that sex trafficking victims go through. Oh no, yeah, that
28:56
Speaker 1: didn't happen. Don't look there, look over here. Did he's embarrassed? Listen?
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Speaker 2: Tyrone Blackburn, the lawyer representing both Rodney Jones and Grace Omarquay,
29:06
Speaker 2: the latest of Suecombs, is accused of improperly filing several
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Speaker 2: lawsuits to quote garner media attention, embarrassed defendants with salacious allegations,
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Speaker 2: and pressure defendants to settle quickly. Judge Denise Code has
29:19
Speaker 2: referred Blackburn to the New York Federal Court's Grievance Committee,
29:22
Speaker 2: which has the power to disbar Blackburn. Sean and Justin
29:25
Speaker 2: Comb's lawyer, Aaron Dyer stated, the latest filing by Blackburn
29:29
Speaker 2: is quote filled with the same kind of manufactured lies
29:32
Speaker 2: and irrelevant facts we've come to expect from Blackburn. We
29:35
Speaker 2: will be filing a motion to dismiss this outrageous claim.
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Speaker 1: Okay, let's analyze what we just heard. Okay, killib Brantley.
29:44
Speaker 1: Let me understand this. I was used to it as
29:47
Speaker 1: a prosecutor. Every big trial I had, I would get
29:50
Speaker 1: a claim that I needed to be thrown off the case.
29:54
Speaker 1: Why it varied, and the judge needed to be thrown
29:57
Speaker 1: off the case, and the investigator needed to be thrown
29:59
Speaker 1: off the SAK case. Everybody needs to get thrown off
30:01
Speaker 1: the case, right, Okay, we see it happen in a
30:04
Speaker 1: lot of high profile cases. And here's the beginning claims
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Speaker 1: being made on the alleged victims lawyer that he's the
30:14
Speaker 1: bad guy, and now there's actually going to be what
30:18
Speaker 1: a mini hearing on it. I mean, this is so
30:21
Speaker 1: bass Awkwards. The alleged victim's lawyer is getting a complaint
30:27
Speaker 1: on him. You know what, I might give it a
30:31
Speaker 1: shred of analysis, but that the fact that the Feds
30:35
Speaker 1: just searched spc's homes armed with assault weapons, that kind
30:42
Speaker 1: of corroborates what the victim's lawyer is saying. Oh, there's
30:47
Speaker 1: some new video out. I do not want to look
30:50
Speaker 1: out my kitchen window and see this. Oh hey, did
30:54
Speaker 1: you just see that drone? They use drones to precede
30:59
Speaker 1: them to make sure he's hiding around a corner with
31:02
Speaker 1: an M six steing. So what about this, Caleb Brantley,
31:07
Speaker 1: The victims lawyers are under attack.
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Speaker 3: I mean, clearly, it just looks like it's a distraction
31:12
Speaker 3: and they're trying to attack the lawyer's credibility, trying to
31:16
Speaker 3: go after anything they can to prolong what will eventually
31:20
Speaker 3: likely be a trial that they're going to throw anything
31:24
Speaker 3: that they can to really distract everyone, to just deny, deny, deny,
31:28
Speaker 3: go for credibility and hope that something sticks and gets
31:33
Speaker 3: him off on a technicality.
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Speaker 6: This is very common of psychopaths to use projection and
31:38
Speaker 6: put everything off on everyone else and gas lighting. You know,
31:42
Speaker 6: look at how the victim's really not credible and they're
31:45
Speaker 6: everything everyone. That's what they're good at is blaming to defer,
31:52
Speaker 6: looking at their own client.
31:54
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, and yes, Bernardo Vilona, and I want to
31:58
Speaker 1: hear from you and from Brown from sas BERNARDA. I mean,
32:03
Speaker 1: any good prosecutor has been threatened with getting thrown off
32:07
Speaker 1: the case, taken off the case, prosecutorial misconduct, blah blah
32:11
Speaker 1: blah blah blah. I mean, if you've tried cases, they're
32:15
Speaker 1: going to come after you because they're between a rock
32:18
Speaker 1: and heartspot and they'll do anything. They'll even say their
32:21
Speaker 1: own lawyer, who's swent blood, sweat and tears for them,
32:25
Speaker 1: they'll say he he, she is ineffective because there's nowhere
32:29
Speaker 1: else to go. So I'm not surprised at all the
32:32
Speaker 1: victims lawyers are being attacked.
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Speaker 5: I'm not surprised that the victim's lawyer being attacked.
32:36
Speaker 4: However, Nancy, let's be clear in this case, who gave
32:41
Speaker 4: Diddy and his attorneys the attack is a federal district
32:44
Speaker 4: court judge.
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Speaker 5: This is Judge Denise Colet.
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Speaker 10: Who plainly said that she has great concern and pause
32:52
Speaker 10: in this attorney Tybrone Blackburn, because he has filed in
32:55
Speaker 10: at least five different federal cases, some cases that have
32:59
Speaker 10: insufficient and that supposedly she said that Blackburn has a
33:04
Speaker 10: history of bringing these cases for social publicity to get
33:10
Speaker 10: a money grab.
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Speaker 4: So that's why a federal district court judge we're talking
33:15
Speaker 4: about a judge here is the one who made the
33:17
Speaker 4: complaint to the Bar Committee, to the Bar Association. So
33:22
Speaker 4: in terms of normally you hear about attorneys being attacked,
33:25
Speaker 4: judges being attacked, But when you have a judge saying
33:28
Speaker 4: this about an attorney, I think we have to look
33:31
Speaker 4: at it even more clearly and give it some more weight.
33:35
Speaker 4: And remember this is also the same district court judge
33:39
Speaker 4: in the same district where these lawsuits have been filed.
33:42
Speaker 1: I want to be clear that the order the judges
33:47
Speaker 1: filed against the alleged victims lawyer lawyer Blackburn was about
33:51
Speaker 1: an entirely separate case. It's just bubble back up into
33:57
Speaker 1: the media consciousness because that lawyer Blackburn is also representing
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Speaker 1: some of Diddy's alleged victims. Now Judge Coates ruling happened
34:09
Speaker 1: as it relates to a case about a year ago,
34:12
Speaker 1: a legal malpractice lawsuit that Blackburn filed last year, and
34:19
Speaker 1: he was referred to a grievance committee then for the
34:22
Speaker 1: Southern District of New York. But now Bernarda everybody's talking
34:27
Speaker 1: about it because he's also representing spc's alleged victims.
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Speaker 11: Yes, Tyrone Blackburn, who has huge credibility issues in that
34:36
Speaker 11: Southern District, in that federal district courthouse where he's now
34:39
Speaker 11: filed these two lawsuits, having to deal with Sean Puffy Colms.
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Speaker 5: It's a big issue.
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Speaker 4: If he's really looking to do what's in the best
34:47
Speaker 4: entrance of his clients, of the victims of the complainants,
34:51
Speaker 4: he should step aside and allow somebody else to represent
34:54
Speaker 4: him because he has huge credibility issues. And while we're
34:57
Speaker 4: talking about the Southern District in dot court, attorney's talk,
35:01
Speaker 4: judges talk, and his credibility is on the line. You're
35:05
Speaker 4: talking about this order that's been placed a year before
35:09
Speaker 4: anything came out, having to deal with Puffy, and here
35:12
Speaker 4: we have him at the center stage with these two laws.
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Speaker 5: WIT's having to deal with Sean Puffy Culms.
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Speaker 1: Okay, you know what, Bernarda Violona. You can find Bernanda
35:22
Speaker 1: at vilonalaw dot com. BERNARDA. I don't know that I
35:26
Speaker 1: agree with everything that you said, but I can tell
35:28
Speaker 1: you this much. If these cases go in front of
35:31
Speaker 1: a jury, you think the jury's going to hear from
35:34
Speaker 1: attorney Blackbird. No, they're not. It's the alleged victim's credibility
35:39
Speaker 1: that matters, not the lawyers. If the victims are telling
35:44
Speaker 1: the truth, bam, the jury's not going to hear about
35:48
Speaker 1: a grievance file in another case against the lawyer.
35:54
Speaker 5: But yes, Nancy.
35:56
Speaker 1: In the last days, new video has emerged, new footage
36:01
Speaker 1: of the searches of Comes' home, and we're learning a
36:05
Speaker 1: lot Pumelin and security investigators searching with drones with weapons
36:12
Speaker 1: pulled automatic weapons inside comes His home. What does that
36:19
Speaker 1: mean to you, Bernardo, that.
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Speaker 12: Whatever that probable cause affidavit stated, it's stated they it
36:24
Speaker 12: gave him great pause, that whoever is inside of the
36:28
Speaker 12: house is armed, that there are weapons there that law
36:31
Speaker 12: enforcement needs to proceed with caution for them to have
36:35
Speaker 12: gone through the level of having.
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Speaker 5: Armed, armed officers marshals to go to that house.
36:40
Speaker 4: Not even that, but how about that armored vehicle that
36:43
Speaker 4: pulled up to the mansion in order to execute that
36:46
Speaker 4: search warrant. So I'm curious to see what isn't that
36:49
Speaker 4: affidavit that allowed them to come in full force like
36:54
Speaker 4: that to execute a search warrant at Ditty's home.
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Speaker 1: That is Bernardo vi Alona, correct, the former prosecutor turned
37:00
Speaker 1: defense attorney who's very familiar with the incident in ninety
37:04
Speaker 1: nine when Sean Puffy Comes aka Diddy and his hitch
37:09
Speaker 1: people shot up a nightclub and he and Jennifer Lopez
37:14
Speaker 1: aka j Lo were hauleded to the police precinct. Guns
37:19
Speaker 1: remember bang bang, And as a matter of fact, guns
37:23
Speaker 1: were found in comes his homes. You darn't right. They're
37:27
Speaker 1: wearing body armor and they're armed, and they're using drones.
37:33
Speaker 1: This guy has more money than all of those agents
37:37
Speaker 1: and you and me put together. I don't know what
37:40
Speaker 1: kind of gun stash he's got or what's going on
37:43
Speaker 1: in that home. If I were going that home on
37:45
Speaker 1: a search I would be wearing a helmet and body armor. Two,
37:49
Speaker 1: I would use a drone too. I mean it's not
37:51
Speaker 1: in common. Barry Golden, formerly with the US Marshall Service,
37:55
Speaker 1: what about it.
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Speaker 8: They did exactly what they're supposed to. That is standard
37:59
Speaker 8: up rating procedure. You go in heavy, you go in
38:03
Speaker 8: armed with body armor ready. They brought in the armored
38:06
Speaker 8: vehicles just in case you don't want to pull up
38:08
Speaker 8: in front of a residence and all of a sudden
38:10
Speaker 8: somebody walks out and starts shooting at you. So law
38:12
Speaker 8: enforcement is taking a safety approach. They go in heavy, command,
38:16
Speaker 8: the control their then allegations of excessive force. I didn't
38:20
Speaker 8: see an excessive force there. The sons were brought out,
38:23
Speaker 8: they were searched, their hands were put behind their head. Okay,
38:28
Speaker 8: you even saw the agents just put their hands on
38:32
Speaker 8: one of the Sun's head and walk them backwards. And
38:35
Speaker 8: then yes, they were handcuffed outside. Just so everybody is safe.
38:40
Speaker 8: Nobody does any stupid movements, nobody reaches for anything that
38:44
Speaker 8: is standard operating for procedure for law enforcement. I've done
38:48
Speaker 8: that so many times. I can't even tell you how
38:49
Speaker 8: many times that is done by the FBI. HSI atf
38:53
Speaker 8: US marshals and dea. That's what they do. I didn't
38:57
Speaker 8: see any allegation of the session force. They did it
39:01
Speaker 8: by the book, okay. And yes they use drones because
39:06
Speaker 8: when you have allegations of guns in there, let's put
39:09
Speaker 8: somebody that non human in there to give us eyes
39:13
Speaker 8: on the inside of that property. Now we know what
39:15
Speaker 8: we're going into, okay, and it's clear and it's safe.
39:19
Speaker 8: And now law enforcement moves in there, command and control
39:23
Speaker 8: control that home, and now you can search the entire
39:26
Speaker 8: house without any problems with anybody.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, the last thing I want is another agent shot dead,
39:32
Speaker 1: just affecting a search between various rap artists is an
39:37
Speaker 1: ongoing feud erupting in violence. As a matter of fact.
39:42
Speaker 1: Tokela Brandtley joining us from dailymail dot Com, sug Night
39:46
Speaker 1: warning comes his quote life is in danger during a
39:52
Speaker 1: prison call. Apparently should Night via the prison phone actually
39:59
Speaker 1: does a podcast from behind bars and in that warns
40:03
Speaker 1: Sean Puffy Comb's AKA Ditty his life is in danger.
40:07
Speaker 1: What's that about?
40:08
Speaker 3: Well, Shude Knight is behind bars and he was targeted
40:11
Speaker 3: and eventually did end up in prison. So this is
40:15
Speaker 3: just a warning to ditty that they will get you
40:19
Speaker 3: if they want to get you as they did him,
40:21
Speaker 3: and he's tying all these different cases to him. They're
40:25
Speaker 3: tying the Tupac case to him because he does have
40:28
Speaker 3: a history of guns, of drugs, of beef with these
40:32
Speaker 3: other artists. So it's all culminating now in these cases
40:36
Speaker 3: and these raids, and it's just a warning that he
40:39
Speaker 3: can end up behind bars and his life is in danger.
40:41
Speaker 1: The death Roareckers founder states quote, I tell you what, Puffy,
40:46
Speaker 1: your life is in danger because you know the secrets
40:49
Speaker 1: who's involved in that little secret room you guys are
40:53
Speaker 1: participating in. That was from collect Call podcasts that he
40:59
Speaker 1: actually records words over the phone from behind prison bars. Guys,
41:04
Speaker 1: let's stop and remember American hero firefighter Adam Finnceth just forty,
41:11
Speaker 1: the firefighter paramedic shot along with Officer Matthew Rouge and
41:16
Speaker 1: Officer Paul Elmstrand. They were responding to a domestic violence call.
41:22
Speaker 1: An Iraqi veteran finished two tours, survived by grieving wife
41:28
Speaker 1: Tara and two children, Liam and Nora. American hero firefighter
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Speaker 1: Adam finn sth Thank you to all of our guests,
41:40
Speaker 1: but especially to you for being with us, Nancy Gray
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Speaker 1: signing off goodbye friend,