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DOPE DIDDY: 'Forced' Staff to Stash 'Pink Cocaine' 24/7, More Sex-Assaults Emerge · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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Speaker 1: Crime Stories with Nancy Grace. Did he dope?
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Speaker 2: Did Sean Combs force his staff to stash pink cocaine?
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Speaker 2: Twenty four seven? Well he wasn't using it at all,
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Speaker 2: so who was he giving it too?
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Speaker 3: Or slipping it?
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Speaker 4: To this?
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Speaker 2: As more sex assaults emerge, joining us tonight, high profile
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Speaker 2: lawyer representing an alleged victim, Lisa Bloom, I'm Nancy Grace,
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Speaker 2: this is Crime Stories.
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Speaker 3: Thank you for being with us.
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Speaker 5: Sean Diddy Combs appears in front of new judge Arun
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Speaker 5: Subramani and wearing tan jail clothes and a huge grin.
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Speaker 5: The mogul seems to be in good spirits. One reporter
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Speaker 5: asks Agniphilo what the roughest part of prison is. Agnifilo's
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Speaker 5: short and shocking response the food.
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Speaker 2: As the claims of brutal rapes and sex assaults emerge,
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Speaker 2: let me show you a clip from TikTok and It's
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Speaker 2: coming at a really awkward time for Sean Puffy Combs
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Speaker 2: ak A Diddy aka Love It's Sean Combs reportedly apparently
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Speaker 2: asking a twelve year old little girl to party at
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Speaker 2: an after party with an after party to moth okay,
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Speaker 2: you know my longtime colleague and friend Lisa Bloom joining us.
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Speaker 2: You know, Lisa, sometimes you have to search and search
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Speaker 2: and search for evidence. You got to beat the bushes,
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Speaker 2: you got to bam on doors, jump out from behind
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Speaker 2: cars to catch a witness with a subpoena in your hand.
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Speaker 2: And then sometimes things just fall in your lap, like
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Speaker 2: that TikTok video.
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Speaker 3: Did you see that? Hold on, Lisa, let's watch it
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Speaker 3: one more time.
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Speaker 2: Now, this is surrounding MTV Awards and you see back
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Speaker 2: in I believe two thousand and three, the MTV Movie Awards, Combs.
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Speaker 6: Coming out the party along.
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Speaker 3: That's where our friends at MTV.
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Speaker 2: That's just one of those things that just happen in life,
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Speaker 2: Lisa Bloom. Really, now, think about it, Lisa. Think about
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Speaker 2: every grown man in your life. Would one of them
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Speaker 2: walk up to a twelve year old little girl, They
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Speaker 2: might say, well, are you a pretty girl? What are
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Speaker 2: you going to be when you grow up?
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Speaker 7: Not?
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Speaker 3: Hey, babe, you want to go with me to an
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Speaker 3: MTV after party?
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Speaker 6: Yeah, this is really sick, Nancy, And you're right. Video
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Speaker 6: evidence is always so important to jury's We saw the
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Speaker 6: Cassie Ventura video where he's beating.
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Speaker 8: Her in a hallway, kicking her, dragging her.
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Speaker 6: And I think a lot of people's minds about who
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Speaker 6: Sean Combs is, and my client Don Richard alleges that
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Speaker 6: behind the scenes, he was brutal, he was threatening, he
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Speaker 6: was violent, and a lot of people were really forced
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Speaker 6: into sexual activity or tricked into it or drugged into it.
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Speaker 8: Against their will.
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Speaker 2: Donna Schard is one of Lisa Bloom's clients who was
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Speaker 2: making allegations against Shawn Combs, now under federal indictment and
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Speaker 2: sitting in the MDCCI Correctional Institute. Let me ask you this, Lisa,
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Speaker 2: you have intimated, or it's been interpreted that you intimated.
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Speaker 2: I doubt very seriously you would drop a hint. You
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Speaker 2: didn't intend to drop that. Your client, Don Rochard is
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Speaker 2: actually the anonymous accuser named as anonymous, and the federal
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Speaker 2: indictment against Shawn Combs is she.
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Speaker 6: No, I did not hint at that. Some websites had
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Speaker 6: headlines about that, but no. What I did say was
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Speaker 6: that she will fully cooperate with the Feds if and
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Speaker 6: when they want to talk to her. This is not
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Speaker 6: just about money for her. This is not just about
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Speaker 6: a civil case. It's about justice, accountability, and if they
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Speaker 6: want to talk to her, she is perfectly happy.
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Speaker 2: To talk to What is the crux of Don Rochard's story,
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Speaker 2: Lisa Blame.
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Speaker 8: It's a sad story.
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Speaker 6: Don Richard, for those who don't know her, is a
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Speaker 6: very successful singer in her own right.
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Speaker 8: She's got millions of social media followers. She's on tour
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Speaker 8: right now.
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Speaker 6: And in two thousand and four she tried out for
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Speaker 6: making the band. She was selected. She was in the
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Speaker 6: band Danity Kane and led later in the band Diddy
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Speaker 6: Dirty Money. She alleges that she wasn't paid money.
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Speaker 8: That she was owned, she was exploited, she.
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Speaker 6: Was locked in a car, locked in a hotel room, groped, grabbed,
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Speaker 6: She saw a lot of physical violence.
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Speaker 8: She was warned the victim of violence. She ever complained.
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Speaker 6: She tried to speak up for other women who she
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Speaker 6: saw being assaulted, nothing was done, and she was repeatedly threatened.
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Speaker 2: Now, Lisa, this ties in directly to claims that Sean
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Speaker 2: Puffy Comb's aka Diddy should not be released on vond
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Speaker 2: And you know the defense of her are not going
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Speaker 2: to give up. They're going to continue trying to get
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Speaker 2: him out on bond, which is a grave mistake, because
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Speaker 2: he's going to trot right over to Teeterborough and take off,
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Speaker 2: Mark my words, he will leave the country. He's staring
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Speaker 2: on the wrong end of a barrel with this federal indictment.
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Speaker 2: And you know the fads, Lisa, if they don't get
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Speaker 2: him on rape, they will get him on a gun charge.
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Speaker 3: There's really no question. All that is is this your home?
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Speaker 9: Yes?
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Speaker 3: Was this gun in your home? Yes?
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Speaker 2: Case closed? And he's looking at fifteen and two hundred
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Speaker 2: and fifty thousand dollars fine, So he's going to run
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Speaker 2: if he gets a chance. You say, Lisa Bloom, that
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Speaker 2: your client, Don Richard knows that witnesses can be intimidated
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Speaker 2: not just by Sean Comes, but by his hitch people
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Speaker 2: that somehow are still loyal to him.
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Speaker 8: Well, this is how he got away with it over
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Speaker 8: the years.
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Speaker 6: And Nancy, I'm so glad that you raised this issue
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Speaker 6: of bail because our case came up in the bail
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Speaker 6: hearing the prosecutor said that he tampered with a witness
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Speaker 6: in my case.
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Speaker 8: And briefly, what happened was we.
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Speaker 6: Filed our civil complaint a week before the government's criminal
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Speaker 6: complaint that came later. That really was strikingly similar to
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Speaker 6: our case. But after we filed our complaint, only one
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Speaker 6: person came out publicly and trashed my client, Don Richard,
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Speaker 6: and said she was lying. Well, the government was tapping
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Speaker 6: mister Combs's phone, and the government said it his bail hearing,
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Speaker 6: he had over one hundred contacts with this woman who
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Speaker 6: trashed my client in between the filing of our complaint
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Speaker 6: and when she came out publicly against Don Richard, and
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Speaker 6: then after she came out publicly, there were zero contacts.
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Speaker 6: So the strong implication is that he convinced her or
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Speaker 6: he offered her money or something to tamper with the
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Speaker 6: evidence in my case, and that was one of the
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Speaker 6: primary reasons why the judge said you're not getting bail,
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Speaker 6: mister Colmbs, because we don't want you tampering with witnesses.
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Speaker 3: Okay, let me break down.
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Speaker 2: I'm drink from the fire hydrant here with Lisa Bloom,
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Speaker 2: who is representing yet another alleged victim of Shawncms. We're
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Speaker 2: going to get to the pink cocaine in just a
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Speaker 2: moment and the new alleged child victims of Shawn Combs. Lisa,
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Speaker 2: let me understand what you're saying, you are saying that
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Speaker 2: you believe from behind bars Colms is having his hinge
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Speaker 2: people intimidate witnesses and that has proven by did you say,
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Speaker 2: over one hundred phone calls to whom about what?
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Speaker 8: So he wasn't behind bars yet. This was before he
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Speaker 8: was arrested.
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Speaker 6: The government says that he had over one hundred contacts
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Speaker 6: with the witness in our case who came out publicly
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Speaker 6: and accused my client of lying, and the government says
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Speaker 6: that is evidence of witness tampering. By the way, he's
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Speaker 6: accused of doing this personally, not through a henchman. And
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Speaker 6: he knew his phone was tapped because on a phone call,
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Speaker 6: according to the government.
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Speaker 8: He said, my phone is tapped. I can't see very much.
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Speaker 2: Oh dear lord Lisa, Lisa, how many times have you
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Speaker 2: either participated in a case as the lawyer or we
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Speaker 2: covered it together at court TV or since where somebody's like, yeah,
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Speaker 2: phones are probably tapped, but I did it. They know,
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Speaker 2: the Feds or the jail or whoever is listening.
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Speaker 3: Are they that arrogant? I know they're not stupid, But
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Speaker 3: why did he do it? Lisa?
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Speaker 6: Well, they are you know, we always say, Nancy, they
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Speaker 6: have the right to remain silent, but not the ability.
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Speaker 8: And some people just can't help themselves.
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Speaker 6: And listen, we know that the government found a lot
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Speaker 6: of drugs in his hotel room. Maybe he was on drugs,
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Speaker 6: Maybe he was just high on his own ego. Maybe
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Speaker 6: he thought he would get away with it because he's
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Speaker 6: gotten away with so much for so long. But it's
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Speaker 6: all crashing down on him now, isn't it okay?
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Speaker 3: Thank ineda shrink.
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Speaker 2: Doctor Bethany Marshall joining US high profile psycho analyst out
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Speaker 2: of Beverly Hills, author of deal Breaker, and you can
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Speaker 2: see her now on Peacock Doctor Bethany. I know Combs
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Speaker 2: is not stupid. He's reputedly a billionaire. He didn't get
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Speaker 2: that by just falling off the turnip truck. So why
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Speaker 2: do they continue to blab on the phone when they
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Speaker 2: know obviously the fans are tapping them.
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Speaker 4: Well, I love your use of the word arrogance, because
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Speaker 4: they do feel that they're above the law.
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Speaker 8: Nancy.
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Speaker 4: People who have traits of sociopathy and sex addiction notoriously
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Speaker 4: become paranoid and anxious as they're about to be caught,
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Speaker 4: But all the lead up to being caught. They really
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Speaker 4: don't think anything bad is going to happen to them,
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Speaker 4: so sociopizes.
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Speaker 3: Places to stop right there, arrogant.
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Speaker 2: Has anybody been to a party where you serve or
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Speaker 2: dures to a whole room full of partygoers on top
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Speaker 2: of a naked woman, Because I've never been to a
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Speaker 2: party like that in my life. I've been to plenty
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Speaker 2: of trip clubs in daylight hours, of course, trying to
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Speaker 2: find witnesses, and they are filthy, by the way, in
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Speaker 2: case you're atempted to go to one, They're disgusting. That said,
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Speaker 2: uh no, never speaking of arrogance. And he's standing there
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Speaker 2: like it's no big deal. There's a naked lady with
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Speaker 2: sushi on her body?
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Speaker 3: What what?
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Speaker 7: Oh?
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Speaker 3: Nanthy?
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Speaker 1: You know?
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Speaker 4: I saw this in the James Bond movie once they
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Speaker 4: had a naked lady lying on a table.
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Speaker 3: I was way before them. That's not real, all right,
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Speaker 3: that is not real.
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Speaker 4: But this shows the point to which he thinks of
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Speaker 4: people as objects. She was just a decorative object.
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Speaker 2: Bethany, I know everything you're saying is correct, But Lisa Bloom,
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Speaker 2: can I just ask you something. I'm sure since I
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Speaker 2: know you that you have created you have formed some
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Speaker 2: sort of a kinship with your victim that you're representing,
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Speaker 2: Don Richard, when you think about what she says she
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Speaker 2: endured at the hands of Sean Combs, and then you
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Speaker 2: look at this photo of him eating sushi off a
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Speaker 2: naked lake and let me just throw in the TikTok
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Speaker 2: where he asked a twelve year old to go to
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Speaker 2: an after party, the way he treats people, it's did
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Speaker 2: he think it would never end?
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Speaker 3: Lisa?
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Speaker 8: Yeah, isn't there.
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Speaker 6: A sanitation issue with the sushi on a skin? But anyway,
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Speaker 6: putting that aside, what it was about for my client
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Speaker 6: was she was trying to have a career in the
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Speaker 6: music industry and she was doing well, but she did
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Speaker 6: not want to lose her career. I mean, that's the
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Speaker 6: problem is that. Look, if people want to consent to
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Speaker 6: all kinds of sexual and weird things, that's up to them.
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Speaker 8: That's fine, but.
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Speaker 6: Nobody should have their career hinge on being groped, being grabbed,
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Speaker 6: witnessing violence, witnessing non consensual sex acts. That's what this
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Speaker 6: really boils down to.
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Speaker 2: So Lisa, what is said is she saying Combs did
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Speaker 2: to her, not what she witnessed him doing to other people.
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Speaker 3: But what did he do to her?
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Speaker 6: That she was groped, she was grabbed, grabbing her breast,
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Speaker 6: grabbing her buttocks, not paying her the money that she
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Speaker 6: was owed, and when she asked for it, you know,
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Speaker 6: she was threatened with violence. I mean, it's a disgusting
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Speaker 6: long story from two thousand and four up until the present.
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Speaker 6: And she witnessed some of these incidents of violence against
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Speaker 6: Cassie Ventura, against Kim Porter, his former wife now deceased, and.
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Speaker 8: She tried to speak out. She tried to stand up
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Speaker 8: for the women, and she was threatened.
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Speaker 3: Crime stories with Nancy Grace.
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Speaker 2: Guys the claims of brutal sex attacks, including on minor victims.
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Speaker 2: The claims are mounting as Donna Charge tries to speak out.
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Speaker 2: Now through Lisa Bloom, she is being attacked. It seemingly
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Speaker 2: never ends.
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Speaker 3: Listen to this.
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Speaker 10: Now, youngest victim to file against Shawn Combs claims she
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Speaker 10: was just thirdeen when she snagged an invite to Ditty's
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Speaker 10: two thousand VMA after party. Comb's limo driver told her
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Speaker 10: Diddy likes younger girls and allowed her into the car
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Speaker 10: at the party. The victim feels woozy and lightheaded after
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Speaker 10: one drink, so she finds an empty bedroom to lie
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Speaker 10: down in. Combs then bursts into the room with two celebrities,
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Speaker 10: grabs the girl and says she's ready to party. Combs
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Speaker 10: throws her towards a male celebrity, who undresses and rapes her.
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Speaker 10: Combs then takes his turn with her all while a
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Speaker 10: female celebrity looks on. The girl escapes after fighting Comb's
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Speaker 10: attempts to force her into oral sex, running out of
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Speaker 10: the party naked.
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Speaker 11: Combs's exorbitant wealth and extreme power made victims feel like
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Speaker 11: they had no choice but to.
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Speaker 5: Comply a common theme in the lawsuits and federal indictment
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Speaker 5: against Sewn Combs is his widespread use of NDAs to
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Speaker 5: intimidate victims into silence. Everyone in his circle and attending
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Speaker 5: his parties was asked to sign what many attorneys have
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Speaker 5: called the most broad non disclosure agreements they've ever seen.
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Speaker 5: Any seiners did not fully understand what they were agreeing
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Speaker 5: to and were not provided copies of the document, leading
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Speaker 5: them to fear endless litigation if they were to speak up.
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Speaker 2: Can these NDA's non disclosure agreements keep witnesses from testifying
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Speaker 2: at trial. Now, former Danity Caine star Dawn Roschard files
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Speaker 2: a lawsuit against Comb's, claiming he sex assaulted her, deprived
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Speaker 2: her of food and sleep, reviews to pay her, and
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Speaker 2: also that she witnessed him abused his former girlfriend Cassie Ventura,
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Speaker 2: and saw him and associates engaged in illegal drugs and
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Speaker 2: sex acts with underage children, underage girls joining me an
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Speaker 2: all star panel, but now straight out to Lynn Shaw,
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Speaker 2: founder and director Lynn's Warriors, who is devoted to stopping
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Speaker 2: sex exploitation. Many people claim a defendant cannot change modus
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Speaker 2: operandi method of operation m That is not true. We've
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Speaker 2: pointed out many, many examples, all the way back to
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Speaker 2: Ted Bundy, where m I was obviously and radically changed.
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Speaker 2: So why is it so hard for people to accept
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Speaker 2: that a person allegedly Shawan Combs can attack women and teens.
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Speaker 12: You know, it's the same old playbook, Nancy. It's blame
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Speaker 12: the victim, Blame the vulnerable person. The powerful one has
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Speaker 12: more control over the vulnerable one. The vulnerable one is
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Speaker 12: a liar.
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Speaker 3: We have seen this.
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Speaker 12: Every person we work with has the same exact story
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Speaker 12: and they don't even know each other. So what I
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Speaker 12: have to say is why why do we think this way?
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Speaker 12: Why aren't we changing the culture in twenty twenty four,
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Speaker 12: almost twenty twenty five, believing a victim survivor first and
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Speaker 12: breaking it down from there. And I have to ask
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Speaker 12: you talking about these NDAs also, a minor can't sign
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Speaker 12: an NDA, can't consent to anything.
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Speaker 3: So none of that holds. But we always heard.
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Speaker 12: From our street sources here in New York City that
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Speaker 12: there were a lot of miners. I know, we have
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Speaker 12: to go with you know, proof and all that we
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Speaker 12: always heard there were a lot of miners involved in
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Speaker 12: this whole dirty ditty story always. And I just want
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Speaker 12: to throw out a PSA right here on your show, Nancy,
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Speaker 12: if somebody says to you, I know how to make
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Speaker 12: you a star, come with me.
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Speaker 3: Prove yourself sexually. I make you that star. You know what,
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Speaker 3: run for the hills joining me.
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Speaker 2: Also in addition to Lisa Bloom, doctor Bethany and Lynn Shaw,
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Speaker 2: Kela Brandtley, investigator reporter with dailymail dot Com, also host
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Speaker 2: of Daily Mail's podcast The Trial of Diddy, Kella, thank
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Speaker 2: you for being with us, explain what is an NDA
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Speaker 2: and how wrongfully many people believe an NDA non disclosure
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Speaker 2: agreement can keep people from testifying in a criminal case.
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Speaker 13: Right, Nancy, Well, thanks for having me. Typically NDAs, everyone
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Speaker 13: automatically thinks you know they're locked you sign it. But
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Speaker 13: as you mentioned before, you know if you're a minor,
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Speaker 13: a minor can't consent to anything. And we have victims
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Speaker 13: now claiming that they were thirteen years old at the time,
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Speaker 13: so that doesn't excuse them from the NDA, and they
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Speaker 13: can testify, as you said, in a criminal trials. So
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Speaker 13: did he might think that he was able to get
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Speaker 13: away with this for so long because he had those
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Speaker 13: ironclad NDAs, but you can see that it's all now
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Speaker 13: in reb.
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Speaker 2: Well, one person we know that signed an NDA and
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Speaker 2: may not have been able to speak out before was
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Speaker 2: longtime girlfriend Cassie Ventura.
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Speaker 10: Listen, now that the accusations against Sean Combs are criminal,
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Speaker 10: many who have signed NDAs could be called to testify,
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Speaker 10: namely Cassie Ventura. Ventura may have agreed not to speak
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Speaker 10: about her settlement Seawn Combs publicly or in further civil suits,
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Speaker 10: but when it comes to criminal proceedings, she is not
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Speaker 10: bound to silence. Former bad Boy rapper Mark Curry has
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Speaker 10: also speculated that when Combs released his publishing rights back
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Speaker 10: to artists last year, he may have required those artists
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Speaker 10: to sign NDAs we just saw.
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Speaker 2: The video from TikTok where Seawan Colmbs seemingly joking Lee
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Speaker 2: but who knows, is asking a twelve year old girl
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Speaker 2: to an after party, and you see everyone around, including
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Speaker 2: Ashton kutchrum I'm sorry to say, laughing like that's really funny.
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Speaker 9: When I die, I want my last words to be.
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Speaker 3: I did it.
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Speaker 2: From our friends at v H one, Lisa Bloom. Isn't
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Speaker 2: it fortuitous how words come back to haunt you?
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Speaker 6: Absolutely, especially words caught on video and Nancy, I also
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Speaker 6: want to point out, as you see, as you pointed out,
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Speaker 6: there's people all around him who are enabling, who are complicit,
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Speaker 6: who are laughing, who think this is all a big
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Speaker 6: joke when he's asking a twelve year old girl to
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Speaker 6: an after party, and when he's bragging about what he
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Speaker 6: does at his parties.
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Speaker 8: And in our case, it's.
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Speaker 6: Not just against Shawn Colmes, it's against twenty other individuals
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Speaker 6: and entities who we see were complicit. Because you can't
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Speaker 6: have this scale of sex trafficking and sexual assault with
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Speaker 6: just one person. It requires an army of people, and
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Speaker 6: we allege that's what he had, and that's what the
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Speaker 6: government alleges too. In the criminal case, they're called co conspirators.
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Speaker 6: In our case they're called people who are complicit or enablers.
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Speaker 6: But it's the same thing, and I think not just
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Speaker 6: Sean Holmes, but everybody needs to be.
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Speaker 8: Brought to justice.
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Speaker 10: Another victim claims he was invited to a ditty party
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Speaker 10: to be passed around to multiple A listers. The personal
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Speaker 10: trainer is invited to a twenty twenty two party by
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Speaker 10: a client of his. A private car picks him up
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Speaker 10: for the event, and the trainer is given a drink
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Speaker 10: on arrival with instructions to finish it if he wants
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Speaker 10: to enter. Minutes later, he starts to lose control of
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Speaker 10: his body as a security guard escorts him into a
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Speaker 10: secluded room. Combs performs or all sex on the trainer,
19:47
Speaker 10: then forces him to perform oral sex on another celebrity.
19:50
Speaker 10: As the man slips in and out of consciousness, he's
19:53
Speaker 10: vaguely aware that various men and women are performing sex
19:56
Speaker 10: acts with his limb body, using him like a party favor.
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Speaker 10: Rodney Jones explosive lawsuit claims that Ditty's chief of staff,
20:04
Speaker 10: Christina at Koram, insisted that all employees carry a variety
20:07
Speaker 10: of drugs on their person at all times, so Comb's
20:10
Speaker 10: drug of choice was always available to him. In addition
20:13
Speaker 10: to pills, ecstasy, marijuana, gummies, and GHB, one of Comb's
20:17
Speaker 10: alleged preferred drugs is pink cocaine, a mix of ecstasy, ketamine, caffeine,
20:22
Speaker 10: and a psychedelic known as TWOCB or two C. Former
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Speaker 10: NBA player and recovering addict lamar Odoms says pink cocaine
20:29
Speaker 10: can cause auditory hallucinations. It's also reportedly the same drug
20:33
Speaker 10: Liam Payne used shortly before falling to his death from
20:36
Speaker 10: the balcony of a Buenos Aires hotel.
20:38
Speaker 2: Straight out to a former DEA agent in the Miami
20:43
Speaker 2: Field Division, former fast former Federal Task Force officer for
20:47
Speaker 2: the DOJ, Robert Crispin.
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Speaker 3: Crispin, what is pink cocaine?
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Speaker 7: No, It's a powery substance of ketamine that's mixed in
20:56
Speaker 7: with a lot of other different drugs such as gh MDMA.
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Speaker 9: And these are drugs that alter the system and start
21:05
Speaker 9: to make your.
21:07
Speaker 7: Brain stop telling your body how to react and start
21:10
Speaker 7: to slow down.
21:11
Speaker 9: Therefore you become prey to your victim. It's a date
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Speaker 9: it's a designer drug. It's another date rate drug, and.
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Speaker 7: It just became popular in the US probably three to
21:20
Speaker 7: four years ago, but it's very commonly used.
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Speaker 3: Pink cocaine actually looks pink. That's where it gets to name.
21:29
Speaker 2: It looks pink, and it is used often as a
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Speaker 2: quote recreational drug. What effect does it have on the
21:37
Speaker 2: person using it?
21:38
Speaker 3: Crispin and has a lot of different effects.
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Speaker 7: To talk about the color, they do put food coloring
21:42
Speaker 7: in there as well, and they also do make it at.
21:44
Speaker 9: Times smell like strawberries by chance.
21:48
Speaker 7: But it starts to shut down your response system and
21:52
Speaker 7: to sometimes make you do hallucinations, sometimes make you very sleepy,
21:57
Speaker 7: sometimes not be able to control your functions. It all
22:00
Speaker 7: depends on what drugs they're actually mixing this with, and
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Speaker 7: depending who the cous is and who decides to put
22:06
Speaker 7: what in there.
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Speaker 9: It's just a variety of all the date break.
22:08
Speaker 7: Drugs GHB, the gamma hydroxy buttory, it could be MDMA,
22:14
Speaker 7: also known as ecstasy.
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Speaker 9: So it's a deadly combination.
22:17
Speaker 7: But it's used widely at these parties to give to
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Speaker 7: victims so they can't fight you just you can't fight
22:25
Speaker 7: after you ingested it.
22:26
Speaker 2: Pincocaine, like Christmina is saying, is made up of really
22:30
Speaker 2: a revolving group of drugs increasingly popular on the club scene.
22:37
Speaker 2: Usually you think people know they're taking it, but not
22:39
Speaker 2: necessarily true when it comes to Sean Combs. The concoction
22:43
Speaker 2: can often contain an ecstasy like drug, methamphetamine, opioids, psychoactive
22:51
Speaker 2: substances like bath salts. It's cheap and that attracts people
22:56
Speaker 2: to it. Now, it's a misnomer to call it pink
23:01
Speaker 2: cocaine because it actually doesn't usually contain cocaine.
23:06
Speaker 3: It's a party.
23:07
Speaker 2: Drug like ecstasy, like GHB, gamma hydroxy buterrate, the date
23:12
Speaker 2: rate and drug.
23:13
Speaker 3: Now, I want to show you a photo that we
23:15
Speaker 3: have obtained that is from court docs.
23:18
Speaker 2: Take a look at this dispensary item now, Lisa, I
23:23
Speaker 2: hope you can see this because we believe that this
23:27
Speaker 2: was used to inject people drug people without their knowledge
23:34
Speaker 2: at these parties. And to you, doctor Bethany Marshall, how
23:38
Speaker 2: do you believe that this was infused into the victim's bodies?
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Speaker 8: Well, for some victims.
23:43
Speaker 4: It was suspended in baby oil and rectally injected, And Nancy,
23:47
Speaker 4: I want to.
23:48
Speaker 2: See, but we whoa slow down, Nelly, what did you
23:53
Speaker 2: say about Well, anally.
23:56
Speaker 4: Those thousand bottles of baby oil were not just.
23:59
Speaker 3: A second lubricant.
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Speaker 4: They were used to suspend pink cocaine and other substances
24:05
Speaker 4: in them so they could be injected into the victim's rectum.
24:11
Speaker 4: So it goes immediately into the bloodstream. Nancy, this pink cocaine.
24:16
Speaker 4: It has a mixture of one drug, which is math,
24:19
Speaker 4: which causes hypersexuality, GHB which causes memory loss, and an MDMA,
24:25
Speaker 4: which creates an expansive warm feeling.
24:28
Speaker 8: So we think of a date.
24:29
Speaker 4: Rape drug as something that just renders a person helpless.
24:33
Speaker 4: They're trying to give them uppers and downers at the
24:36
Speaker 4: same time. Meth is notoriously used by sex addicts because
24:41
Speaker 4: it makes you hyper sexual, it makes you able to
24:44
Speaker 4: perform four hours. So these are not willy nilly cocktails.
24:49
Speaker 4: These are cocktails that he perfected over time to use
24:54
Speaker 4: on his.
24:54
Speaker 1: Victims crime stories. With Nancy Grace.
25:06
Speaker 2: To Lisa Bloom, high profile civil rights lawyer representing a
25:12
Speaker 2: did HE accuser.
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Speaker 3: Dawn Richard.
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Speaker 2: She is owner of the Bloom Firm, author of Suspicion Nation,
25:22
Speaker 2: The Insight story of the Trayvon Martin Injustice and why
25:25
Speaker 2: we continue to repeat it. Lisa, you have a huge
25:31
Speaker 2: body of work that you have created and developed over
25:37
Speaker 2: the years, and you are publicly supporting Don Richard's claim
25:44
Speaker 2: against Combs. Think about what doctor Bethany just said. If
25:50
Speaker 2: this is true women, for the most part, some men
25:55
Speaker 2: being anally infused with baby oil laced with GHB or
26:03
Speaker 2: pink cocaine.
26:05
Speaker 3: The humiliation and to think it's caught on video.
26:08
Speaker 8: Lisa absolutely.
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Speaker 6: Nancy and we allege in Don Richard's complaint that she
26:14
Speaker 6: was required to go to a lot of these sex parties.
26:17
Speaker 6: She did not engage in any of the sexual acts,
26:20
Speaker 6: but she saw women there, some who she thought were underage,
26:24
Speaker 6: who clearly seemed to be zomped out of their minds
26:27
Speaker 6: engaging in sexual acts, and she spoke out about it.
26:31
Speaker 8: She talked to them, She complained to people.
26:34
Speaker 6: She tried to get Cassie Ventura to leave Ditty, she alleges,
26:38
Speaker 6: on multiple occasions, and she was constantly threatened, she says,
26:42
Speaker 6: by Ditty, who said, you know people disappear, people turn
26:46
Speaker 6: up dead.
26:47
Speaker 8: I mean it was a terrifying time for her.
26:50
Speaker 2: Can you imagine someone as powerful and as incredibly wealthy
26:54
Speaker 2: as Calin was saying, Hey, people.
26:56
Speaker 3: Disappear all the time. Girl.
26:59
Speaker 2: You know Linda to Crispin, absolute Yeah, Robert Crispin joining
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Speaker 2: us a private investigator, but formerly with the DEE. You
27:07
Speaker 2: want to know about drugs, as Crispin, Robert, I hope
27:11
Speaker 2: you can see your monitor? Can we New York Control Room?
27:13
Speaker 2: Can we see those infusing devices that are part of evidence?
27:19
Speaker 1: Now?
27:19
Speaker 2: These reportedly used to infuse victims with pink cocaine and
27:24
Speaker 2: or other illegal substances.
27:27
Speaker 3: How would this work?
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Speaker 9: Exactly?
27:28
Speaker 7: Why they do it like this because it's a pottery mix,
27:32
Speaker 7: and it's got to be it's got to be diluted first,
27:35
Speaker 7: and you can't carry a liquid around in a ziplock
27:38
Speaker 7: sandwich bag or a small bag.
27:39
Speaker 9: It's just going to spill everywhere.
27:41
Speaker 7: So what they do is they put it into here
27:43
Speaker 7: and they mix it so it's a clearer liquid, or
27:45
Speaker 7: it's red or whatever color they put the food coloring in,
27:48
Speaker 7: so they can actually walk up to a drink and
27:50
Speaker 7: quickly do a diversion and release the release the liquid
27:55
Speaker 7: into the drink, whereas if it was a powder, then
27:58
Speaker 7: they would have to sit there and instirre it insert
27:59
Speaker 7: in a certain they're going to get caught. These are
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Speaker 7: pre packaged, pre ready to go, loaded devices to put
28:09
Speaker 7: in somebody's.
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Speaker 9: Strength, and that's why they use those.
28:12
Speaker 7: And you can carry them anywhere, and you can carrying
28:14
Speaker 7: your jacket pocket, carry it in your pants pocket, and
28:16
Speaker 7: when you're ready to go, you just lean over, do
28:18
Speaker 7: a diversion, and you can put it right in the drink.
28:21
Speaker 5: A Los Angeles area business owner works with Ditty regularly
28:25
Speaker 5: loaning out jewelry and exotic cars to the mogul. When
28:28
Speaker 5: he gets an invite to Comb's surrock party, he decides
28:31
Speaker 5: to attend to promote his business. During the party, Combs
28:34
Speaker 5: asks the victim to join him in his office behind
28:36
Speaker 5: the closed door. Combs drops his pants and advances on
28:39
Speaker 5: the victim, grabbing his genitals in a rough and sexual manner.
28:43
Speaker 5: The man freezes in shock and fear. Then somebody opens
28:46
Speaker 5: the door and interrupts Comb's The unnamed high profile athlete
28:50
Speaker 5: ushers the victim out of the office, and the victim
28:52
Speaker 5: high tails it out of the party.
28:54
Speaker 10: Well Juja Arun Subramanium initially granted Ditty attorney Mark Agnafilo's
28:59
Speaker 10: request for a guest order in the case. He did
29:01
Speaker 10: not rule on Agniphilo's request to have prosecutors reveal if
29:04
Speaker 10: they authorized statements aimed at assassinating mister Combe's character in
29:08
Speaker 10: the press. Agnifilo alleges that prosecutors intentionally introduced false allegations
29:13
Speaker 10: of child sexual abuse to the press and once them retracted,
29:17
Speaker 10: prosecutors having until October thirtieth to respond to the accusations.
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Speaker 2: Okay, so, defense attorney Agnifello is blaming others. Last week,
29:25
Speaker 2: they were blaming the FEDS for leaking information, specifically the
29:30
Speaker 2: Cassive Interira video where she was beaten brutally in a
29:35
Speaker 2: public hallway by Combs who so arrogantly thought it was
29:38
Speaker 2: okay for him to run up and down the hallway
29:41
Speaker 2: in nothing but a towel. Agnafello is now blaming others for,
29:49
Speaker 2: he says, false allegations of sex attacks on minors trying
29:53
Speaker 2: to break into the TV industry. To Caleb Brantley joining me,
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Speaker 2: investigative reporter dailymail dot com, host of the Trial of
30:00
Speaker 2: Diddy podcast, tell me about the defense's request for a
30:04
Speaker 2: gag order.
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Speaker 13: Yeah, Nancy, So the defense is trying anything they can to,
30:09
Speaker 13: you know, get him off, get.
30:10
Speaker 3: Him released early.
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Speaker 13: One of those things is a gag order. But another
30:13
Speaker 13: thing that's very interesting is that this week's seven new
30:17
Speaker 13: lawsuits came out filed by Jane and John Does, and
30:20
Speaker 13: what the defense is saying is that it's ridiculous to
30:24
Speaker 13: them that they don't have these names because they think that,
30:27
Speaker 13: you know, they can't then mount a proper defense if
30:31
Speaker 13: they don't know who's making these claims. And these claims
30:34
Speaker 13: go from anywhere two thousand to twenty twenty two, so
30:37
Speaker 13: that's a twenty two year timeframe that they're trying to
30:41
Speaker 13: build a defense for.
30:42
Speaker 2: Okay, So, Lisa Bloom, in addition to what Cala Brantley's
30:46
Speaker 2: just told us, since she's absolutely correct, the defense what's
30:51
Speaker 2: the names of the victims? And what a lot of
30:54
Speaker 2: people may not know is the defense is given far
30:58
Speaker 2: before trial the names of all the witnesses, including victims.
31:04
Speaker 2: It seems to me what the defense really wants is
31:07
Speaker 2: the names of the victims made public.
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Speaker 6: I think you're right, Nancy, and you're absolutely right that,
31:12
Speaker 6: of course, any criminal defendant is going to be told
31:15
Speaker 6: before trial the names of the people who are going
31:18
Speaker 6: to testify against them in sufficient time that they can investigate,
31:21
Speaker 6: they can prepare their cross examination.
31:23
Speaker 8: They have that right, and that's fine, But they.
31:25
Speaker 6: Don't have the right to gag everybody who has something
31:28
Speaker 6: bad to say about Sean Colmes. They don't have the
31:30
Speaker 6: right to gag me. For example, I'm not involved in
31:33
Speaker 6: the criminal trial. They don't have the right to gag
31:36
Speaker 6: people who it's taken years and years to come forward
31:40
Speaker 6: and now finally they've had the courage, they've found it,
31:43
Speaker 6: and they're standing up and they're speaking out. And you know,
31:45
Speaker 6: Seawan Colmes, through his attorney, has bashed the victims. He
31:48
Speaker 6: bashed Cassie Ventura after she filed the case, essentially calling
31:52
Speaker 6: her a liar. So he didn't have any problems speaking
31:55
Speaker 6: out when it was in his interest to do so.
31:57
Speaker 8: But now he wants everybody to be quiet. Luck with that.
32:00
Speaker 3: Good luck with that.
32:01
Speaker 2: Now speaking of a gag order, when the defense attorney
32:07
Speaker 2: was everyone else to stop talking, why does he insist
32:12
Speaker 2: on talking himself?
32:14
Speaker 3: Listen, they call them freak offs.
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Speaker 14: But you know, back when I was a kid in
32:18
Speaker 14: the late seventies, they were called threesomes.
32:20
Speaker 5: If these are genuinely threesomes, how do you explain a
32:25
Speaker 5: thousand bottles of baby oil?
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Speaker 14: I don't know where the number one thousand came.
32:29
Speaker 3: The US attorney said it.
32:30
Speaker 9: I can't imagine it's thousands.
32:32
Speaker 14: I mean, you know, and I'm not really sure what
32:34
Speaker 14: the baby oil has to do with anything.
32:36
Speaker 3: They're essentially saying it's a lubricant for an orgy.
32:39
Speaker 14: I guess I don't know what you need A thousand.
32:41
Speaker 14: One bottle of baby oil goes a long way. I
32:43
Speaker 14: don't know what you need to need a thousand for.
32:45
Speaker 14: I mean, he has a big house. He buys in bulk,
32:48
Speaker 14: you know. I think they have costcos in every place
32:50
Speaker 14: where he has a home. I mean, have you sat
32:52
Speaker 14: in the pin in the parking lot of a costco
32:53
Speaker 14: and see what people walk out of there with?
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Speaker 3: Not a thousand bottles of baby oil. I don't think
32:57
Speaker 3: it was a thousand.
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Speaker 9: I think it was.
32:58
Speaker 3: I think it was a let's just say it's a Okay.
33:01
Speaker 3: That's from our friend Harvey Levin at TMZ.
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Speaker 7: SO.
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Speaker 2: While Agnafello is demanding a gag order to stop the FEDS,
33:09
Speaker 2: he says from leaking info he is yacking incessantly.
33:14
Speaker 3: I mean, Lucy, excuse me, I mean Lisa.
33:17
Speaker 2: Why did he engage in verbal warfare of all people,
33:24
Speaker 2: Harvey eleven.
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Speaker 6: And he's not even putting facts out there. You can
33:27
Speaker 6: see him kind of spitballing as he's sitting there. Oh,
33:30
Speaker 6: I don't think it was a thousand. I don't know,
33:32
Speaker 6: maybe it was. Maybe you should know. The Feds have
33:34
Speaker 6: said this is what they seized from his home, and
33:37
Speaker 6: it is an important number because people are alleging that
33:40
Speaker 6: the baby oil, as you say, Nancy, was laced with drugs.
33:44
Speaker 6: Sometimes it was spread on their bodies, massaged in. Sometimes
33:48
Speaker 6: it may have been inserted into people's bodily orifices.
33:52
Speaker 8: And it's a very significant fact.
33:53
Speaker 6: That's not something to be laughed off or say, oh, well,
33:55
Speaker 6: you see people go to Costco. We're talking about sexual
33:59
Speaker 6: assault and sex trafficking, and he's trying to minimize it.
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Speaker 2: Doctor Bethany, I think that sometimes we would rather focus
34:07
Speaker 2: on the jocular or the jovialal That's kind of funny
34:11
Speaker 2: because it's really hard to think about women that think, oh,
34:15
Speaker 2: my stars, I'm going to get to go to this
34:17
Speaker 2: huge party and they're going to be all these famous
34:19
Speaker 2: people there and they can help my career, and wow,
34:22
Speaker 2: look he got me some designer clothes to go to
34:24
Speaker 2: this It's going to be the biggest night of my life.
34:28
Speaker 2: You go to the party and then you wake up
34:30
Speaker 2: and your vagina and your rear end is hurting, and
34:33
Speaker 2: you're like, what happened?
34:35
Speaker 3: And it's all on video video of you.
34:38
Speaker 2: In these horrible compromise situations with people having sex with you,
34:43
Speaker 2: and you're totally out of it, and you've got Diddy
34:46
Speaker 2: over in the corner allegedly going, oh, move that leg
34:49
Speaker 2: that way and that arm that way.
34:52
Speaker 3: It's degrading and upsetting.
34:55
Speaker 2: I think we'd rather see something that's somewhat jocular that
34:59
Speaker 2: have to continue to be reminded of what these allegations are.
35:02
Speaker 4: It's also hard to imagine the victims suffering. It's ineffable,
35:06
Speaker 4: meaning that it's so horrible we can't even put our
35:09
Speaker 4: minds wrap our minds around it.
35:11
Speaker 8: But you think about it.
35:12
Speaker 4: He lured women and men with the promise of advancing
35:16
Speaker 4: their careers. He drugs them, then he rapes them, tapes
35:22
Speaker 4: them so that he has power over them. We think
35:24
Speaker 4: of this just being a sexual assault crime.
35:27
Speaker 8: But it's not, Nancy. This is a power crime.
35:30
Speaker 4: He stalked the victims after raping them and asking his
35:34
Speaker 4: party or having his partygoers rape them. So this is
35:38
Speaker 4: cumulative trauma and shame and fear for them. We saw
35:41
Speaker 4: this with Catholic priests who molested young people.
35:45
Speaker 8: The priests didn't.
35:46
Speaker 4: Just have sex with the young people and then forget
35:48
Speaker 4: about it. They chose victims that they stalked over time.
35:53
Speaker 4: And when we think about sociopaths, Nancy, one of the
35:56
Speaker 4: criteria is that there's a thin layer of affability which
36:01
Speaker 4: hides a cold, calculated interior. So it's all funny and
36:06
Speaker 4: laughing at these parties, but he is vicious when somebody
36:10
Speaker 4: crosses him.
36:11
Speaker 2: Now, we've heard a lot of speaking of funny about
36:15
Speaker 2: Shancomb's whining about his life behind bars. He even doesn't
36:19
Speaker 2: like the food. Now, I want to thank Shawancomb's aka
36:23
Speaker 2: Ditties and stuff forgiving me this.
36:27
Speaker 3: Now, this is a far cry from his jail food.
36:30
Speaker 3: You could do it. You could be mango too, which
36:35
Speaker 3: as your backyard.
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Speaker 15: I ain't.
36:38
Speaker 3: I didn't want it.
36:39
Speaker 15: I wanted that, you know me, I allow myself to
36:44
Speaker 15: not have mango. I know way.
37:05
Speaker 9: You know doctor King called it the law land attended consequences.
37:08
Speaker 7: So sometimes the more you push a person down stronger
37:12
Speaker 7: to Yet.
37:12
Speaker 2: Not from our friends at India today, Lisa Bloom did
37:17
Speaker 2: the attorney, in all of his wisdom, just compare Seawan
37:20
Speaker 2: Combs to doctor Martin Luther King Jr.
37:24
Speaker 3: Did I hear that? Have I gone crazy? Earth?
37:26
Speaker 8: I think he's gone crazy?
37:28
Speaker 6: You know, it's never good for a trial attorney to overreach,
37:31
Speaker 6: to take an extreme position.
37:33
Speaker 8: It turns off the jury.
37:34
Speaker 6: And if you think there is any comparison whatsoever between
37:38
Speaker 6: Shawn Colmbs, accused mass predator, and Martin Luther King Junior,
37:44
Speaker 6: one of the great Americans of all time, you need
37:47
Speaker 6: to have your head examined.
37:48
Speaker 3: Guys.
37:48
Speaker 2: It's not ending there comes just getting compared to MLK
37:53
Speaker 2: by his lawyer. But now we find out about a
37:56
Speaker 2: weird obsession Comes apparently had with the Royals.
38:00
Speaker 11: Didty's former publicist Rob Shooter claims Combs was obsessed with
38:04
Speaker 11: Princes William and Harry. Shooter claims Combs asked him to
38:08
Speaker 11: invite them to dozens of parties, even offering to pay
38:11
Speaker 11: for their travel, lodging, and security, but the Royals were
38:14
Speaker 11: never interested in attending. Diddy finally met the princes at
38:18
Speaker 11: a party after the two thousand and seven concert for
38:20
Speaker 11: Diana at Wembley Stadium, but that was the extent of
38:24
Speaker 11: their relationship. Shooter even claims did he kept framed photos
38:28
Speaker 11: of the princes in his New York apartment.
38:31
Speaker 2: Wow, you know what's interesting right there at Kila Brantley
38:34
Speaker 2: so much Kila joining us from dallymail dot com. He
38:37
Speaker 2: couldn't quite pull off getting Harry or William to a party,
38:42
Speaker 2: thank heavens, but he managed to convince so many people
38:47
Speaker 2: that his parties were the place to be. I'm talking
38:49
Speaker 2: about Oprah, Obama, Trump, Hillary, all sorts of a list
38:56
Speaker 2: celebs showed up there. Of course, how were they supposed
39:01
Speaker 2: to know what was going on in the back room?
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Speaker 13: Yeah, Nanten, this just goes to show how highly he
39:06
Speaker 13: thought of himself, that he kind of deserves to have
39:10
Speaker 13: these royals at his party, these high profile people, and
39:14
Speaker 13: like you said, it was the place to be for
39:16
Speaker 13: most people. Hopefully you would think that this is just
39:20
Speaker 13: the party. You know, you want to get pictured at
39:22
Speaker 13: a Didy party, hopefully it'll advance your career. But for
39:26
Speaker 13: many people, like we're finding out that wasn't the case.
39:28
Speaker 2: Lisa Bloom joining me high profile civil rights attorney representing
39:32
Speaker 2: a Didy accuser, Don Richard. Lisa, I know we all
39:35
Speaker 2: recall when you and I were together at Court TV,
39:38
Speaker 2: and on certain weekends, certain lucky people, not me, would
39:41
Speaker 2: go out to the Hamptons for big parties, really big parties.
39:46
Speaker 3: Now, Lisa, as I recall you have owned dogs in.
39:51
Speaker 8: The past, right, I yes, absolutely, Okay.
39:54
Speaker 2: Have you ever seen one sniff the rear end of
39:57
Speaker 2: the other one?
39:59
Speaker 8: Yes, just this morning.
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Speaker 3: Well, that's what happens at these parties.
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Speaker 2: They're all just sniffing around to find the most popular,
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Speaker 2: the most influential, the most famous person and somehow calms,
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Speaker 2: as KILEB.
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Speaker 3: Brantley pointed out, thought, yeah.
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Speaker 2: I'm going to get the royals at my party, arrogance
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Speaker 2: out the yin yang.
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Speaker 3: Like Prince William.
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Speaker 2: You know, once Diddy sniffing his rear in at some
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Speaker 2: social climbing party.
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Speaker 3: I don't think so, you.
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Speaker 6: Know, Nancy, I didn't go to the Hampton's parties either.
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Speaker 6: I went to the Poconos and went hiking. That's my
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Speaker 6: cup of tea. But Denzel Washington had a great line
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Speaker 6: about the Diddy parties. He said, when you go to
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Speaker 6: a Hollywood party, leave thirty minutes before the devil arrives.
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Speaker 6: And I would add to that that if you go
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Speaker 6: to these parties and anything starts going.
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Speaker 8: Down, you should leave.
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Speaker 6: And if you think it's illegal, you should report it
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Speaker 6: because you should be protecting victims. And I'm not saying
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Speaker 6: everybody who was there knew what was going on, but
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Speaker 6: I think Moore did know what was going on than
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Speaker 6: they are letting on.
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Speaker 2: Now we wait as justice unfolds and more alleged victims emerge.
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Speaker 2: And now we stop to remember an American hero, Trooper
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Speaker 2: Daniel Redmond, South Carolina Highway Patrol just thirty one killed
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Speaker 2: in the line of duty, survived by a grieving wife
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Speaker 2: now widow, Michelle, and their three daughters, Olivia, Charlie.
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Speaker 3: And Kennedy. American hero Trooper Daniel Redmond. Thank you to
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Speaker 3: all of our guests, but especially to you for being
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Speaker 3: with us. Nancy Grace signing off, goodbye friend,