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DIDDY JELLY? Explodes When Assassin Suspect Luigi Mangione Arrives · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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Speaker 1: Crime Stories with Nancy Grace Diddy Jelly. Apparently Shawn Colmbs.
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Speaker 2: Explodes when assassin Luigi Mangioni arrives a Diddy tantrum.
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Speaker 1: He's refusing to leave.
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Speaker 2: His cell after he hears for the first time in life,
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Speaker 2: no jailhouse guards say no to his demands. As we learn,
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Speaker 2: ditty sex trolls scoping crowds for sex victims during parties.
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Speaker 2: This as damning ditty documentaries hit the airwaves. Who's taking
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Speaker 2: notes the Feds? I'm Nancy Grease, this is Crime Stories,
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Speaker 2: Thank you for being with us.
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Speaker 3: A frenzy of documentaries purporting to tell the real story
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Speaker 3: of p Diddy as the infamous rapper and music mogul
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Speaker 3: sits behind bars.
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Speaker 2: The real story, my rear end. The real story is
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Speaker 2: going to be told in court. But regarding those documentaries,
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Speaker 2: as I said, who's taking notes the Feds? Don't you
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Speaker 2: know They've got some intern tasked with watching every one
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Speaker 2: of these documentaries hitting the air, trolling and combing every
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Speaker 2: single word for new evidence and or witnesses. It's happening
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Speaker 2: this after they all but guarantee there are going to
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Speaker 2: be more charges.
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Speaker 1: Speaking of the dogs, listen, Sean Colmes is a monster.
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Speaker 4: I want to speak about this now because I've witnessed everything.
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Speaker 5: I think Shawn Conbs can get away with anything.
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Speaker 2: That was the sentiment for many, many years that Shawn
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Speaker 2: Combs aka Diddy aka Puff Daddy aka Puff aka Puffy
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Speaker 2: aka Love It goes on and on that he could
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Speaker 2: get away with anything. And it was only after that
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Speaker 2: that Cassie Ventura video emerged of him beating, beating her,
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Speaker 2: chasing her down in a public hallway of a ritzy hotel.
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Speaker 1: Did defense finally finally do something? But they have?
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Speaker 2: You just saw that from Peacock's documentary special on Ditty,
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Speaker 2: The Making of a Bad Boy.
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Speaker 1: But there's more. Listen.
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Speaker 5: There were rumblings about Ditty's bad behavior for years.
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Speaker 1: Federal officers spent hours of moving firearms, computers, foxes.
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Speaker 6: And bags a massive show of force.
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Speaker 1: Cassie claimed Diddy was often violent. There's a lot of
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Speaker 1: things people fear. I know what's gone on, A whole lot.
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Speaker 5: Of people do.
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Speaker 1: Are we all perfect?
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Speaker 5: Nah?
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Speaker 1: It's a stunning downfall.
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Speaker 2: So I was taking notes right there about that one
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Speaker 2: female witness who she I want to know her name
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Speaker 2: and address?
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Speaker 1: And don't you know the Feds agree.
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Speaker 2: Now, that's from my friend Harvey Levin over at TMZ.
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Speaker 2: That documentary is called The Downfall of Didty, and that's
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Speaker 2: now streaming.
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Speaker 1: Free on TV.
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Speaker 2: Hey fans, you don't even have to buy a subscription
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Speaker 2: to see that one. Go ahead, get your legal pads
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Speaker 2: ready and start taking notes, you, federal prosecutor, interns and more.
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Speaker 1: Listen, this is.
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Speaker 2: The type of indictment you would expect from someone in
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Speaker 2: the mafia.
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Speaker 1: I don't know that I could keep him off the stand.
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Speaker 1: He is very eager to tell his story.
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Speaker 2: They're going to show that video over and over and
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Speaker 2: over about what happens to women that won't change their stories.
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Speaker 1: His reputation is over the United States government.
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Speaker 6: They start making this case as a takedown of a
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Speaker 6: successful black man. TMZ presents The Downfall of Ditty, the
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Speaker 6: indictment now streaming on two B.
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Speaker 2: Instead of sitting in his cell sulking and pouting and
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Speaker 2: antagonizing the guards and whining about Luigi Manngioni, the healthcare boss,
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Speaker 2: assassin getting excuse me, assassin, getting all the attention and
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Speaker 2: being crowned king of the jail cell, instead of that,
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Speaker 2: he needs to tell his lawyer to put a sock
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Speaker 2: in it because that lawyer anfellow just tipped his hand
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Speaker 2: about one direction in which the defense is going again.
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Speaker 2: That was from our friend Harvey Levin. Ever at TMZ
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Speaker 2: their doc The Downfall of Diddy, and it's free on
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Speaker 2: TB FEDS.
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Speaker 1: It's free.
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Speaker 2: You don't have to pay for it as a former FED, Okay,
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Speaker 2: they give you no money all right to prosecute your case.
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Speaker 1: You can get all those witnesses names for free. So
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Speaker 1: what does this mean?
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Speaker 2: Joining me in All Star panel to make sense of
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Speaker 2: what we are learning right now from all of the documentaries.
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Speaker 1: But let's just take a peek at one more.
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Speaker 7: Disturbing video that Showshan Jiddy Coombs kicking, shoving and dragging.
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Speaker 1: His actual finds.
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Speaker 6: If she was scared of him?
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Speaker 1: I think so?
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Speaker 6: Were you scared of him?
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Speaker 1: Yeah? My sense was that everybody around him he was
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Speaker 1: afraid of him.
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Speaker 2: Afraid of Shawn Hon Yeah, why because he's explosive.
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Speaker 6: Didn's Downfall now streaming on Hulu.
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Speaker 2: And another one that's for our friends at ABC did
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Speaker 2: his Downfall nightline. Jumping in on it again with me
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Speaker 2: and All a Star Panel.
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Speaker 1: I want to go first to long.
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Speaker 2: Time investigator and now colleague colleague Chris McDonough, Director Cold
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Speaker 2: Case Research, Cold Case Foundation, former homicide detective, worked over
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Speaker 2: three hundred homicides.
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Speaker 1: Weren't you also vice at one point? Chris?
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Speaker 6: Yes, I was, Nancy yep, okay years write that.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: Also, this is where I found him after his twenty
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Speaker 2: five year career in l E law enforcement. He is
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Speaker 2: a star of a YouTube channel, The Interview Room. Chris,
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Speaker 2: how hard did we have to beat the streets to
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Speaker 2: find witnesses?
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Speaker 1: Talk about a polar vortex.
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Speaker 2: I remember being out on the street, literally banging on
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Speaker 2: doors with my investigator, trying to find witnesses. Of course
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Speaker 2: they could see us coming a mile away, pulling up
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Speaker 2: in our Crown Vic. Nobody would come to the door,
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Speaker 2: but we had to try. Right, the fans could just
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Speaker 2: sit back and watch all these documentaries. And by the way,
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Speaker 2: Caleb Brandley, Dana Mill, I'm talking about you girl and
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Speaker 2: your podcast A Trial of Diddy. But Chris McDonough, they're
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Speaker 2: getting witnesses handed over on a silver platter with all
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Speaker 2: of these documentaries. Hey, I wonder if Diddy's getting Hulu
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Speaker 2: by bars.
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Speaker 6: You know, Nancy, we talked about this on your show
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Speaker 6: multiple times. I mean, as you've been covering this case,
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Speaker 6: you know the problem here that he has, and you've
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Speaker 6: projected it that it was coming. His ego is so big,
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Speaker 6: and he's what we would call a power assertive offender
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Speaker 6: and he can't control it. But it goes to show
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Speaker 6: you how much intimidation factor he had into that ego
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Speaker 6: where he could control all of these people until he
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Speaker 6: was locked up.
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Speaker 2: Wendy Patrick joining me, high profile California prosecutor, President founder
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Speaker 2: black Swan Verdicts, author of Why Bad Looks Good. Second
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Speaker 2: book Reading People, How to understand people and predict their behavior.
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Speaker 2: I like that one. You've got so many books. I
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Speaker 2: don't have time to talk about all of them, Wendy,
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Speaker 2: but thank you for being with us.
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Speaker 1: Wendy. What is agna Fello doing?
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Speaker 2: I mean, I know Combs has added on to his
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Speaker 2: defense team, but cardinal rule and you know, here's a
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Speaker 2: high profile lawyer that Nesa never says the word Bean
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Speaker 2: Broffman fire in trouble.
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Speaker 1: I would hire him. He's a street fighter, but he
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Speaker 1: never speaks to the press. Right.
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Speaker 2: So, first thing that the elected district attorney told me
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Speaker 2: once I got my own courtroom, don't talk to the
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Speaker 2: press about your cases. He said it in a nice way,
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Speaker 2: but that's you're shooting yourself in the foot by doing
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Speaker 2: that with all these dogs. And he keeps talking, he's
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Speaker 2: giving away, he's tipping his hand.
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Speaker 1: Oh, what the defense will be?
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Speaker 4: You know, we always used to say a closed mouth
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Speaker 4: gathers no foot, and that is a great idea in
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Speaker 4: mantra to live by when in fact, you're on the
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Speaker 4: defense side of a case that's so high profile or
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Speaker 4: even Nancy, when you're the prosecutor and you want to
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Speaker 4: make sure that the case is tried with integrity in
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Speaker 4: a courtroom, not in the court of public opinion, but
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Speaker 4: when you have such a high profile client. And I
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Speaker 4: used to be a criminal defense decades ago. But that's
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Speaker 4: the type of thing that you have to be very
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Speaker 4: careful about because everyone's looking and with much curiosity about
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Speaker 4: what the defense is going to be.
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Speaker 1: What could it possibly be?
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Speaker 4: If the prosecution is patterns make the predator, well, then
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Speaker 4: it's almost very difficult to try to figure out how
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Speaker 4: do you best counter all of that evidence? And like
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Speaker 4: you say, more every day, all you have to do
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Speaker 4: is watch these free YouTube channels. How are you going
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Speaker 4: to counter that? And if you have a plan, it's
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Speaker 4: probably not the wisest thing to say it in public,
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Speaker 4: even though the court of public opinion unfortunately expects something
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Speaker 4: from the defense.
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Speaker 1: That's the balance.
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Speaker 2: Hey, you know, I heard Agnefello blurt out, I can't
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Speaker 2: keep him off the stand.
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Speaker 1: Okay.
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Speaker 2: I don't want to help out Diddy because the evidence
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Speaker 2: is mounting against him. So who am I supposed to
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Speaker 2: believe all these women or him?
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Speaker 1: Okay, but.
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Speaker 2: Putting Sean Combs on the stand would be a prosecutor's
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Speaker 2: dream come true.
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Speaker 1: Dream come true. Go on, Agnafello, go ahead and put
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Speaker 1: it on this. Put him on the stand.
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Speaker 2: Although I don't know that Agnefello can stand up to
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Speaker 2: Shawn Combs in court. Comes might take the stand over
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Speaker 2: and the fellow's advice, that.
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Speaker 1: Said is ditty jelly.
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Speaker 2: Apparently Seawn Comb's jealous after the healthcare assassin Luigi Mangioni.
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Speaker 1: No love lost between me and Mangioni.
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Speaker 2: But that said, he's angry that Mangioni has apparently been
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Speaker 2: crowned miss Sweet Potato Queen at the MDC.
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Speaker 1: Listen.
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Speaker 8: Reports from sources inside Metropolitan Center say Diddy is furious
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Speaker 8: that alleged CEO murderer Luigi Mangioni is getting more attention
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Speaker 8: behind bars. Diddy has allegedly been throwing tantrums, claiming he
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Speaker 8: is innocent of sex trafficking, yet he continues getting so
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Speaker 8: much hate inside the lock up, while Luigi gets so
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Speaker 8: much love. Reports say, prisoners apparently love Mangioni, giving him
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Speaker 8: support and sharing their stories of losing loved ones due
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Speaker 8: to inadequate healthcare.
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Speaker 2: Any meenie, miney moe, Which baguy do I love the most?
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Speaker 1: That's what's happening behind bars? Are you kidding? Joining me?
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Speaker 2: Reporter at large for the Dailymail dot Com, also host
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Speaker 2: of have a brand new podcast that's hitting the charts,
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Speaker 2: The Trial of Ditty Caleb Brantley.
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Speaker 1: Is this real? Actually?
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Speaker 2: At first I thought no, somebody made that up. But
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Speaker 2: I can actually see Sean Combs angry. He's not the
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Speaker 2: king of the sale block anymore.
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Speaker 5: I mean, this is the crossover event of the century.
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Speaker 5: At the MDC. You have Diddy and Luigi Mangioni locked
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Speaker 5: up together. Our sources say that they haven't quite met yet,
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Speaker 5: though they do share a legal team, but that Diddy
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Speaker 5: is absolutely furious that he's been throwing tantrums and if anything,
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Speaker 5: this just goes to show his inflated ego and how
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Speaker 5: he feels. You know, he has the name Love that
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Speaker 5: he should be loved and adored. Meanwhile, Luigi allegedly shot
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Speaker 5: someone in cold blood on camera. So to Diddy, he
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Speaker 5: doesn't get it.
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Speaker 1: He's saying, you know, I am innocent.
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Speaker 5: Yet you have this guy allegedly on camera killing somebody.
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Speaker 5: How is he being revered as a hero and Diddy's
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Speaker 5: a villain too?
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Speaker 2: Lynn Shaw joining me, founder executive director Lynz Warriors, Who's
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Speaker 2: having none of this. Linn's Warriors is dedicated to eradicating
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Speaker 2: sex trafficking and the abuse of sex victims. Also host
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Speaker 2: of Linz Warriors on YouTube. Lynn Shaw, thank you for
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Speaker 2: being with us. What about this a celebrity hair fight
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Speaker 2: behind bars between Sean Combs and Luigi MANGIONI is.
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Speaker 1: Diddy jelly what? I've never heard anything like it in
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Speaker 1: my life, But apparently that's the word.
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Speaker 7: That's the word I'm hearing also. But I have to
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Speaker 7: tell you, Nancy, I'm disgusted. I'm disgusted with this whole thing.
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Speaker 7: Boo hoo hoo. This dirty ditty hot dog on a
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Speaker 7: bun in a jail cell. That's a lot more food
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Speaker 7: than victims and survivors we work with get served on
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Speaker 7: a daily basis. As far as Luigi, another distraction because
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Speaker 7: I live right down the street from where that horrible
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Speaker 7: event took place, and you know what, an hour later,
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Speaker 7: people were just walking over the spot in New York
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Speaker 7: City And this is what we're talking about and celebrating.
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Speaker 7: How about the focus. I ultimately believe this Diddy case
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Speaker 7: will come down to it's going to be very tough children,
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Speaker 7: minors where they brought over state lines sex trafficking. So
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Speaker 7: that's where I think everybody should be going in and
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Speaker 7: really trying to find victims, voices and hear their stories.
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Speaker 7: I realize everybody's coming out of the woodwork right now,
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Speaker 7: but a little too late. However, I think that's the angle.
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Speaker 7: Why why did everybody wait decades? What can you imagine
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Speaker 7: if one of these women came forward very quietly and tried,
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Speaker 7: Now they did, There were a couple of cases they
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Speaker 7: did say they tried, nobody would listen to them. Why
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Speaker 7: why can't we switch that up and go in and
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Speaker 7: find kids? Because so many have told me over the
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Speaker 7: decades about dirty and still nobody did anything about it.
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Speaker 7: I asked why.
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Speaker 1: Now I can tell you why, Lenshaw.
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Speaker 2: I know this may be hard for a lot of
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Speaker 2: people to believe, but I didn't speak out when I
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Speaker 2: was a prosecutor about a judge that hit on me
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Speaker 2: over and over and over. He walked me to my
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Speaker 2: car one night and actually kissed me right on the mouth.
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Speaker 2: I'm like, oh, did I complain?
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Speaker 1: I mean, I immediately, just in my car.
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Speaker 2: I went by and laughed and avoided him as much
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Speaker 2: as I could. But I feared for my cases. I
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Speaker 2: feared for my cases that if I complained, other judges
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Speaker 2: that were his friends would hold that against.
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Speaker 1: Me and take it out on my victims.
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Speaker 2: So I figured, one kiss on the lips, that's a
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Speaker 2: small price to pay for not worrying every time I
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Speaker 2: struck a jury, Is it right?
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Speaker 1: Hblel in, Oh, it's not right. I mean, I get it,
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Speaker 1: but I get it.
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Speaker 2: But Nancy, it was very much alive in me that
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Speaker 2: somehow my victims would suffer.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, But Nancy, and the wake of the last couple
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Speaker 7: of years in the Me Too movement, we should have
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Speaker 7: heard something a little bit more before this Cassi Ventura
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Speaker 7: video came out. I mean, I had women, but I
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Speaker 7: didn't have proof about any of this, that this was
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Speaker 7: actually happening, so I couldn't step forward. I urged them
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Speaker 7: and they would not do it. And I'm going back
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Speaker 7: again to Harvey Weinstein when all that was breaking open,
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Speaker 7: and they still wouldn't come forward. But if we had
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Speaker 7: just one one victim that would have come forward, I
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Speaker 7: have to ask again, it's very easy right now for
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Speaker 7: everybody to create specials and cash in on the dirty
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Speaker 7: ditty story. But where were they when all this was
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Speaker 7: going on. I remained, If we don't change the way
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Speaker 7: we think about victims survivors, we are not going to
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Speaker 7: get anywhere. And if this guy gets away with this,
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Speaker 7: I don't know, victims and survivors will never ever come
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Speaker 7: forward because they will see when somebody has power and
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Speaker 7: money and attention like this, they don't matter.
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Speaker 3: Shawn Comb's unhappy with you found attention garnered by suspected
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Speaker 3: CEO killer. Luigi Mangioni whispers from inside the MDC.
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Speaker 2: Not necessarily whispers anymore, it's full out being stated and
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Speaker 2: reported that Shawn Combs is jelly jealous.
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Speaker 1: Ever, Luigi Mangioni, Okay, I don't care about that, but I.
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Speaker 2: Find it really interesting that he's having his sulky powdy
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Speaker 2: stunts where he refuses to come out of his jail
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Speaker 2: because he's angry.
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Speaker 9: Crime stories with Nancy Grace Sean Diddy. Combs may be
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Speaker 9: feeling forgotten buying bars. The moguls holidays have been described
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Speaker 9: as bleak, with equally dismal holiday meals to match, including
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Speaker 9: a state acon g subserved on a hot dog Biden.
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Speaker 9: Combs missed his twins eighteenth first day, which they marked
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Speaker 9: with a casual yacht trip to Saint Bart's, and now
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Speaker 9: Combs isn't even the most high profile inmate at the MDC.
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Speaker 9: Comb's reportedly reeling over this support inmates show CEO killer
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Speaker 9: Luigi Mangioni while he's been shunned over federal sex trafficking allegations.
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Speaker 2: What is wrong with investigative reporter Davematt from Crime online
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Speaker 2: dot Com. He just said Combs's twins went to a
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Speaker 2: casual yacht trip to St to Saint Bart's.
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Speaker 1: Casual? What uh okay?
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Speaker 2: Let me go straight out to special guests joining us.
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Speaker 2: Doctor Dwayne Hendricks, former associate warden at Brooklyn's MDC Metropolitan
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Speaker 2: Detention Center.
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Speaker 1: He is the author of who Are You See It?
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Speaker 1: Say It, Seize It?
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Speaker 2: And he's got a website, guys, New day Lightfoundation dot com.
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Speaker 2: Doctor Hendrix, thank you for joining us. There's so much
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Speaker 2: more to your CVB.
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Speaker 1: I gotta get to dandy.
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Speaker 2: I can't read three pages of all of your accomplishments,
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Speaker 2: Doctor Hendricks. Did you hear that the wardens finally told
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Speaker 2: Sean Combs the dreaded n O. They got tired of
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Speaker 2: his stunts and he had a meltdown?
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Speaker 1: Hey, listen, doctor Hendricks.
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Speaker 10: Sources from the MDC claim Combs had a meltdown in
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Speaker 10: prison over the holidays, distraught that he remains behind bars.
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Speaker 10: A panished Combs reportedly begged guards to take him to
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Speaker 10: the prison hospital, claiming he was having a breakdown in
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Speaker 10: meet say, when guards refuse his request, the rapper spent
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Speaker 10: several hours using meditation techniques to calm himself down. Observers
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Speaker 10: at recent court hearings say prison and meal refusals appear
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Speaker 10: to be taking a toll on Combs, who looks astonishingly
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Speaker 10: thinner and grayer.
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Speaker 2: Again, all I can say is, of course he's thinner
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Speaker 2: and grayer. That's because he doesn't have a private chef
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Speaker 2: cooking every meal for him. Don't you recall a PR
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Speaker 2: guru that joined us a few weeks ago stated that
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Speaker 2: Shawn Comes would demand cheesecake at four am, and get it.
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Speaker 1: I mean that was just a tiny example. Of course,
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Speaker 1: he's thinner.
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Speaker 2: He's having to eat three regular meals like the rest
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Speaker 2: of us, and he's not being served on a silver platter,
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Speaker 2: and boohoo, killer Brantley, his gray is showing.
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Speaker 1: That's because he's not having a weekly touch up with
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Speaker 1: his private hair dresser. Am I supposed to feel bad
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Speaker 1: about that? Kila?
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Speaker 5: Well, Nancy, He's innocent until proven guilty, So no, you
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Speaker 5: don't have to feel bad.
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Speaker 2: But I like you, and I respect your podcasts, and
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Speaker 2: I respect how much work and research you put into
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Speaker 2: every single article, podcast appearance. But I didn't ask you that.
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Speaker 2: Of course, it goes without saying Sean Comes is presumed
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Speaker 2: he is innocent, not just presumed, he is innocent until
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Speaker 2: he has been proven guilty in a court of law
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Speaker 2: before a jury of his peers. That standard is very
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Speaker 2: high in a criminal case. It is beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Speaker 2: What is a reasonable doubt, calib Brantley. It is not
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Speaker 2: a mathematical certainty such as two and two equals four,
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Speaker 2: But it is not an improbability. It is a probability,
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Speaker 2: a doubt based on reason.
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Speaker 1: That's the only thing the state has to avoid. So
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Speaker 1: of course he's in a cent until proven guilty.
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Speaker 2: I ask you, why are people making a big deal
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Speaker 2: about him being thinner and grayer?
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Speaker 5: Well, I think there's just so much attention on this case,
20:44
Speaker 5: and people are so curious about how someone's lifestyle can
20:48
Speaker 5: just go from being you know, at the peak the
20:50
Speaker 5: pinnacle you have everything, you have luxury, to then going
20:54
Speaker 5: completely to bottom of the barrel. So for any random
20:57
Speaker 5: Joe Schmoe who gets locked up, no, you know, eating
21:01
Speaker 5: these three regular subpar meals a day is nothing, but
21:05
Speaker 5: the interest is.
21:06
Speaker 1: Dait a minute, wait wa, whoa whoa, whoa whoa? Hold on, little.
21:10
Speaker 2: Girl, Doctor Dwayne Hendrix, I do not call steak on
21:15
Speaker 2: a bun sub par. It's not tony, somebody would give
21:19
Speaker 2: me steak on a bun.
21:21
Speaker 1: What about it, Hendricks?
21:23
Speaker 11: Well, apparently they must have run out of cheesesteaks. But
21:26
Speaker 11: putting the meal on the hot dog bun. He just
21:28
Speaker 11: needs to eat his meal and keep quiet in terms
21:33
Speaker 11: of him out well, in terms of him having a
21:39
Speaker 11: meltdown and telling the staff that he wants to go
21:41
Speaker 11: to the hospital. I can tell you we used to
21:43
Speaker 11: send inmates to the hospital for hangail. So apparently he's
21:47
Speaker 11: just trying to get out of the institution and they're
21:50
Speaker 11: just having no parts of it.
21:51
Speaker 5: Uh.
21:52
Speaker 11: There's a there's an old saying in prison, if you
21:54
Speaker 11: mind your own you live long. So he needs to
21:56
Speaker 11: stop worrying about Luigi MAGNGIONI gets focused on his particular
22:01
Speaker 11: case because I'm also hearing that he refuses to leave
22:05
Speaker 11: the cell to come down to the busiting room to
22:07
Speaker 11: be served these additional lawsuits, and it's not going to
22:11
Speaker 11: stop anything. It's going to delay it a little bit.
22:14
Speaker 11: But he needs to get focused on what he needs
22:17
Speaker 11: to do to fight for his freedom. Invite these allegations.
22:21
Speaker 11: But the more he acts up, the more he panders,
22:24
Speaker 11: and the more he cries, he just appears to be guilty.
22:28
Speaker 11: And I know he's got to be proven guilty in
22:30
Speaker 11: the court of law, but his actions are very devaike
22:34
Speaker 11: and it's not winning him any friends in that institution
22:38
Speaker 11: or any other future institution that he may find himself in.
22:42
Speaker 2: The future, and you know what's interesting, Doctor Dwayne Hendrix
22:45
Speaker 2: former says you a warden at NDC where Combs is housed.
22:50
Speaker 2: In addition to that and being a doctor and an author,
22:56
Speaker 2: I guess you're also clairvoyant listen.
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Speaker 9: In addition into refusing meals, there are reports that Sean
23:02
Speaker 9: Diddy Combs refuses to leave his cell in order to
23:05
Speaker 9: avoid being served with more lawsuits. Attorney Tony Buzby says
23:09
Speaker 9: Combe's refusal to accept service in two cases has caused
23:12
Speaker 9: significant delays, resulting in canceled hearings with three new accusers. Finally,
23:17
Speaker 9: in the last three weeks, the mogul is now facing
23:19
Speaker 9: forty one individual lawsuits, all but one alleging sexual assault.
23:26
Speaker 3: Didy's latest court hearing reveals the rapper appearing thinner and
23:30
Speaker 3: grayer as he awaits his twenty twenty five trial for
23:33
Speaker 3: sex trafficking charges.
23:38
Speaker 1: Boohoo, no private chef.
23:40
Speaker 2: Back to doctor Dwayne Hendricks, former associate warden at NDC
23:43
Speaker 2: Metropolitan Detention Center where Comb's is housed, and to his chagrin,
23:50
Speaker 2: Luigi Manngioni, the alleged healthcare assassin.
23:54
Speaker 1: Who many people are saying he's a new.
23:55
Speaker 2: Hot fello and blah blah. Okay, back to you, doctor Hendrix.
24:01
Speaker 2: There is a certain honor among thieves, let me just
24:05
Speaker 2: put it ephemistically, where inmates stick together unless they're offered
24:11
Speaker 2: a sweet deal from prosecutors. But when the inmates turn
24:14
Speaker 2: on you, you're up the creek without a paddle. I
24:18
Speaker 2: wonder when Combs first came whether the inmates were starstruck. Okay,
24:25
Speaker 2: I mean it's a multi multi millionaire, some people claim
24:28
Speaker 2: billionaire who everybody's heard of. But then after a while,
24:34
Speaker 2: the honeymoon is over, and his constant antics and whining,
24:40
Speaker 2: demanding a tablet, wanting special food every other day, wanting
24:45
Speaker 2: to go to the sick war, angry and sulking that
24:47
Speaker 2: he's not already out of jail. That wears pretty thin
24:51
Speaker 2: on everyone around you. What about it, doctor Hendrix.
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Speaker 11: You're absolutely correct, And in terms of inmates being starstruck,
25:00
Speaker 11: may have lasted five minutes, because after that, it makes
25:03
Speaker 11: me give a rat's nostril about your status other than
25:07
Speaker 11: the fact that what they can get out of you.
25:09
Speaker 11: So unfortunately, he'll probably be extorted at some point if
25:12
Speaker 11: he's not already, and if he's causing any issues or concerns.
25:18
Speaker 11: You know, sometimes they'll ask the staff to get them
25:21
Speaker 11: off the unit, or they'll they'll say, hey, he's got
25:23
Speaker 11: to go, or something may happen to him. So he
25:26
Speaker 11: right now, I'm assuming he's probably in the unit with
25:30
Speaker 11: inmates that are probably not violent in nature. But at
25:33
Speaker 11: some point, if he is convicted of his crimes and
25:37
Speaker 11: he goes to a prison, if he carries his behavior
25:40
Speaker 11: with him where he may end up going, he's going
25:44
Speaker 11: to have a really hard time surviving because again, if
25:47
Speaker 11: he's convicted, these victims will receive a large payout, and
25:52
Speaker 11: I don't know how much money he'll have left over
25:54
Speaker 11: to pay for protection because he's not getting affiliated or
25:57
Speaker 11: anything like that. Because again, he's painting himself as a
26:01
Speaker 11: CEO and as someone as a businessman. So he's going
26:05
Speaker 11: to have to pick his path, and right now, the
26:08
Speaker 11: way he's behaving is not going to look very well
26:12
Speaker 11: for him in the future.
26:13
Speaker 2: You know, you said something earlier, doctor Hendrix about his
26:17
Speaker 2: refusing to come out of a sell and sulking in
26:19
Speaker 2: there as being a delay tactic so he can't get
26:23
Speaker 2: served lawsuits on other cases that are mounting.
26:28
Speaker 1: How do you do that behind bars? I mean, can't
26:30
Speaker 1: they just hand you the documents in your jail cell.
26:34
Speaker 11: No, nat See, each state has rules on process serving
26:37
Speaker 11: and as far as in the prison setting, as long
26:39
Speaker 11: as the process service follows the rules for visitation of
26:43
Speaker 11: the institution, there's no inmates they can refuse to come
26:47
Speaker 11: to a visit, whether it's his family, friends, or associates,
26:50
Speaker 11: so he does not have to leave his unit to
26:53
Speaker 11: come down to the visiting room. However, once the process
26:57
Speaker 11: servers have done all that they can can do and
27:00
Speaker 11: they went through that process, obviously, we know he has
27:04
Speaker 11: a team of attorneys retained, so at this point they're
27:07
Speaker 11: probably going to serve his legal team, and I think
27:11
Speaker 11: that's I know this to be a little bit of
27:13
Speaker 11: a delay in terms of the process of the lawsuits,
27:16
Speaker 11: but at some point his legal team will be served
27:19
Speaker 11: these papers, and this uh, these losses will move forward
27:23
Speaker 11: without him officially being served. Behind bars.
27:26
Speaker 3: A frenzy of documentaries purporting to tell the real story
27:29
Speaker 3: of p Diddy as the infamous rapper and music mogul
27:32
Speaker 3: sits behind bars.
27:34
Speaker 2: When Diddy Sean Combe's Puff Daddy Puff Love was first
27:40
Speaker 2: arrested and the federal indictment was revealed, we all discussed
27:47
Speaker 2: the possibility that cohorts aka friends would have the choice
27:53
Speaker 2: to either turn co defendant witness, unnamed conspirator. Well, it's
28:01
Speaker 2: all come true.
28:02
Speaker 1: Listen.
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Speaker 10: As many predicted, it appears Sean Comb's inner circle is
28:05
Speaker 10: turning against him. An upcoming Peacock documentary, The Making of
28:10
Speaker 10: a Bad Boy, a former makeup artist, intern bodyguard, and
28:13
Speaker 10: both childhood and industry friends are recounting Ditty's eyebrow raising behavior.
28:19
Speaker 10: Many of the associates interviewed for the doc chose to
28:21
Speaker 10: remain anonymous, including a man who claims underage women were
28:25
Speaker 10: frequently in attendance at parties where red lights came on
28:29
Speaker 10: to indicate sex was happening.
28:31
Speaker 1: Wait a minute.
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Speaker 2: Caleb Brandley joining me, investigative reporter at large with the
28:36
Speaker 2: biggest website apparently in the world, dailymail dot Com, and
28:40
Speaker 2: star of the Trial of Ditty podcast Kill Again.
28:44
Speaker 1: Thank you for being with us. What everybody knew? I
28:48
Speaker 1: hated that when I.
28:49
Speaker 2: Would be working up a case and I'd be talking
28:51
Speaker 2: to the witness and then say, well, everybody knows. Everybody
28:54
Speaker 2: knows is not admissible in court. Just because everybody knows
28:59
Speaker 2: it doesn't.
29:00
Speaker 1: I mean, I can bring it in front of a jury.
29:02
Speaker 1: But what is this.
29:04
Speaker 2: Everybody knows that when Sean Combs would turn on a
29:08
Speaker 2: red light, he was having sex and to stay away.
29:12
Speaker 5: Nancy. I've said it before and I'm sure I'll say
29:14
Speaker 5: it many times again. This was all an open secret
29:18
Speaker 5: in Hollywood. You hear everyone coming out saying, oh, yeah,
29:22
Speaker 5: Diddy's parties were crazy, and they used to say it
29:24
Speaker 5: at the time. You know, there are videos that have
29:27
Speaker 5: come up of people saying, oh, you know what happens
29:29
Speaker 5: at Diddy parties. So it was all there in front
29:32
Speaker 5: of us. It's just now when there's finally an indictment
29:36
Speaker 5: that it's coming in the legal form. So like you're
29:39
Speaker 5: seeing in these documentaries, they are with unidentified people. One
29:43
Speaker 5: woman she said that they said they could ship me
29:46
Speaker 5: off and sell me to anyone. And then you have
29:48
Speaker 5: this other unidentified man coming forward saying if the red
29:52
Speaker 5: light's on, that means their sex happening with Ditty and
29:56
Speaker 5: there are underage girls. So again, if these claims are true,
30:01
Speaker 5: did he did not act a.
30:02
Speaker 2: Lot crime stories with Nancy Grace?
30:15
Speaker 1: I am telling you what.
30:17
Speaker 2: Wendy Patrick, prosecutor, author star of Today with Doctor Wendy
30:24
Speaker 2: KCBQ San Diego, Wendy, I know a lot of people
30:30
Speaker 2: have a prurient interest in what we're talking about. I
30:34
Speaker 2: see it all as evidence. I can't help it. That's
30:36
Speaker 2: how I'm programmed. Now, what jar that has a daughter,
30:41
Speaker 2: a sister, a granddaughter, a wife is going to sit
30:46
Speaker 2: by and hear evidence that Diddy would actually turn on
30:50
Speaker 2: a red light for people to say to see to
30:53
Speaker 2: warn them away that he was having sex purportedly with
30:57
Speaker 2: a minor.
31:01
Speaker 1: I'm flabbergasted.
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Speaker 12: Yeah, you know, Nancy, this is going to be the
31:05
Speaker 12: brutal reality of finally moving this very sordid tale into
31:09
Speaker 12: a court of law instead of trying it in the
31:12
Speaker 12: court of public opinion.
31:13
Speaker 4: And when you talk about the reality of how modern jurors,
31:17
Speaker 4: regardless of who they are, they know someone whether it's
31:19
Speaker 4: a family member, a friend, a coworker, who they worry
31:23
Speaker 4: might be victimized in this fashion who they worry might
31:26
Speaker 4: have been, because this is another illustration of safety in
31:30
Speaker 4: numbers only. When the dominoes began to fall, much like
31:34
Speaker 4: Harvey Weinstein and others at the beginning of the revival
31:36
Speaker 4: of the Me Too movement in twenty seventeen. Only when
31:40
Speaker 4: others began coming forward were we exposed to what was
31:44
Speaker 4: really going on in this glamorized subculture. We'll call it
31:48
Speaker 4: that because there's wilful blindness, no doubt among some of
31:51
Speaker 4: is we'll call them unindicted co conspirators that they saw
31:54
Speaker 4: it and did nothing. But anybody that might have witnessed
31:58
Speaker 4: what in retrospect they should have known or did know
32:01
Speaker 4: was just brutally illegal exploitive conduct of minors. All of
32:07
Speaker 4: that is going to come to light in a court
32:09
Speaker 4: of law. And you know, as far as the antics
32:11
Speaker 4: behind bars right now, all that that's going to be
32:14
Speaker 4: is a distraction. We want jers in that courtroom to
32:16
Speaker 4: hear from people that were there, who knew, who saw,
32:20
Speaker 4: and that's going to be very explosive. And you know,
32:23
Speaker 4: the trial's coming up in May, so we're going to
32:25
Speaker 4: have to wait till then to see who does come forward.
32:28
Speaker 4: But yes, it is not going to be pretty when
32:30
Speaker 4: this all shakes out in a court of law.
32:31
Speaker 2: Lynn Shaw, Founder executive director Lynn's Warriors. Lynn, that is
32:36
Speaker 2: so brazen, if true, that Combs would actually turn on
32:42
Speaker 2: a red light visible from the outside of the bedroom
32:46
Speaker 2: to warm people he was having underage sex and to
32:49
Speaker 2: not come in.
32:51
Speaker 1: Just imagine it.
32:52
Speaker 2: I mean, I've got a teen girl and a teen
32:54
Speaker 2: boy who I believe anyway are innocence. Okay, imagine sitting
33:02
Speaker 2: on a jury. I mean, it's making my blood boil
33:05
Speaker 2: just thinking.
33:06
Speaker 1: About the brazen nature of warning everybody don't come in,
33:11
Speaker 1: and they all just stood by and let it hoppen. Limb.
33:14
Speaker 7: Everybody's blood should be boiling with this spoiled bad boy.
33:19
Speaker 7: I mean, after all, he called his company bad Boy Entertainment.
33:22
Speaker 7: He told us who he was and is, and you
33:26
Speaker 7: know what distraction? Distraction distraction with these.
33:29
Speaker 1: I will come out of my cell.
33:30
Speaker 7: I don't want the peanut butter and jelly sandwich. I
33:33
Speaker 7: want to remind everybody January is National Human Trafficking Awareness
33:36
Speaker 7: and Prevention Month. Let's really talk about that. Let's really
33:41
Speaker 7: talk about the kids, Let's really talk about the education there.
33:44
Speaker 7: Maybe how if we can root out behind the scenes
33:47
Speaker 7: the miners, the women that were involved in this and
33:50
Speaker 7: protect them so they will talk, we can have some
33:53
Speaker 7: lessons learned from this whole thing. This cannot continue.
33:56
Speaker 13: Philip Pines, a former personal wacky for Sean Comb's claims,
33:59
Speaker 13: in lawsuit that he was tasked with setting up for
34:02
Speaker 13: Wild King Knights at hotels, which involved bringing red lights,
34:06
Speaker 13: ice buckets, alcohol, marijuana, joints, honey packs for male libido,
34:11
Speaker 13: baby oil, astro glide, towels, illegal drugs, and powered sex
34:16
Speaker 13: toys to Combs's room for sometimes days long escapades. Pines
34:20
Speaker 13: says he was expected to be on call for any
34:22
Speaker 13: additional needs during the exploits, and Combs even pressured him
34:26
Speaker 13: to join afterwards. Pines was charged with cleaning up the mess,
34:30
Speaker 13: deleting any incriminating photos or video from Combs's devices, and
34:34
Speaker 13: leaving hotel staff large tips to avoid paying extra bills
34:38
Speaker 13: for damages.
34:39
Speaker 1: Oh my stars, I am my investigator.
34:44
Speaker 2: Ernest would be all over this guy, Like, why on
34:48
Speaker 2: rice did you hear that?
34:51
Speaker 1: Kileibrowley dailymail dot com.
34:54
Speaker 2: Philip Pines, who worked directly with Combs, claims and a
35:00
Speaker 2: lawsuit that he was tasked with setting up Wild King
35:06
Speaker 2: Nights at hotels bringing the red lights.
35:09
Speaker 1: That must be where this information is coming from?
35:11
Speaker 2: About the red lights, ice buckets, alcohol, marijuana, honey packs
35:15
Speaker 2: for men to keep an erection, baby oil, astro glide, towels, drugs, sex, toys.
35:23
Speaker 2: He would be on call throughout for this isn't the
35:29
Speaker 2: right word sex parties. I don't think all the women
35:32
Speaker 2: thought it was a.
35:33
Speaker 1: Party that would last for days.
35:36
Speaker 2: Then he would have to clean up and tip everybody
35:39
Speaker 2: at the hotel to avoid extra bills for all the damage.
35:44
Speaker 1: Oh man, I'd put this guy under lock and.
35:47
Speaker 2: Key, I do whatever I had to do to get
35:49
Speaker 2: him on deposition, you name it, so he can't get
35:53
Speaker 2: out of his testimony or face charges of perjury.
35:57
Speaker 5: Is this completely in line with everything else we've been
36:00
Speaker 5: hearing these very orchestrated parties, That it took a lot
36:04
Speaker 5: of planning, a lot of baby oil which was found
36:08
Speaker 5: at his home, and took a lot of people to
36:12
Speaker 5: really get this going. And then not only was it
36:15
Speaker 5: the prep, there were people during the parties that were
36:18
Speaker 5: on call, and then even the people after to make
36:21
Speaker 5: sure things were cleaned up, which makes everything look again
36:25
Speaker 5: like an orchestrated experience. And you have people getting Ditty's
36:31
Speaker 5: phone to delete anything incriminating, so again with knowledge that
36:35
Speaker 5: this was an illegal act or at least very damaging
36:39
Speaker 5: to his reputation, to delete any evidence. So again this
36:44
Speaker 5: shows that this was not just didty acting alone, that
36:47
Speaker 5: it was an orchestrated process.
36:50
Speaker 2: Well, there's more, all of these people now speaking out
36:54
Speaker 2: in various lawsuits in these documentaries, And what about allegations
37:00
Speaker 2: that Combs would actually hire party sex trolls to scope
37:04
Speaker 2: out under age victims.
37:06
Speaker 9: Listen, Sean Ditty Combs reportedly hired a team of men
37:09
Speaker 9: to patrol his parties for possible hookups for the mogul.
37:12
Speaker 9: A woman only identified as Lisa say she was separated
37:16
Speaker 9: from her music exec husband speaking with a friend at
37:19
Speaker 9: a two thousand and four Ditty White party when a
37:21
Speaker 9: man approached the women inviting them to hang out with
37:24
Speaker 9: Combs after the event. When the man said it would
37:27
Speaker 9: be intimate time, Lisa got a bad feeling and refused,
37:30
Speaker 9: but her friend did attend. Afterwards, she refused to speak
37:34
Speaker 9: about the experience, only saying she should not have gone.
37:37
Speaker 1: Chris McDonough joining me, not only former homicide detective three
37:42
Speaker 1: hundred homicides under his belt, but former vice Chris McDonough.
37:46
Speaker 1: These documentaries and.
37:47
Speaker 2: These lawsuits are handing over witnesses to the Feds on
37:51
Speaker 2: a silver platter on top of the Christmas tree for
37:55
Speaker 2: Pete's sake, And what is boggling to me is that
37:59
Speaker 2: people stood by and let this happen. You know, you've
38:04
Speaker 2: got party sextuals going out and trying to rope in
38:08
Speaker 2: women to have intimate time with Sean Combs. After the
38:12
Speaker 2: party in chief, you have a hitch person paying off
38:17
Speaker 2: hotel security and cleaning up and deleting incriminating cell video.
38:22
Speaker 2: I mean, you know what, as I've told the twins,
38:26
Speaker 2: you smell a joint, you leave.
38:29
Speaker 1: That's it.
38:30
Speaker 2: Why can people stand by and let this happen to victims?
38:35
Speaker 6: You know, that's a great question, Nancy. But what it's
38:39
Speaker 6: revealing is as these individuals start to roll on him
38:43
Speaker 6: the signature that he utilized, i e. Power control, you know,
38:48
Speaker 6: that assertiveness. Remember, his goal through this whole situation has
38:52
Speaker 6: always been about leaving trauma and physical and emotional abuse
38:59
Speaker 6: to his victim. Homology here, this guy could care less
39:03
Speaker 6: about women, about children. And as these individuals roll, like
39:09
Speaker 6: doctor Hendrick said a little bit ago, he has to
39:12
Speaker 6: be very careful because you started adding the dynamics of
39:16
Speaker 6: pedophilia into this play, There's going to be a lot
39:19
Speaker 6: of guys loading socks with you know, soap in the
39:23
Speaker 6: jail system. That will give him something else to think about. Schoel.
39:27
Speaker 6: He's on very very thin ice. As this goes forward,
39:31
Speaker 6: you know.
39:32
Speaker 2: Karen start joining me, high profile psychologists joining us from Manhattan. Today, Karen,
39:37
Speaker 2: I've put many a witness on the stand, and.
39:40
Speaker 1: I just had a hole my nose.
39:43
Speaker 2: You know, all the witnesses are not going to be
39:45
Speaker 2: nuns and priests and virgins, as you've heard me say
39:47
Speaker 2: a million times, but witnesses that were there that stood
39:53
Speaker 2: by and did nothing when this was happening. You know, sometimes, Karen,
39:59
Speaker 2: you got to go to hell to get the witness
40:01
Speaker 2: to put the devil in jail.
40:03
Speaker 1: And that's what's happening right here.
40:04
Speaker 14: Yeah, they're going to have to use people who participate
40:06
Speaker 14: in Nancy, But it really does show you the power
40:09
Speaker 14: that this guy had, his ability, the narcissism, that he
40:14
Speaker 14: was able to break the law to do things and
40:16
Speaker 14: get people to do these things for him. So many
40:20
Speaker 14: people were terrified of his power and what the repercussions
40:25
Speaker 14: would be.
40:26
Speaker 6: And so yeah, they're going to.
40:27
Speaker 14: Have to get a lot of people who participated, But
40:30
Speaker 14: I get it because he was so strong and powerful.
40:36
Speaker 1: We wait as justice unfolds. Nancy Gray signing off goodbye friend,