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DIDDY BEHIND BARS WEEK ONE · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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Speaker 1: Crime Stories with Nancy Grace Diddy behind bars.
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Speaker 2: Week one, that's right, Week one of the Diddy Jail Watch,
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Speaker 2: Shawn comes trying every trick in the book to walk
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Speaker 2: free until his October sentencing.
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Speaker 1: One week.
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Speaker 2: A lot can happen in just seven days, and believe me,
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Speaker 2: it's been rocking in the courthouse and the jailhouse. Good evening,
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Speaker 2: I'm Missy Grece. This is Crime Stories. I want to
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Speaker 2: thank you for being with us. In the last week,
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Speaker 2: Shawn Combs to his team, realizing they've got to redo
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Speaker 2: Diddy's image. It's time for a Diddy makeover. As Shawn
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Speaker 2: Combs heads for sentencing, his lawyers aiming to show he
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Speaker 2: is no longer a quote.
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Speaker 1: Bad boy for life. Good luck joining us tonight.
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Speaker 2: Tisa Tails from Tisa Tales on YouTube Tisa what happened now?
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Speaker 3: One of the most interesting things that and that came
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Speaker 3: out and it happened so loud it eclipsed the chairs
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Speaker 3: from all the.
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Speaker 4: Diddy Dirty Diddy Turnsi rolled degenerates.
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Speaker 3: Okay, was somebody named Chef Jordan. If you guys don't
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Speaker 3: know who this is, this is Ditty's chef. She's a
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Speaker 3: celebrity chef She's worked for some of the biggest names,
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Speaker 3: and one of the worst experiences.
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Speaker 4: That happened to her was working with Diddy.
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Speaker 3: She actually went on Instagram Live and said she predicted this.
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Speaker 4: She said that she was set to testify. However, the
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Speaker 4: prosecution flew her in.
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Speaker 3: She was set to testified that day, and minutes before
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Speaker 3: she took the stand that morning, the prosecution said, you
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Speaker 3: know what, never mind, You don't have to tell your story.
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Speaker 4: Now.
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Speaker 3: Why did they say never mind? Because she had been
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Speaker 3: telling the prosecution that they were playing this all wrong,
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Speaker 3: that they weren't speaking to the community. That she actually said,
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Speaker 3: no one cares about beaten women, nobody does.
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Speaker 4: You need to tell them about the way he tweeted.
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Speaker 3: The employees, and you need to talk about the executives. Now,
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Speaker 3: who are the executives. They were named throughout the lawsuit. Okay,
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Speaker 3: some of them were industry record executives, some of them
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Speaker 3: were the high level executives in Ditty's organization.
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Speaker 4: She said that was the key, and she.
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Speaker 3: Implored the prosecution focus on that, focus on our beatings,
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Speaker 3: focus on our because they can't say that we signed
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Speaker 3: up for freak calls. It wasn't the fact that Diddy
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Speaker 3: like getting rough and hands these in free calls.
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Speaker 4: It's the fact that, like Marine.
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Speaker 3: Comi said, did he like using his hands and feet?
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Speaker 4: And when he couldn't use his hands and feets.
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Speaker 1: He grabbed his pistols.
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Speaker 4: And went a shooting again.
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Speaker 3: The claims she made on her Instagram live literally had
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Speaker 3: people scratching their head.
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Speaker 1: She said that.
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Speaker 3: Diddy, before the defense, had tried to get in touch
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Speaker 3: with her to subpoena her for the grand jury. They
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Speaker 3: didn't notified her that you've been subpoena you need to
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Speaker 3: testify on the grand to come in and have an
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Speaker 3: interview with the Feds. Before she even went to her
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Speaker 3: first interview with the Feds, She said she still has
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Speaker 3: the email, said Ditty's.
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Speaker 5: Attorney reached out to her and said reached out to
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Speaker 5: her and said, mister Holmes's found out that it's come
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Speaker 5: to his attention that you're actually going to have to
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Speaker 5: be interviewed.
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Speaker 3: We would like to offer you legal services. This is
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Speaker 3: the same legal services, the legal deal that they offered
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Speaker 3: the Jane.
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Speaker 4: What's the difference between Chef Jordan and Jane.
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Speaker 3: Well, for one, Chef Jordan was never in a free call,
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Speaker 3: but the other thing. Check Jordan previously had accused Diddy
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Speaker 3: of assaulting her, beating her, doing the worst to her.
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Speaker 3: She couldn't stand Didding and she swore never to talk
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Speaker 3: to him again or be around him.
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Speaker 4: So again, some people said, that's not what is tampering.
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Speaker 3: Check Jordan came out and said she considered it witness
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Speaker 3: tampering because we never liked each other.
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Speaker 1: You don't like me, I don't like you.
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Speaker 4: How did you even know what I'm doing?
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Speaker 1: Where is the mole?
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Speaker 3: She was terrified, she was scared for her life again
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Speaker 3: and social media, our heads were exploding. Why didn't the
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Speaker 3: prosecution call her? She was ready and able? How did
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Speaker 3: you think Jane was a better witness till as opposed
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Speaker 3: to Chef Jordan again?
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Speaker 4: She told us so.
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Speaker 1: Much, Lauren Comlin, what exactly happened?
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Speaker 6: I think that a.
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Speaker 7: Lot of people are extremely disappointed in the verdict, and
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Speaker 7: I think that's because they've seen what this man is
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Speaker 7: capable of, what he's gotten away with throughout the years.
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Speaker 6: You know, it's been decades and decades.
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Speaker 7: Of I guess activity that could be labeled criminal. Although
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Speaker 7: if I bring up the Club New York shooting, I'm
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Speaker 7: going to have someone come at me and say, no,
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Speaker 7: somebody was convicted of that and serve time. Okay, sure, yes,
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Speaker 7: Shine did serve time for that. But intellectually, I think
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Speaker 7: many of us feel that Shawn Colmes was responsible, even
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Speaker 7: though again a court of law and ena jury said
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Speaker 7: that this was Shine. So I think that at this point,
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Speaker 7: I again I understand why people are disappointed in the verdict.
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Speaker 6: I just I don't think that this was a federal case.
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Speaker 7: I think that if this case actually got to a
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Speaker 7: state court in Los Angeles in twenty sixteen after the
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Speaker 7: Cassie video hands down, he would have been convicted on
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Speaker 7: aggravated assault and bribery most likely, and we wouldn't be here.
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Speaker 6: So, you know, we'll wait and see. I'm anxious for
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Speaker 6: October third.
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Speaker 2: And in the last seven days, bookies all over the
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Speaker 2: world going haywire. That's right, bets through the roof. How
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Speaker 2: long will did he stay behind bars?
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Speaker 7: Yes, many people are taking bets right now about how
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Speaker 7: long did he will stay behind bars?
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Speaker 6: What kind of sentencing will he get?
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Speaker 7: I think that it's been really crazy because a lot
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Speaker 7: of attorneys were mind blown by the fact that Ditty
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Speaker 7: was staying behind bars based on prostitution charges or a
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Speaker 7: prostitution conviction alone, because that's not really standard here. But
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Speaker 7: this case, in many ways is not your standard federal case.
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Speaker 7: When the judge did not grant Ditty bail and made
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Speaker 7: him stay behind bars until sentencing, I think I was
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Speaker 7: mainly confused because I saw the judge kind of joke
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Speaker 7: with him in the morning, and you know, when Mark
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Speaker 7: Agnippolo brought up bail, the judge said, okay, mister Holmes,
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Speaker 7: I understand you would like to leave the MDC, and
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Speaker 7: he kind of smiled and.
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Speaker 6: Diddy was like yes.
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Speaker 7: So to me, I was like, wow, this judge is
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Speaker 7: really considering it here, because why else would he make
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Speaker 7: jokes with him.
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Speaker 6: Well, turns out, yeah, that didn't happen. He did.
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Speaker 7: He obviously has to stay where he is until his
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Speaker 7: bail hearing, which or i'm sorry, until his sentencing hearing,
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Speaker 7: which is October third, twenty twenty five. But what the
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Speaker 7: judge cited was that it was the defense's own words
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Speaker 7: that their client was a violent man. He was violent,
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Speaker 7: and this was their own admission. And additionally, they got
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Speaker 7: letters from Cassie and the chef of Chef Atkinson saying
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Speaker 7: that they were scared for their lives essentially if he
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Speaker 7: were to be released.
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Speaker 1: Tasa way in.
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Speaker 8: I know you guys have heard the rumors.
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Speaker 3: There are beds going around worldwide.
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Speaker 8: Diddy's name is trending.
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Speaker 3: Not on the charts well like Kanye did he would hope,
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Speaker 3: but their name. His name is trending among the bookies
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Speaker 3: the world. People are taking bets to see how long
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Speaker 3: Sean Diddy Combs is going to stay behind bars.
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Speaker 8: Now what am I hearing?
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Speaker 6: Listen?
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Speaker 3: I know Diddy's team did the impossible, but judging by
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Speaker 3: Judge Aaron's tone, and even though him asking, hey, I
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Speaker 3: want prosecution and defense to bring me evidence about what
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Speaker 3: the minimal sentence or the average sentence in man access,
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Speaker 3: they are looking at that, and Diddy's team seems to
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Speaker 3: be celebrating. So you would think the bookies would make
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Speaker 3: more money by betting the Diddy stays in jail longer.
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Speaker 3: But here's the thing, Okay, judging by Judge Aaron's tone.
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Speaker 9: What he told Diddy, the way he used Didty, the
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Speaker 9: way he used Diddy supporters, and the way Diddy has
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Speaker 9: shown no remorse, I'm thinking that the bookies.
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Speaker 8: Might have it wrong.
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Speaker 3: Again, It's just a guess, but Diddy might stay in
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Speaker 3: there for five to ten years.
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Speaker 8: But here's the thing that I think everybody's overlooking. Okay,
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Speaker 8: the bookies need to have.
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Speaker 3: A bet on how long Sean Diddy Combs is going
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Speaker 3: to stay out of jail.
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Speaker 8: Because let's not forget, this is a man that was
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Speaker 8: being surveiled.
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Speaker 3: This is a man that was facing smegs, trafficking, violence,
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Speaker 3: public condemnation, and this is a man that not only
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Speaker 3: was ordering escorts when he knew what he was up against,
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Speaker 3: but he beat Jane viciously and then he made her
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Speaker 3: perform again, unrepentant and unafraid. So again, just like John
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Speaker 3: Gotti and just like R Kelly, Yes, that's might have
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Speaker 3: missed on the first round because many people argue that
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Speaker 3: Mark Agnfilio rushing the trial actually short circuited the fed's
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Speaker 3: investigation and they weren't able to get as much information
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Speaker 3: or convince as many witnesses as they liked to come
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Speaker 3: and actually share their story. But again, my bed is,
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Speaker 3: it's not how long Diddy is going to do time,
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Speaker 3: it's how long he's.
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Speaker 8: Going to stay out of jail. Because somebody that arrogant,
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Speaker 8: that proud, that perverted, that stubborn.
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Speaker 3: In my opinion, it's only a matter time before Ditty
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Speaker 3: is his own undoing and now not just the FEDS,
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Speaker 3: but everyone, including girls. He wants to fly out to
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Speaker 3: the Turks, including sex workers. He wants to call and say, Hey,
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Speaker 3: we have a party going on.
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Speaker 8: Can you be here in thirty minutes. Everybody is going
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Speaker 8: to be on the lookout. Some people will be opportunists,
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Speaker 8: but the victims.
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Speaker 3: Know that they now have a narrative that they can
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Speaker 3: stake a case on again.
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Speaker 8: How long is Diddy going to keep himself out of jail?
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Speaker 8: I don't know. I think he's going to be back in.
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Speaker 3: Let's just say he gets promotion, probation and time serve.
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Speaker 3: I think he's going to go back in within two years.
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Speaker 3: A leopard does not change their stripes, and right now
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Speaker 3: Diddy is wearing a full.
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Speaker 2: Four coat joining us now veteran defense attorney Eric Fattus
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Speaker 2: Eric Way in Nancy.
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Speaker 10: If I was a betting man, which I'm not, my
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Speaker 10: money would be on a sentence that is really on
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Speaker 10: the lower end of the You know, I've heard a
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Speaker 10: lot of folks discussing this, and numbers that come up
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Speaker 10: are like between two and three years. Now, let's be clear,
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Speaker 10: he is facing up to ten years on each of
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Speaker 10: his two convictions, so a total of up to twenty
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Speaker 10: years could be run consecutively, meaning one after the other,
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Speaker 10: but could be also run concurrently, meaning the sentences would
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Speaker 10: run at the same time. There's at least a chance,
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Speaker 10: with no criminal history and only being convicted on the
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Speaker 10: least serious counts that did he get somewhere within the
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Speaker 10: two to three year range or even possibly time served.
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Speaker 2: In the last week, Seawn Combs's former chef says she's
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Speaker 2: afraid of retaliation after that split verdict, that she is
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Speaker 2: in fear for her own safety. As you will recall,
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Speaker 2: we covered it, but I didn't really hear about it
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Speaker 2: in the courtroom. Shawn combs Is personal chef was in
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Speaker 2: a confrontation with Shawn Combs, she alleges, and there is
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Speaker 2: a witness that Sean Combs attacked her and beat her. Afterwards,
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Speaker 2: Combs asked one of his minions to go to the
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Speaker 2: police and report the incident and lie and claim the
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Speaker 2: female chef was the aggressor. Sounds just like what he
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Speaker 2: said about Cassie in that beat down video from the Intercontinental.
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Speaker 2: The private chef Jordan Atkinson says she was a witness
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Speaker 2: and a victim of his physical abuse while she worked
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Speaker 2: for him. She sends a letter to the judge begging
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Speaker 2: that comes be denied bail while he awaits sentencing.
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Speaker 3: How powerful would it have been Diddy's personal chef who
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Speaker 3: was not a girlfriend, because apparently when you beat your girlfriend,
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Speaker 3: you're fine. Had got on stand and been allowed to
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Speaker 3: tell her story?
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Speaker 6: What is that story?
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Speaker 4: Simple?
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Speaker 3: Did he and her had words? Did he was always violental?
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Speaker 3: According to her? Okay, he assaulted her for no reason,
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Speaker 3: out of the blue. He then instructed okay, he then
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Speaker 3: instructed his minions to go to the police station and
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Speaker 3: follow a fake police report against chef Jordan, saying.
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Speaker 4: She was the She was the aggressor. But that's not
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Speaker 4: even it.
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Speaker 3: She witnessed him be violent to countless other employees. She
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Speaker 3: witnessed him be violent to Cassie. The infinitous two thousand
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Speaker 3: and nine beating that left her was Cassie with permanent
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Speaker 3: brain injury. According to Cassie, she witnessed that too. Again,
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Speaker 3: how powerful would that be? Why didn't the prosecution get
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Speaker 3: her on There is no perfect witness, but Jane could
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Speaker 3: get on the stand. Why couldn't Chef Jordan Again, I
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Speaker 3: wish the prosecution had listened to her, because again she
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Speaker 3: is right. Unfortunately, that group of twelve did not care
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Speaker 3: about any of the violence, any of the violence that
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Speaker 3: pertains twenty woman that Diddy loved. However, she was the
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Speaker 3: link I believe to proving Rico, this is a criminal
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Speaker 3: organization dedicated not just to fulfilling all your six sexual desires,
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Speaker 3: but also to covering up the decades of violence you
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Speaker 3: have allegedly inflicted on your employees and anybody that stood
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Speaker 3: in your way. Again, you got don't wonder why it
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Speaker 3: didn't happen. However, shep Jordan did write a letter to
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Speaker 3: the judge begging him to see Diddy for who he
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Speaker 3: is and now not to the star glazed eyes of
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Speaker 3: the jury.
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Speaker 4: Again. We will see in October third if Judge Aaron
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Speaker 4: heard her.
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Speaker 2: During the last seven days, sex assault survivors across the
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Speaker 2: country stunned claiming that Sean comes verdict is a huge
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Speaker 2: step back for the Me too movement.
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Speaker 7: I don't necessarily think that this was a setback for
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Speaker 7: the Me too movement. I really think that this was
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Speaker 7: such a unique and complicated case because of the fact
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Speaker 7: that Shawn Colmes was in a relationship with both Cassie
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Speaker 7: and Jane, and the correspondences that the jury saw they
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Speaker 7: were very nuanced here, very very nuanced, and unfortunately, assault
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Speaker 7: or aggravated assault and domestic violence.
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Speaker 6: This just was not a charge.
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Speaker 7: But I do feel like if we were back in
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Speaker 7: twenty sixteen and there was an aggravated assault charge brought
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Speaker 7: against Seawan Colmes as well as bribery, it would be
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Speaker 7: a no brainer and he would have been convicted and
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Speaker 7: we wouldn't be here. So I think again that you know,
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Speaker 7: the federal case against him may have been an overreach
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Speaker 7: certain certain aspects of it, but I don't think that
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Speaker 7: anybody should be deterred from coming forward.
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Speaker 6: I really really don't.
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Speaker 7: And I think that the one thing that I'll also
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Speaker 7: say about this.
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Speaker 6: Is come forward to the police first.
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Speaker 7: I know that there are many reasons why survivors don't
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Speaker 7: want to go to the police, and I understand that.
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Speaker 6: I completely get that.
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Speaker 7: I will say going to the police before going to
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Speaker 7: a civil attorney will one hundred percent help the credibility
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Speaker 7: of the survivor in court. Based on what I've seen
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Speaker 7: in court, and again this is not me saying I
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Speaker 7: don't believe anybody because they went to a civil attorney.
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Speaker 6: Absolutely not.
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Speaker 7: I just think that based on what I've seen in
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Speaker 7: these cases before doing that, if you're going to go
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Speaker 7: to anybody, please go to law enforcement. Again, I understand
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Speaker 7: why so many survivors don't do that, but if you
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Speaker 7: are considering this, please go there first.
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Speaker 2: And in the last seven days, after their father, Sean
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Speaker 2: Combs is taken out of the courtroom to the jailhouse
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Speaker 2: and tears his children on the move as well, Christian
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Speaker 2: Combs heads to Jamaica.
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Speaker 1: He needs a vacation after that split.
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Speaker 2: Verdict, while Shawn Combs is twin daughter's announced following all
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Speaker 2: the press and media surrounding their dad's conviction, they're going
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Speaker 2: to use this opportunity to launch their own clothing line.
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Speaker 3: Christian comes is back on vacation. But I gotta tell
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Speaker 3: you the truth. Did he ever leave vacation.
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Speaker 11: Yeah.
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Speaker 8: They waddled in a couple of weeks during the trial.
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Speaker 8: Two weeks in the beginning, two weeks at the end.
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Speaker 8: But after that, Christian was living his life.
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Speaker 3: I was in the courtroom every day and I got
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Speaker 3: to tell you, I didn't see him that often.
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Speaker 8: Now that said, okay.
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Speaker 3: Did he's a monster to me, but he is a
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Speaker 3: father of a Christian So maybe the weight of the kids,
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Speaker 3: and I use that term loosely because.
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Speaker 8: Is what twenty eight twenty nine.
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Speaker 3: I think a one son is thirty the other son
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Speaker 3: is thirty one going on thirty two. But did they's children,
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Speaker 3: at least the male children. Maybe it's a lot seeing
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Speaker 3: their father in the courtroom. Maybe it's a lot.
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Speaker 8: Of hearing what their father like smeared over his body.
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Speaker 11: I don't know.
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Speaker 3: I don't want to judge the twins. However, they are
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Speaker 3: little girls. They just turned eighteen. They seem very All
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Speaker 3: his daughters seem very mild manner, very sweet. They try
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Speaker 3: to actually come up with a clothing line, a hoodie line.
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Speaker 3: I believe it's called twelve twenty one, but like anything
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Speaker 3: tied to Ditty's legacy, there is already scandal.
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Speaker 8: They came up with this really cute post about it means.
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Speaker 3: Numerology One is you know anthropresioneership, two is this and that,
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Speaker 3: and then.
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Speaker 8: It's twenty one backwards.
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Speaker 3: Okay again, it makes it into the moment you had
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Speaker 3: to see the.
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Speaker 8: Effort However, as much as people try to advocate that
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Speaker 8: Ditty's team advocates for.
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Speaker 3: The commune, there is a black creator who has a
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Speaker 3: hoodie line and a clothing line named twelve twenty one.
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Speaker 8: Now, I don't blame the Colmbs' daughters. They are young.
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Speaker 3: Clearly did he knows in my mind that all his
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Speaker 3: assets are probably going to be seized in forfeiture, and
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Speaker 3: he's trying to make income streams through his children so it.
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Speaker 8: Can't flow back into him. So I don't blame the
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Speaker 8: doorters for this scandal.
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Speaker 3: I don't think there's daughters were on the Internet trying
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Speaker 3: to steal up and coming black designers.
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Speaker 11: Designs.
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Speaker 8: I don't think that at all. However, I do think
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Speaker 8: that the team that did he put him with are
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Speaker 8: probably some of Diddy's best.
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Speaker 3: Employees for Sean Jones, and I think they operate under
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Speaker 3: the Combs quote unquote recal organization of the way you
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Speaker 3: move ahead in a business.
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Speaker 8: And the way that you went so in that way,
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Speaker 8: I do.
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Speaker 3: Not think the twins did anything untowards but I think
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Speaker 3: the team that their daddy put them with, the team
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Speaker 3: that helped Diddy commit man A violations.
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Speaker 8: I think that team is now in full of fact,
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Speaker 8: and it's odd to me that even.
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Speaker 3: With all eyes watching, the first thing they do, according
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Speaker 3: to this content creator, it looks like is still from
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Speaker 3: another content creator again. And I say this one size
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Speaker 3: that it's going to be a long heart road for
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Speaker 3: Diddy to change his nature. And I don't think at
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Speaker 3: any point, even what he just did to his daughters
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Speaker 3: with a team he set up with them, I don't
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Speaker 3: think in any way he is anywhere close to doing that.
20:30
Speaker 8: So, yeah, it's gonna be.
20:32
Speaker 3: A long heart road to anybody that cheers the Combs names,
20:35
Speaker 3: because as long it seems like, as long as they
20:38
Speaker 3: like Diddy get close to anything they're doing, yeah, it's
20:41
Speaker 3: always gonna just yeah.
20:44
Speaker 11: Rotten Zucchini.
20:51
Speaker 1: Crime Stories with Nancy Grace.
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Speaker 2: Joining us now with the light is Crime Stories investigative
21:24
Speaker 2: reporter Sydney Sumner. Sydney, what more can you tell us
21:26
Speaker 2: about that?
21:27
Speaker 12: Well?
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Speaker 13: I think agna Philo was realizing he may have put
21:30
Speaker 13: his foot in his mouth again, leaning way too far
21:33
Speaker 13: into Combe's ownership of his violent tendencies. I mean, he's
21:36
Speaker 13: been dressed, in your words, as a Harvard underground for the.
21:39
Speaker 6: Duration of the trial.
21:41
Speaker 13: They are really trying to make him look like a
21:43
Speaker 13: clean cut, humble family man. They want the judge to
21:46
Speaker 13: focus on Combe's relationship with his kids, his charity work,
21:50
Speaker 13: and his previous attempts at rehab and promises to do
21:53
Speaker 13: better in the future. But they are fighting back decades
21:57
Speaker 13: of a bad boy legacy. Shawn Combs hasn't and humble
22:00
Speaker 13: down to Earth are truly apologetic for anything he's done
22:04
Speaker 13: in years. He throws violent tantrums when he doesn't get
22:07
Speaker 13: his way. He attacks someone at a wedding for going
22:10
Speaker 13: on a date with his X. He beat Steve Stout
22:13
Speaker 13: for leaving a clip he didn't approve of in a
22:15
Speaker 13: music video. He broke into Vibe magazine because the editor
22:19
Speaker 13: wouldn't send him a preview cover. There are years of
22:22
Speaker 13: proven violent allegations against him on top of what the
22:25
Speaker 13: judge heard in court. Defense attorneys can do their best
22:28
Speaker 13: to paint Combs in a positive light, but I think
22:31
Speaker 13: their initial objection to a full pre sentencing investigation wasn't
22:36
Speaker 13: to get things over with, but out of fear of
22:38
Speaker 13: what may be discovered if authorities do any more digging
22:41
Speaker 13: on his past.
22:43
Speaker 2: Oh My Stars second verse same as the first. Kanye
22:48
Speaker 2: West rearing his ugly head again. That's right, Kanye West
22:53
Speaker 2: and Shawancomb's AKA Ditty set to release another album amidst
23:00
Speaker 2: the scandal.
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Speaker 1: We've got so much to look forward to.
23:03
Speaker 2: Kanye West and Shawn Comes attempting to join forces again
23:08
Speaker 2: in the studio and the jailhouse, despite both the artists
23:12
Speaker 2: facing intense backlash and scrutiny. How in the world is
23:18
Speaker 2: Shawn Comes going to record tracks with Kanye West?
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Speaker 14: Uh?
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Speaker 1: Oh, they've done it before. Shawn Combs recorded on the
23:26
Speaker 1: jail house phone, joining us now veteran defense attorney Eric
23:32
Speaker 1: Fattus Eric Way in Nancy.
23:35
Speaker 10: I wouldn't be unprecedented for a musician to record some
23:41
Speaker 10: new music while in custody. It's happened before. They can
23:46
Speaker 10: do it over the jail phone. Sometimes there's kind of
23:48
Speaker 10: like a zoom opportunity for jailhouse visits. Perhaps they'll do
23:53
Speaker 10: it in that fashion. Natany has to be careful though,
23:56
Speaker 10: because you know there'll be some folks who come.
23:59
Speaker 11: Out to support him after this verdict.
24:01
Speaker 10: He's going to be selective about with whom he aligns,
24:05
Speaker 10: and you know, Kanye West yay right now is maybe
24:09
Speaker 10: just not the most favorable character with whom Diddy should
24:12
Speaker 10: be associating if he is trying to rebrand and sort
24:16
Speaker 10: of revitalize his career and his image.
24:19
Speaker 11: Ditty is a master marketer. He always has been.
24:23
Speaker 10: He's been able to market himself, and I wouldn't be
24:26
Speaker 10: surprised if some of those.
24:28
Speaker 11: Traits trickled down genetically to his children.
24:32
Speaker 10: You know, is this the best timing to be launching
24:35
Speaker 10: a new clothing line. The reasonable minds can differ on that,
24:40
Speaker 10: but I'm not surprised that folks in the Ditty camp,
24:44
Speaker 10: including his son, are taking this as an opportunity, trying
24:47
Speaker 10: to find some kind of silver lining that they can
24:50
Speaker 10: use to then promote themselves and their own life.
24:53
Speaker 7: Lauren Conlin Way in Well Nancy, Kanye West has already
24:57
Speaker 7: been recording music with Christian call Holmes, as you know,
25:01
Speaker 7: Hugh caught a shout out. But really anything can be
25:06
Speaker 7: done through prison or through jail. I mean the fact
25:10
Speaker 7: that sug Knight actually has a podcast that he records
25:16
Speaker 7: while in jail, and not only that he's a frequent
25:19
Speaker 7: guest on different news.
25:21
Speaker 6: And media outlets. I mean, we really.
25:24
Speaker 7: Shouldn't be surprised here that Kanye West and Diddy are
25:27
Speaker 7: planning to record music through the jailhouse phones, and I mean,
25:33
Speaker 7: do they think that that also gives them some kind
25:36
Speaker 7: of credibility here with people? The fact that Diddy is
25:40
Speaker 7: still working hard behind bars, he's trying to ensure that
25:44
Speaker 7: he has a future in the music industry ahead of him.
25:48
Speaker 6: I mean, will people.
25:50
Speaker 7: Be cool with that or will they look down upon
25:53
Speaker 7: that and just say, look, man, do your time, act
25:56
Speaker 7: like you're sorry and kind of, you know, with all
26:00
Speaker 7: this stuff later after your affairs are in order.
26:03
Speaker 6: I guess we'll wait and see.
26:04
Speaker 2: And apparently all across sections of our population have been
26:08
Speaker 2: affected by the Ditty verdict tonight, we understand infuriated swingers
26:14
Speaker 2: are speaking out about the impact Ditty's free cough parties.
26:19
Speaker 1: Have had on the swinger community.
26:23
Speaker 10: So, not surprisingly, the swinger community doesn't want to be
26:27
Speaker 10: associated with Ditty. You know, I certainly get that, and
26:31
Speaker 10: I think sort of it speaks to the intra group
26:34
Speaker 10: diversity among some of these lifestyles, some of these social movements,
26:39
Speaker 10: whatever you want to call them, that there are differences
26:42
Speaker 10: among those folks.
26:43
Speaker 11: They're not all like minded.
26:44
Speaker 10: They don't all do the same things and engage in
26:47
Speaker 10: the same types of conduct, And I think that's really
26:50
Speaker 10: the thrust forgive me of the arguments for these swingers
26:56
Speaker 10: is differentiating themselves from did.
26:58
Speaker 2: Tease to tales? From t tales on YouTube, Tisa way
27:02
Speaker 2: in when I tell you.
27:04
Speaker 3: Diddy is radioactive and good luck to Mark agnofilial trying
27:08
Speaker 3: to turn him into a church boy. The Swingers of
27:11
Speaker 3: America open have come out and multiple swinger associations I
27:16
Speaker 3: know who knew, right, the multiple swinger organizations have come.
27:20
Speaker 4: Forward and said, how dare you associate our good name
27:25
Speaker 4: with that pons gum Sean Diddy Colms. Now, why is
27:28
Speaker 4: this so important? Okay?
27:30
Speaker 3: I think it underlines the fact of the jury should
27:33
Speaker 3: be a shand of themselves.
27:34
Speaker 1: Yes, it's true.
27:35
Speaker 2: Shawn Combs claims a victory in court with a split
27:40
Speaker 2: verdict acquitted on three counts, convicted on only two. But
27:44
Speaker 2: as of tonight, Shawn Combe is risking losing a four
27:47
Speaker 2: hundred million dollar empire despite those three acquittals, civil suits,
27:53
Speaker 2: legal fees surging.
27:55
Speaker 3: Listen, one of the best thing that's happening out of
27:58
Speaker 3: this is even in his quote unquote victory, Diddy is
28:02
Speaker 3: set to go broke. Listen, he has a four hundred
28:04
Speaker 3: million dollar kingdom. However, only I think fifty million of
28:07
Speaker 3: that was actually liquid, because that's what he offered the bellsman.
28:11
Speaker 3: Now here's the thing that I find so interesting. These
28:14
Speaker 3: civil cases are about to run through Ditty's pockets. Why
28:18
Speaker 3: is that because even though Diddy's supporters are like, he's free,
28:21
Speaker 3: he's free.
28:21
Speaker 4: He got convicted of two federal sex acts.
28:25
Speaker 3: If he used any of Comb's Global, bad Boy Worldwide
28:29
Speaker 3: or whatever his company's names are, that opens the door
28:33
Speaker 3: for federal forfeiture.
28:34
Speaker 4: Now, spiler alert.
28:36
Speaker 3: I sat through trial, through weeks of accountants warning us
28:40
Speaker 3: to death, but also painting a picture of where the
28:43
Speaker 3: money came from to pay for these women and to pay.
28:47
Speaker 8: For the escorts.
28:48
Speaker 3: Spoiler alert, they came from Ditty's company. Now what does
28:52
Speaker 3: that mean?
28:53
Speaker 15: Two things.
28:54
Speaker 3: Federal forfeiture will pull everything away. But I've heard rumblings
28:58
Speaker 3: that there is going to be a mad death from
29:01
Speaker 3: some of the escorts, and they said Diddy has used
29:03
Speaker 3: hundreds of escorts during the years.
29:05
Speaker 4: And also maybe even from Jane.
29:07
Speaker 3: Let's not forget that the man at convictions make it
29:11
Speaker 3: so much easier for civil.
29:13
Speaker 4: Claims to be proven.
29:14
Speaker 3: Let's also not forget what Judge Aaron said, Diddy, you
29:18
Speaker 3: told s yourself in the courtroom that you were violent,
29:22
Speaker 3: that you did commit those acts, that you are the devil.
29:25
Speaker 4: You're just saying that it's not a crime.
29:27
Speaker 3: Well, maybe it's not a crime, but guess what it
29:30
Speaker 3: looks like it might actually be something civil.
29:32
Speaker 4: Ditty is about to go bankrupt.
29:35
Speaker 3: But again, I think this leads credibility to the fact
29:38
Speaker 3: that people are saying that Diddy is restructuring.
29:41
Speaker 4: He nobody.
29:42
Speaker 3: He no longer wants to be the face Shawn John
29:44
Speaker 3: that's going to be shifted to his daughters and his
29:47
Speaker 3: cute daughter's hoodie line and clothing line. His sons are
29:51
Speaker 3: going to be the ones that get the producing credits
29:53
Speaker 3: and everything that Bad Boy Entertainment had, And he might
29:56
Speaker 3: even put an alcohol brand under one of his kids
30:00
Speaker 3: to again, did he seeks to.
30:02
Speaker 4: Re allocate assets.
30:05
Speaker 3: But I don't think this reallocation is going to happen
30:08
Speaker 3: fast enough to stem this title weight of civil lawsuits
30:13
Speaker 3: that are going to come forward in.
30:14
Speaker 4: The last within the statue limitations.
30:17
Speaker 3: Why because Diddy has already admitted to the worst of
30:21
Speaker 3: the crimes. Anyway, we are waiting and we hope justice
30:26
Speaker 3: has served.
30:27
Speaker 2: And in the last days another courtroom victory for Shawn Combs.
30:32
Speaker 2: One of the many, many civil complaints filed against him
30:37
Speaker 2: has been dismissed by a judge. A lawsuit filed against
30:41
Speaker 2: Shawn Combs by a pro Lamb Pros has been dismissed,
30:46
Speaker 2: in part because of the statute of limitations that judge
30:50
Speaker 2: ruling too much time has passed. The attorney in the case,
30:55
Speaker 2: Tyrone Blackburn, says he intends to depose Shawn Combs within
31:00
Speaker 2: sixty days. Joining us now Lauren Colin from Pop Crime
31:04
Speaker 2: TV on YouTube, Lauren Colin Way.
31:07
Speaker 7: In the civil suits, they seem to keep on coming.
31:11
Speaker 6: I mean some have been dismissed.
31:14
Speaker 7: I know a judge just dismissed a lawsuit against Sean
31:18
Speaker 7: Colmes by April Lamb Price, partly because of a statute
31:23
Speaker 7: of limitations.
31:24
Speaker 6: However, I know that her attorney.
31:27
Speaker 7: Tyrone Blackburn, says that he intends to depose mister Colmes
31:32
Speaker 7: within sixty days. But at this point I think a
31:35
Speaker 7: lot of these civil attorneys, not so much Doug Wigder,
31:40
Speaker 7: but I would say Tyrone Blackburn, Tony Busby, they are
31:45
Speaker 7: slowly but surely losing some credibility in the eye of
31:51
Speaker 7: public opinion based on what certain witnesses said actually on
31:57
Speaker 7: the stand in Shawn Colmes's criminal trial about their civil lawsuits.
32:03
Speaker 7: Tyrone Blackburn, he was representing Brianna Bongolan, who had stated
32:08
Speaker 7: that Sean Holmes allegedly dangled her over a balcony, and
32:13
Speaker 7: she admitted on the stand that mister Blackburn added a
32:16
Speaker 7: section about her possibly being sexually assaulted, and she said,
32:21
Speaker 7: you know, that didn't really happen.
32:23
Speaker 6: It was exaggerated. His hands kind of went.
32:26
Speaker 7: Up when he lifted me up, but it wasn't necessarily
32:29
Speaker 7: an assault, a sexual assault. And also Tyron Blackburn just
32:34
Speaker 7: made the news for being arrested for backing over a
32:37
Speaker 7: process server.
32:39
Speaker 2: Eric Fadus Way in, there's a chance, Tonancy that these
32:43
Speaker 2: verdicts could cause a momentum.
32:45
Speaker 11: Shift in favor of Diddy with.
32:47
Speaker 10: Respect to the pending civil cases that are still going on.
32:51
Speaker 11: You know, those folks might think to themselves, gossh.
32:54
Speaker 10: It's kind of harder to prove in court some allegation
32:58
Speaker 10: that I'm bringing. On top of that that there has
33:01
Speaker 10: been public condemnation against Cassie, against Jane.
33:06
Speaker 11: There is even the specter of retaliation.
33:09
Speaker 10: All of those factors could cause these plaintiffs to be
33:14
Speaker 10: disincentivized to proceed with their cases. Perhaps it could even
33:18
Speaker 10: have an effect on the jurists, the judges who are
33:21
Speaker 10: making decisions and ultimately the jurors who may decide the
33:25
Speaker 10: ultimate fate on the civil side. Are they going to
33:28
Speaker 10: be influenced by what happened and sort of the media
33:31
Speaker 10: saturation around it.
33:33
Speaker 11: Certainly they've heard of how these verdicts came down.
33:41
Speaker 1: Crime stories with Nancy Grace.
33:47
Speaker 3: Shee shaw Way in Listen, these civil suits that are
33:50
Speaker 3: coming from Diddy is going to be no joke.
33:53
Speaker 4: Which has come to the forefront is April Lampert.
33:57
Speaker 3: She is being represented by Tyrone Blackburn, Esquire. Now listen,
34:02
Speaker 3: Blackburn seems to know what he is doing. Okay, he
34:06
Speaker 3: says he's playing their deposed Ditty within sixty days. Why
34:10
Speaker 3: is that so significant because a lot of things that
34:13
Speaker 3: April alleged in her complaint again Ditty's team has admitted
34:19
Speaker 3: in court. But more importantly, okay, it signals that these lawyers,
34:25
Speaker 3: led by Blackburn are not afraid of Ditty.
34:29
Speaker 4: They're willing to take on the dream Team.
34:31
Speaker 8: And even though you can't find a conviction.
34:34
Speaker 3: Criminally civilly, where you only need what fifty one percent
34:38
Speaker 3: right more likely than not that it happened. They have
34:42
Speaker 3: a wave of evidence that no reasonable jury.
34:46
Speaker 4: Could deny or should deny.
34:48
Speaker 3: Also, people are saying that they are keeping idea on
34:51
Speaker 3: the way the prosecutions team the case went down, what
34:55
Speaker 3: they could have done better, what they would have changed,
34:57
Speaker 3: and they are coming well, both got blazing pow.
35:02
Speaker 15: Now Didny's team.
35:02
Speaker 3: Is trying to get a rush on this and created
35:05
Speaker 3: a media is storm because they love to deny, delay
35:08
Speaker 3: and mislead by saying, oh, it's already been dismissed.
35:12
Speaker 4: However it has not. A lot of legal experts are
35:15
Speaker 4: pointing out.
35:16
Speaker 3: Maybe it has been dismissed against Ditty's parent companies, but
35:20
Speaker 3: when it comes to Ditty's personal liability and Ditty's four
35:25
Speaker 3: hundred million fortune that he personally owns, oh baby, the
35:29
Speaker 3: suit is very much active and.
35:32
Speaker 1: Very much going forward.
35:33
Speaker 3: We are going to pay attention to that April Lampard
35:37
Speaker 3: case and keep you updated as it goes along. But
35:40
Speaker 3: I am hoping that the prosecution crawled so that these
35:44
Speaker 3: civil attorneys led by Tyrone Blackburn Escorier can run straight to.
35:50
Speaker 4: The bank and empty out all of Ditty's accounts.
35:53
Speaker 2: No bond for Sean comes. Diddy will sit behind bars
35:57
Speaker 2: and wait for sentencing. But how did we get here?
36:02
Speaker 11: Breaking news tonight?
36:04
Speaker 1: Did he win?
36:05
Speaker 15: What can I do this anymore?
36:15
Speaker 2: Did Sean Puffy Combs aka Love aka Diddy.
36:20
Speaker 15: And on and on?
36:22
Speaker 2: Did he actually order others demanding that they quote dig
36:28
Speaker 2: up dirt on alleged victims? Not only that, we are
36:34
Speaker 2: getting reports that Seawan Comb's aka Diddy would let's just say,
36:40
Speaker 2: ask other inmates to use their phone cards, their phones,
36:44
Speaker 2: their phone time to do three ways patch him into
36:49
Speaker 2: people trying to dig up dirt on victims, possibly contacting
36:55
Speaker 2: alleged victims himself, what with bribes or threats.
36:59
Speaker 15: Don't know that yet, but I will find out. Listen
37:03
Speaker 15: to this.
37:04
Speaker 16: Shawn Combs isn't just monitoring social media from behind bars.
37:08
Speaker 16: The Fed say Combs has been using other MDC inmates
37:12
Speaker 16: phone access codes to make surreptitious calls. Combs then uses
37:16
Speaker 16: his sons to loop in a third party or directly
37:19
Speaker 16: contacts unauthorized individuals. While the contents of the calls have
37:23
Speaker 16: been redacted in court, documents. Prosecutors say the conversations clearly
37:28
Speaker 16: outline Comb's intent to silence witnesses and more.
37:31
Speaker 17: As part of the interagency contraband sweep at the MDC,
37:35
Speaker 17: agents confiscate nineteen pages of notes from Shawn Combs's belongings
37:39
Speaker 17: and turn them over to federal prosecutors. Among those notes
37:43
Speaker 17: are inspirational quotes, reminders about family and financial matters that
37:46
Speaker 17: need to be discussed, and a to do list. That
37:49
Speaker 17: list includes a need to instruct a family member to
37:52
Speaker 17: quote find dirt on two potential victims and quote find
37:57
Speaker 17: everything on another victim.
37:58
Speaker 2: Isn't it true? The correctional facility has a special place
38:05
Speaker 2: for lawyers to meet with their clients.
38:07
Speaker 12: Yes, inmates meet with their lawyers inside the visiting room.
38:12
Speaker 12: In the various corners they have attorney client rooms. There's
38:17
Speaker 12: typically two to three in each visiting room in any
38:21
Speaker 12: federal prison. Those visits are typically scheduled ahead of time
38:27
Speaker 12: through the inmates Counselor, which is a part of the
38:30
Speaker 12: Inmates Unit team, and they normally happen during the normal
38:35
Speaker 12: visiting hours. In NBC Brooklyn, the visiting hours between five
38:39
Speaker 12: am and seven pm money through Friday, and nine am
38:43
Speaker 12: and four pm on weekends and holidays.
38:46
Speaker 2: Doctor Henry, could you describe the private room where inmates
38:50
Speaker 2: are allowed to speak to their lawyers at lengths?
38:54
Speaker 12: Typically the rooms will have maybe two set up kind
38:58
Speaker 12: of like an interview style where there's like a table
39:02
Speaker 12: one side the inmate would sit on and there's usually
39:06
Speaker 12: no more than three chairs on the other side. In
39:08
Speaker 12: the case you know, you have two counselor maybe a
39:11
Speaker 12: paralegal there to take notes with that with the particular
39:15
Speaker 12: that particular client. The rooms are very small, they're they're glass,
39:20
Speaker 12: so the staff that's having oversight of that particular visit,
39:25
Speaker 12: they can't hear what's going on in the room, but
39:26
Speaker 12: they can sit at a vantage point where they can
39:29
Speaker 12: see where, you know, what's going on in that room
39:33
Speaker 12: in case you know, emergency.
39:35
Speaker 15: And doctre hendricks.
39:37
Speaker 2: How long the inmates get to meet with their lawyers
39:41
Speaker 2: hours and hours in private they have access to a
39:44
Speaker 2: law library. Isn't it true that Shawn Comes is getting
39:47
Speaker 2: additional time to meet with US lawyers.
39:49
Speaker 18: Throughout my careers.
39:50
Speaker 12: Typically, you know, no more than a couple of hours,
39:53
Speaker 12: depending on what this particular request is for that particular inmate.
39:57
Speaker 18: Now we're talking about the Sean Combs case.
40:00
Speaker 12: As we know, he's at the courthouse first thing in
40:03
Speaker 12: the morning, and court starts around nine nine thirty and
40:07
Speaker 12: it's ending about four pm. So if visiting ends at
40:11
Speaker 12: seven pm with them having to undress him out, put
40:15
Speaker 12: him in a vehicle, take him back to the jail,
40:18
Speaker 12: get them fed, you know you're talking about, and then
40:20
Speaker 12: being in process back into the jail. We're talking about
40:23
Speaker 12: five fifteen, five point thirty, which would only give them
40:27
Speaker 12: an hour and a half to prep with him to go.
40:30
Speaker 18: Over a strategy for the next day.
40:32
Speaker 12: So if they're asking for additional time, I would I
40:38
Speaker 12: could see at the wards discretion, especially as a high
40:42
Speaker 12: profile as this case is in all the public interests,
40:45
Speaker 12: whether it's here in America or even internationally, I don't
40:50
Speaker 12: see any concerns with them giving them another two hours,
40:55
Speaker 12: two to three hours to prep with their client for
40:59
Speaker 12: the next I mean, this trial is tentatively scheduled to end.
41:03
Speaker 18: The goal is to end.
41:04
Speaker 12: It by the end of the month or before the
41:06
Speaker 12: fourth of July weekend, So we're talking about four weeks.
41:10
Speaker 12: You know, maybe five to ten hour additional hours during
41:14
Speaker 12: the week and maybe two to three hours on the weekend,
41:16
Speaker 12: depending on what else is going on.
41:20
Speaker 2: Doctor Hendrix, isn't it true that the MDC is open
41:24
Speaker 2: on the weekends and the lawyers could go meet with
41:28
Speaker 2: comes on the weekends.
41:30
Speaker 18: Yes, and again it is open.
41:33
Speaker 12: Visiting hours are from nine am to four pm weekends
41:37
Speaker 12: and holidays, and it's visiting is open until seven pm
41:42
Speaker 12: on a normal weekday, so they have, you know, depending
41:46
Speaker 12: on how long it takes the marshals to get him
41:48
Speaker 12: back to the jail, it's not going to take him
41:51
Speaker 12: very long to be in processed to the East Building
41:53
Speaker 12: where he's currently being housed, so they'll probably have about
41:57
Speaker 12: an hour and a half to meet with him, and
41:59
Speaker 12: depending on which attorneys he's gonna meet with, what their
42:02
Speaker 12: strategy is going to be, it's not an unusual request
42:06
Speaker 12: for them for him to meet with his attorneys for
42:09
Speaker 12: a couple more hours. I mean, there's a nine between
42:12
Speaker 12: the nine and ten o'clock count each day in the facility,
42:16
Speaker 12: and they can put him on an out count in
42:18
Speaker 12: the visiting room while he's down there visiting. Because again,
42:22
Speaker 12: this trial is only gonna last a few more weeks,
42:25
Speaker 12: and the last thing to Bureau Prisons and more specifically
42:28
Speaker 12: MDC Brooklyn does not want to do is be a
42:32
Speaker 12: part of any hindrance to him having effective council and
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Speaker 12: giving grounds for them to you on appeal to say, hey,
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Speaker 12: you know, he didn't get effective council because the institution
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Speaker 12: didn't allow him to visit with his attorneys. And then
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Speaker 12: they're gonna look at historical data. They're gonna look at
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Speaker 12: how big you know, how many inmates were housed at
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Speaker 12: that facility in the past versus what they have now
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Speaker 12: and making a sound correctional judgment decision.
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Speaker 18: It just doesn't make sense.
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Speaker 12: To not try as much as possible to accommodate this request.
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Speaker 2: Joining me right now, Angelica Martinez Servigna, joining us in.
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Speaker 15: Front of the jail.
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Speaker 2: Tell me about Seawan Combs's daily schedule behind jail, behind bars,
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Speaker 2: and what you know about the jail.
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Speaker 15: Who are other famous celebs that have been in that
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Speaker 15: very jail.
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Speaker 19: Yes, Nancy, we are standing right behind me is where
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Speaker 19: Sean Tuffy Combs is currently being held in Brooklyn right now.
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Speaker 19: There are before saying that he's being held in the
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Speaker 19: special housing unit, which is separate from the general prison
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Speaker 19: population and is usually used for inmates that might need
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Speaker 19: additional protection. Julane, Maxwell or Kelly when they were here
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Speaker 19: in this prison, they were also held in the special
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Speaker 19: housing unit. And we have a former warden, Cameron Lindsay,
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Speaker 19: who is actually on record as saying that did he
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Speaker 19: poses as a very attractive target for inmates and the
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Speaker 19: MDC saying, quote, to deliver a hit on him would
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Speaker 19: be considered a bad of honor end quote.
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Speaker 2: He's getting treated with kid gloves when his lawyer has
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Speaker 2: come out and said he's not suicidal. So he's basically
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Speaker 2: in the medical unit getting special treatment. But now did
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Speaker 2: he hungry?
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Speaker 15: Apparently he's missing his private chef. I hate when that happens.
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Speaker 2: When you can't take your private chef, your celebrity chef
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Speaker 2: with you behind bars at the Metro Detention Center, that's
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Speaker 2: gotta hurt.
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Speaker 20: In addition to snacks and hygiene items, did he has
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Speaker 20: the option to purchase full meals from the MDC commissary.
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Speaker 20: His options include stuffed chicken with rice, eggplant, parmesan bone
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Speaker 20: in chicken, a rib steak, or beef Chillen the estimated billionaire,
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Speaker 20: we'll have to watch his one hundred and sixty dollars
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Speaker 20: spending limit per trip.
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Speaker 15: What did I just hear a ribbi?
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Speaker 2: Let me check that a ribi beef stew, egg palm
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Speaker 2: chicken with rice?
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Speaker 1: What?
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Speaker 3: Who?
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Speaker 15: Well?
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Speaker 2: Let me see grits, oatmeal, pancakes, syrup, French toast.
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Speaker 15: I'd like some French toast. What's for lunch?
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Speaker 2: Chicken wrap, hamburgers, baked chicken, tacos.
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Speaker 15: I would love a taco dinner, roast beef. I'd like
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Speaker 15: that salisbury steak fahdas what? Okay? Can we just get
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Speaker 15: real for just one moment?
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Speaker 2: Chris mcdonnad joining me, Director Cole Case Foundation, former homicide detective,
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Speaker 2: and former vice detective.
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Speaker 15: He is not suicidal, Chris.
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Speaker 2: His own lawyer has stated that, So why is he
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Speaker 2: getting kid glove treatment?
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Speaker 15: Chris mcdona.
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Speaker 14: That is an absolutely great question, Nancy, Because in these units,
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Speaker 14: they're special housing units, right, the shoe unit. The whole
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Speaker 14: purpose of that is to house somebody in there because
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Speaker 14: of one they're a threat. Assessment comes up that this
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Speaker 14: guy is a high threat and or a high target threat,
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Speaker 14: meaning somebody else wants to take this person out.
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Speaker 15: Nancy Grace signing off, good by friend,