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DIDDY WHAT? SAYS FREAK OFF TAPES PROVE INNOCENCE, USED TV REMOTE IN SEX ATTACK? · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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Speaker 1: Crime Stories with Nancy Grace Ditty. What is Sean Combe's
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Speaker 1: actually saying the Freak Cough tapes prove his innocence? Is
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Speaker 1: it true? Allegation is now surfacing that he Shawn Combs,
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Speaker 1: actually used a TV remote in a sex attack on
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Speaker 1: a victim. This as Shawn Comb's aka Ditty is calling
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Speaker 1: prosecutors sexist. I'm Nancy Grace, this is Crime Stories. Thank
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Speaker 1: you for being with us.
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Speaker 2: A bumbshell Peacock documentary reveals shunking claims from Ditty's inside
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Speaker 2: Circle childhood friends tell.
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Speaker 1: All Ahmid claims by Shawn Combs that the Free Cough
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Speaker 1: tape surreptitiously taking showing him directing for days full on
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Speaker 1: orgies where the victims say they woke up afterwards in pain.
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Speaker 1: He's actually saying that these sex tapes, now in the
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Speaker 1: hands of the state will prove he's innocent. Uh okay.
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Speaker 1: At the same time, A bombshell documentary dropping on Peacock.
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Speaker 3: Listen, when I got home from the military and Sean
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Speaker 3: and I hadn't seen each other in a while, and
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Speaker 3: you know, I'm.
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Speaker 1: Like, what's some Sean he say?
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Speaker 4: Did he call me puff?
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Speaker 5: Now?
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Speaker 1: He called me puff?
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Speaker 3: Just being I was being looked at as a punk.
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Speaker 3: I was being looked at as a pushover. I was
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Speaker 3: being looked at as a sissy, as a whim, as
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Speaker 3: a goofy.
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Speaker 1: I ain't even trying to know that person again. And
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Speaker 1: I'm a puff daddy now, okay? Is that the origin
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Speaker 1: of Sean Combs turning into puff daddy? I ain't even
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Speaker 1: trying to know that person again. I was a sissy,
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Speaker 1: a goofy. No more. That's where friends at Peacock diddy
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Speaker 1: the making of a bad boy in their new documentary
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Speaker 1: that just dropped. You know, the state is salivating. They've
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Speaker 1: got out of their forks and their state knives to
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Speaker 1: cut into this documentary, hoping for new witnesses to emerge
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Speaker 1: straight out to Rob Shooter and joining us host Noughty
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Speaker 1: but Nice podcast, former publicists for Shawn Combs and author
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Speaker 1: of the foreword answer Rob Shooter. After seeing the Peacock documentary,
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Speaker 1: it makes me wonder, is that where Shawn Combs adopted
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Speaker 1: his tough guy attitude from being a sissy in his
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Speaker 1: mind to bullying and allegedly raping victims later in life.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, I think you make a good point. I watched
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Speaker 6: the documentary. This was the origin. Puffy was not Puffy
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Speaker 6: once he was Shawn Combs and he cafin. He created
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Speaker 6: this image for himself. He hired people like me to
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Speaker 6: create this image, to present himself as a king, present
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Speaker 6: himself as a man in power. But actually his beginnings
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Speaker 6: were a lot more humble. We are finding that out
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Speaker 6: from the documentary. But he was not born Puffy. He
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Speaker 6: was born short.
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Speaker 1: Okay, let me ask you something. You just said, Rob Shooter,
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Speaker 1: as a personal publicist per art guru, to Sean Combs,
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Speaker 1: that you were to create a certain image for Sean Combs,
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Speaker 1: and that is as a tough guy. How do you
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Speaker 1: do that?
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Speaker 6: Yeah, you surround him by people that make him look tough.
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Speaker 6: You surround him at photoshoots where he literally sits on
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Speaker 6: a throne. I remember once when I got Puffy into
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Speaker 6: People's magazine Sexiest Man Alive issue. He controlled that photo shoot.
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Speaker 6: He told me how he wanted to be shot, what
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Speaker 6: he was gonna wear. He wanted to be sitting on
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Speaker 6: a throne. He literally, in some shoots wore a crowd
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Speaker 6: and so all this is very very carefully she rated.
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Speaker 6: None of this just happened, and he was the power
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Speaker 6: behind it all.
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Speaker 1: Okay, Rob, see you throw you throw bombs at me,
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Speaker 1: and when the grenade goes off, you expect me not
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Speaker 1: to respond? Shooter, how did he want to be dressed
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Speaker 1: to look like a tough guy in People magazine? I
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Speaker 1: can't wait to hear this.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, for coats involved, there's diamond rings involved, there's guns involved.
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Speaker 6: There's the way that he talks, which I have to
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Speaker 6: say to He speaks to the press in a very
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Speaker 6: different manner than when you're alone with Puffy. I've flown
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Speaker 6: on private planes with him. I've been in cars with him.
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Speaker 6: I've been in his home with him. He's quite a
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Speaker 6: soft spoken gentleman when he's not putting on the Puffy show.
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Speaker 6: And so for me, this is no surprise. But this
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Speaker 6: whole Puffy myth, it's an illusion. It's something that was
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Speaker 6: made up.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, well you know what. You call it a myth,
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Speaker 1: that's not what federal prosecutors call it. They call it
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Speaker 1: dozens of sex trafficking felonies. So I don't know where
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Speaker 1: you're going, Shooter. But having watched the Peacocks Diddy the
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Speaker 1: Making of a bad Boy that just dropped, I know
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Speaker 1: the state is pouring over it for potential evidence. Listen,
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Speaker 1: cool addy.
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Speaker 7: Party that didn't tie in through a free car. One
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Speaker 7: of the first pass I really started doing close with
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Speaker 7: his black he gains a bad boy did and he
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Speaker 7: called me, what's blood?
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Speaker 8: Me?
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Speaker 7: Blood out? I got out? I mean he did when
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Speaker 7: we really have situations.
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Speaker 1: He counts your force and time. That from our friends
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Speaker 1: at Peacock Diddy The Making of a bad Boy. And
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Speaker 1: you can hear how the guest in that documentary is
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Speaker 1: insisting that his voice be altered because he is afraid
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Speaker 1: of Shawn Combs, even though Shaw Combs is currently behind bars.
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Speaker 1: What more revelations are revealed in Peacock's new documentary as
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Speaker 1: Shawn comes heads to trial and demands that the freak
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Speaker 1: Off tapes that he directed be released to the public.
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Speaker 1: He claims they prove him innocent, that all of these
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Speaker 1: women went along with it consensually and enjoyed it. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: their words, not mine. Enjoyed it? Okay, I don't know.
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Speaker 1: Wendy Patrick, high profile prosecutor out of California founder a
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Speaker 1: black Swan verdicts author of Why Bad Looks Good. It
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Speaker 1: goes on and on. I'm not sure how women that
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Speaker 1: were drugged and have no recollection of the so called
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Speaker 1: freak off parties consented to that when they wake up
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Speaker 1: the next morning with their vagina and anus hurting and bleeding.
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Speaker 1: But that's what the defense is claiming, that all of
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Speaker 1: this was consensual. How can that be, many of these
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Speaker 1: women are suing him for sex attack.
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Speaker 9: It can't be, is the short answer. But the way
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Speaker 9: that will be developed will be in a court of law,
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Speaker 9: in the court.
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Speaker 1: Of public opinion.
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Speaker 9: The defense is saying anything and everything to corroborate their
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Speaker 9: case that there's consenting adults, nobody was underage, the women
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Speaker 9: were enjoying it. But remember that is all subject to
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Speaker 9: the kind of cross examination that would.
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Speaker 4: Really just destroy a story like this.
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Speaker 9: We're hearing a little bit of it already through the
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Speaker 9: civil cases that have been filed.
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Speaker 4: We'll hear a lot more of it as the criminal
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Speaker 4: case begins to develop.
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Speaker 1: And whatever the Wednesday Wendy second verse same as the first.
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Speaker 1: I don't believe I've ever had a rape case, whether
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Speaker 1: I investigated it, prosecuted it, or covered it where at
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Speaker 1: some point the defendant didn't say she wanted it. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: that's so tired, But that's what they're doing.
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Speaker 9: Well, they have to do that here, because what are
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Speaker 9: the alternatives? I mean, these are things that a defendant
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Speaker 9: himself has talked about, has publicized, has has really used
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Speaker 9: to build his brand.
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Speaker 4: When you look at somebody that has risen to fame through.
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Speaker 9: Exactly these types of parties and who is feared and revered,
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Speaker 9: that's part.
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Speaker 4: Of the problem and that's all they have right now.
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Speaker 1: Nancy Peacott just dropping a documentary called Diddy The Making
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Speaker 1: of a Bad Boy. What will it reveal? Listen? What
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Speaker 1: of working with.
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Speaker 7: Kin started feeling it on the Lucius to do things
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Speaker 7: that were way outside Hull left through the club around
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Speaker 7: my house. And yet Larry Ka did who learn a
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Speaker 7: bad boy? Get and go reclusing girgs runing back to
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Speaker 7: the house.
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Speaker 10: I don't know what they're really candidate.
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Speaker 1: Now, what you're hearing is a witness and it's also
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Speaker 1: a guest. In the Peacott documentary, he was having his
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Speaker 1: voice distorted out of fear of Sean Combs and what
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Speaker 1: are you saying? Right there? Comes send him up to
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Speaker 1: a club they pulled up on karaoke night, specifically time
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Speaker 1: for it to be karaoke knight, and Comes tells him, yeah,
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Speaker 1: put on the bad boy gear, bad boy studio gear,
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Speaker 1: and go recruit some girls that bring him back to
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Speaker 1: the house. Okay, this guy's saying, I don't know what
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Speaker 1: the real intention is. I think we know what the
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Speaker 1: real intention is. To Alex West joining US Entertainment Reporter
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Speaker 1: with the Mirror, Alex, thank you for being with us.
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Speaker 1: This documentary that just dropped is not good news for
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Speaker 1: Sean Combs. The States parsing it apart with a silver
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Speaker 1: knife and fork right now, looking for witnesses and evidence
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Speaker 1: like this guy that comes with send out to karaoke
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Speaker 1: Knight to bring back women to drug them and then
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Speaker 1: have them in free coughs.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, the documentary is quite explosive. You have anything from
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Speaker 8: kim Porter being discussed. They bring in I'll be sure,
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Speaker 8: which is Quincy Brown's father, which is the son that
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Speaker 8: Didty kind of adopted. You have all these new voices
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Speaker 8: coming in who weren't speaking before. So it's definitely not
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Speaker 8: great news for Ditty in this narrative that he's been
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Speaker 8: running with.
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Speaker 1: So Alex West, what are the revelations come out of
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Speaker 1: the documentary?
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Speaker 8: Yeah, we have kim Porter's which is Ditty's ex who
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Speaker 8: is now deceased. Her diary is being looked at in
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Speaker 8: this documentary, and you know, she says in there that
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Speaker 8: she's considering blowing the lid off of the rapper's secrets.
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Speaker 11: So that's very telling.
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Speaker 8: She spent a lot of time with him, obviously, and
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Speaker 8: that's in that documentary, which is someone very close to
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Speaker 8: Ditty talking about his secrets that he has, and now
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Speaker 8: those secrets could potentially be coming out as allegations.
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Speaker 1: Again, this documentary is so explosive that some of the
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Speaker 1: guests on the documentary, which our predictar going to end
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Speaker 1: up being state's witnesses, well, their voices altered. Listen, so
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Speaker 1: we're recording. Explain why you want your voice altered.
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Speaker 12: I don't want to be on camera because Seana Combs,
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Speaker 12: for over three decades alleged lees had people hurt. So
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Speaker 12: to protect my life, my friends, my family, anybody that's
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Speaker 12: attached to me, I've chosen to remain anonymous.
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Speaker 1: From Peacock's and Diddy, making him a bad boy.
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Speaker 2: Notorious rapper and music mobil Shawn Comes lawyers make shocking
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Speaker 2: claims amidst unending waves of sex assault lawsuits. Alleged victims
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Speaker 2: enjoyed themselves.
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Speaker 1: Joining us an all star pedal to make sense of
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Speaker 1: what we are hearing. Believe it or not, Shawn comes
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Speaker 1: as lawyers want the tapes, the freak Off tapes made public,
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Speaker 1: claiming that they show all the activity which is called
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Speaker 1: rape asotomy by the state, was all consensual. Now, when
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Speaker 1: you don't know a horse, look at his track record.
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Speaker 1: Remember that video, the hotel video of Cassie Ventura being
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Speaker 1: chased down the hall of a public hotel, then kicked
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Speaker 1: and beaten by Sean Combs, wearing nothing but a towel.
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Speaker 1: He didn't care, then dragging her back to the hotel room. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: he claims all of that activity is consensual. Okay, like that? Yeah,
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Speaker 1: he picks her up and drags her, oh one more kick,
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Speaker 1: drags her by her clothes and her hair back to
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Speaker 1: the hotel room. She says she was trying to escape
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Speaker 1: a freak off. She didn't want to be raped and
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Speaker 1: sodomized anymore much less on camera. This video is from
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Speaker 1: our friends at seeing it. There he goes stomping off
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Speaker 1: down the hall and wait for it, wait for it,
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Speaker 1: not done yet. Yeah, I'm glad that's not a close up.
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Speaker 1: Ow thoughing about one thousand dollars base to the wall.
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Speaker 1: Now I want you to hear the defense attorney claiming
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Speaker 1: that the Freak Cough videos show everything was consitual the
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Speaker 1: women wanted it. Listen.
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Speaker 13: Attorney Mark Agniphilo is demanding that prosecutors hand over multiple
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Speaker 13: videos of Sean Combe's infamous Freak Offs, claiming the tapes
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Speaker 13: prove his innocence. Prosecutors have described the tapes as elaborate
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Speaker 13: and produced sex performances, but Agniphilo claims they depict private
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Speaker 13: sexual activity between Combs and Cassie Ventura, who, he says
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Speaker 13: quote not only consented, but thoroughly enjoyed herself.
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Speaker 1: So I guess Rob Sheeter Shawn Combs no longer has
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Speaker 1: a PR team because no arguuru in their right mind
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Speaker 1: would want the Freak Off tapes to go public.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, it's craziness. This strategy is absolutely ludicrous, But I
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Speaker 6: think a form of guest said this. He has nothing else, Nancy.
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Speaker 6: He's going to spend the rest of his life in
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Speaker 6: jail as more and more evidence comes forward. We know
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Speaker 6: that he might not know it or believe it yet,
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Speaker 6: but this is outrageous stuff, and so he is trying
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Speaker 6: to throw whatever he has whatever he can into the mix,
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Speaker 6: and this appears to be it this old, old story
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Speaker 6: that people enjoyed him, that they were begging for him
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Speaker 6: to abuse them.
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Speaker 11: It's not going to work.
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Speaker 6: It's a terrible strategy, and I think you've hit the
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Speaker 6: nail on the head. The people around him now are
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Speaker 6: not not pushing back or are not making good choices.
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Speaker 1: Okay, I hear Rob Sheeter're talking about good choices.
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Speaker 14: You know what?
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Speaker 1: You really really went down the rabbit hole on that.
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Speaker 1: I'm asking you. This is a PR nightmare. Why would
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Speaker 1: they want these tapes public? Or are they just bs
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Speaker 1: ing knowing the tapes will never be made public.
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Speaker 6: They're doing what the king wants. Puffy is in charge.
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Speaker 6: He doesn't take advice from other people. He thinks he's
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Speaker 6: a genius and arguably.
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Speaker 11: He's done pretty well so far.
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Speaker 6: He's got away with a lot, including making up dollars
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Speaker 6: and so this is imp shooter.
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Speaker 1: Have you lost your mind? He's sitting over at MDC
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Speaker 1: Metropart of Attention Center. What do you mean look at
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Speaker 1: him now? I'm looking at him now. And so far
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Speaker 1: his PR strategy has backfired.
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Speaker 6: Now it has, Nancy, but this is relatively recent did.
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Speaker 6: He has been getting away with this for decades. For decades,
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Speaker 6: we've heard rumors about Puffy and now it's happening. What
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Speaker 6: happened for the last thirty years? Why did nobody speak
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Speaker 6: out then? And so I'm glad that it's happening now, Nancy.
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Speaker 6: But let's be honest here.
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Speaker 4: He certainly has.
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Speaker 6: Got away with this for a very very long time.
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Speaker 4: I think it ends today.
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Speaker 1: I think it ends well, you know what, Rob Shooter,
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Speaker 1: I'm stay in corrected. You're right, he's gotten away with
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Speaker 1: it for decades now. If I look at cases I've investigated, prosecuted,
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Speaker 1: and covered, very often, the cover up lends a nefarious
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Speaker 1: tint to what could be considered innocent. Take a listen
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Speaker 1: to this regarding the consensual freak offs.
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Speaker 15: Philip Pines, a former personal lackey for Sean Combs, claims
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Speaker 15: in a lawsuit that he was tasked with setting up
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Speaker 15: for wild king knights at hotels, which involved bringing red lights,
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Speaker 15: ice buckets, alcohol, marijuana joints, honey packs for male libido,
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Speaker 15: baby oil, astro glide, towels, illegal drugs, and powered sex
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Speaker 15: toys to Combs's room for sometimes days long escapades.
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Speaker 1: Pines says he was expected.
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Speaker 15: To be on call for any additional needs during the exploits,
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Speaker 15: and Combs even pressured him to join. Afterwards, Pines was
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Speaker 15: charged with cleaning up the mess, deleting any incriminating photos
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Speaker 15: or video from Combs's devices, and leaving hotel staff large
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Speaker 15: tips to avoid paying extra bills for damages.
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Speaker 1: You know, Bill Daily joining me former FBI investigator Bill,
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Speaker 1: When I check out of a hotel, I don't bring
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Speaker 1: in a professional cleaning crew to get rid of evidence,
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Speaker 1: do you. So, if it's not nefarious, if there's not
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Speaker 1: something wrong with it, why do you have to clean
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Speaker 1: it all up and get rid of it so nobody
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Speaker 1: sees it?
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Speaker 10: Yeah, well exactly, Nancy. And also you know it's these
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Speaker 10: type of witnesses, and I believe that both we're probably
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Speaker 10: seen on videos from his homes and maybe surveillance video,
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Speaker 10: not just even the videos of the sexual escapades, but
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Speaker 10: also just who is in around his orbit. Plus these
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Speaker 10: people now speaking out in this new special that's come out,
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Speaker 10: These are all the people who are going to be
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Speaker 10: providing some compelling testimony around all these aspects. So if
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Speaker 10: they think that the videos themselves will tell the different story,
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Speaker 10: it's going to be these witnesses. It's going to be
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Speaker 10: these people who were maturely there, who would ask to
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Speaker 10: do things, who did things for him, that will pull
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Speaker 10: together this whole sordid story and perhaps be the compelling
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Speaker 10: elements of this trial.
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Speaker 1: Well, I can tell you one thing, Bill, If I
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Speaker 1: was arguing to that jury, I would ask them, do
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Speaker 1: you have to bring in a hitch person to clean
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Speaker 1: your hotel room and pay off the staff to basically
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Speaker 1: sanitize everything so no illegal activity can be proven? And
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Speaker 1: I bet they all will say no. But right now,
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Speaker 1: the defense for Shawn COM's very unwisely. In my mind,
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Speaker 1: maybe this is just a PR stunt and Shooter can
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Speaker 1: address that they are demanding the release and the publication
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Speaker 1: of the freak Off tapes. Maybe they know it will
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Speaker 1: never happen, so they can appear as if they want
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Speaker 1: it to happen, claiming they show Comms's innocence. This as
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Speaker 1: a bombshell documentary drops on Peacock the making of a
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Speaker 1: bad boy. But listen to the defense. Listen.
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Speaker 15: The video have reportedly been kept under wraps protect venturers privacy,
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Speaker 15: with Combs's legal team only allowed to view them under
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Speaker 15: law enforcement supervision. Agnifilo argues that the video's existence directly
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Speaker 15: refused claims that Combs kept recordings as collateral because they
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Speaker 15: were not recovered from Combs's devices but from Ventura herself.
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Speaker 15: Agnifilo demands better access, claiming his team intends to create
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Speaker 15: trial exhibits from the videos to prove there is not
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Speaker 15: a hint of violence or corigion in the activities.
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Speaker 1: Really, okay, Karen start joining me, renowned psychologists joining us
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Speaker 1: out of Manhattan TV radio trauma expert, Karen, if all
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Speaker 1: of this was consitual, you know, the one thousand bottles
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Speaker 1: of baby oil, the videos that were then surreptitiously kept
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Speaker 1: nobody could see them.
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Speaker 16: If all of that showed nothing but consensual sex activity,
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Speaker 16: why has a state brought multiple sex trafficking charges and
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Speaker 16: why are many of these.
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Speaker 1: Women suing him for rape? And Karen, just another question.
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Speaker 1: This is called a compound question under the law, which
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Speaker 1: is in missile in court. But we're not in court,
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Speaker 1: are we, Karen? How many times do you have to
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Speaker 1: hear another man charged with rape say it was it
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Speaker 1: was consensual as a matter of fact, she wanted it,
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Speaker 1: she enjoyed it.
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Speaker 17: It happens all the time. I mean, it isn't that
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Speaker 17: a tired or really tired defense. And what I feel
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Speaker 17: about this defense team is that they must be desperate
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Speaker 17: if they're digging for something like this. I mean, there's
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Speaker 17: so much proof that they were not enjoying, they were drugged.
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Speaker 17: How can you say that these droaked people were enjoying
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Speaker 17: it and people are suing him for abuse. You see
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Speaker 17: the tape with Venturrea where he's a beating her, then
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Speaker 17: they're saying that she enjoyed it. Really she was trying
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Speaker 17: to escape, but she enjoyed it.
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Speaker 1: It's a sham.
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Speaker 17: Nancy, I really don't understand what that's about.
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Speaker 1: Crime Stories with Nancy Grace.
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Speaker 13: Cassandra Cassie Ventura claims, in addition to physical abuse occurring
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Speaker 13: throughout their decade long on an off relationship, Comb's coerced
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Speaker 13: her to participate in what he called freakofs, which involved
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Speaker 13: Ventura having sex with male sex workers while Comb's watched, masturbated,
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Speaker 13: and took videos of the encounter. Combs settled Ventura's lawsuit
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Speaker 13: just a day after it was filed. The remaining four
21:42
Speaker 13: complaints are still unresolved.
21:44
Speaker 1: As we go to air a bombshell documentary is dropped
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Speaker 1: by Peacock called Diddy The Making Up a Bad Boy.
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Speaker 1: Will any of these guests turn witnesses? Listen?
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Speaker 12: I'm doing quite a while for a lot of moments.
22:06
Speaker 12: It's been taking me.
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Speaker 1: Ever to get back to my exact tone of not
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Speaker 1: getting it.
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Speaker 7: As so much.
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Speaker 12: I do know, I've seen this got to be very
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Speaker 12: very violent.
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Speaker 6: I mean, i'd be crazy.
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Speaker 7: He's just been getting away with it way for wrong.
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Speaker 1: Going to show you how we have fun to stay
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Speaker 1: out of jail too, have fun and stay out of jail.
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Speaker 1: That didn't work out. That's where our friends at Peacock
22:34
Speaker 1: It's Diddy The Making of a Bad Boy straight out
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Speaker 1: to Alex West, joining US entertainment reporter with the Mirror,
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Speaker 1: You stated that there are allegations that emerge from the
22:45
Speaker 1: documentary that Kim Porter did not die of natural causes.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, so I'll be sure, shared his theory and his
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Speaker 8: belief that Diddy was dangerous at the time. He says
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Speaker 8: that Kim was actually trying to him meaning al be sure,
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Speaker 8: and that she was warning him about Ditty's potential danger,
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Speaker 8: saying that he would get killed if he didn't distance
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Speaker 8: himself from the situation. So i'l be sure thinks that
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Speaker 8: she was also in danger herself, although I will say
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Speaker 8: authorities have denied this, But that's a'l be sure's perspective,
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Speaker 8: that's his opinion, that's his speculation.
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Speaker 1: Well, the reality is kim Porter's dead. She can't testify
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Speaker 1: to what really happened.
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Speaker 15: Listen, I'll be sure, who remained close to Porter until
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Speaker 15: her death in twenty eighteen, insists that Porter did keep
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Speaker 15: a diary and states as fact that she was murdered
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Speaker 15: before she could blow the lid off Ditty's secrets. Brown
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Speaker 15: even claims that Combs tried to kill him too. Brown
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Speaker 15: blames his twenty twenty two long term hospitalization and near
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Speaker 15: death on foul play, claiming he has a record of
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Speaker 15: those involved in his attempted murder.
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Speaker 1: Claims that kim Porter, the mother Shawn Combs's children, did
23:59
Speaker 1: not die of natural causes. Well, again, if you don't
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Speaker 1: know a horse, look at his track record. Listen.
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Speaker 5: Deal, who goes on to serve as combs bodyguard for years,
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Speaker 5: confirms that there was frequent drug use at Didy parties
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Speaker 5: and he often had a feeling Combs was roughing up
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Speaker 5: kim Porter. Deal claims he was once called to a
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Speaker 5: hospital as Porter's emergency contact and found her bruised and shaken.
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Speaker 5: Porter refused to discuss what happened. One of Deal's most
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Speaker 5: explosive claims that Combs could have been involved in Biggie's
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Speaker 5: death after learning his biggest star planned to leave Bad Boy.
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Speaker 1: Joining us. Rob Sheeter, host of Notty but Nice podcast
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Speaker 1: and for my purposes p R advisor to Sean Comb's.
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Speaker 1: Now we're talking about these revelations from Sure and wasn't
24:47
Speaker 1: he married to kim Porter.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, there's a lot of just chaos around Diddy, And
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Speaker 6: may I speculate that's it, Nancy, that what's going on
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Speaker 6: at the moment might just be the tip of the ice.
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Speaker 6: And did he seems to be the centerpiece of this
25:04
Speaker 6: personal So I would not be at all surprised if
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Speaker 6: over the next few months, more and more evidence comes
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Speaker 6: out kim Porter died of very mysterious circumstances, And I
25:15
Speaker 6: would not be surprised if that investigation isn't reopened. There's
25:19
Speaker 6: a lot of ugly, messy, dangerous behavior around shorn CoP's.
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Speaker 1: Well, when you say kim Porter dyna under mysterious circumstances,
25:28
Speaker 1: what do you mean by that she was very young
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Speaker 1: and healthy, wasn't she.
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Speaker 6: Yes, she was in her forties and she had pneumonia
25:34
Speaker 6: and diet and when this happened, her friends I spoke to,
25:37
Speaker 6: several of them were just shocked about this. This was
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Speaker 6: a very wealthy, very well connected person. She was the
25:44
Speaker 6: girlfriend of Diddy, she had his children. If there was
25:48
Speaker 6: anything that was wrong with her, she would have had
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Speaker 6: the best medical attention in the world.
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Speaker 1: So what happened.
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Speaker 6: Maybe she did die of pneumonia. I'm just saying that.
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Speaker 4: I think there's more to this.
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Speaker 6: It was a very young age. It was very, very shocking,
26:04
Speaker 6: and her friends have speculated for quite a while what
26:07
Speaker 6: actually did happen.
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Speaker 1: You know, I'm curious, Alex West. A lot of this
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Speaker 1: is emerging from the Peacock documentary, but the state can't
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Speaker 1: ignore it, just like Shawn Combs's case cracked wide open
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Speaker 1: after Cassie Ventura or someone in her camp released the
26:29
Speaker 1: video Shawn Combs beating her in a public hallway. So arrogant,
26:35
Speaker 1: I guess he didn't think anybody would notice or care,
26:38
Speaker 1: and they didn't for a long time. Reportedly, hotel staff
26:41
Speaker 1: bribed paid off not to say anything once that video
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Speaker 1: got released, the fan's nose was rubbed in it, and
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Speaker 1: then this indictment occurred. Now, this documentary is suggesting that
26:56
Speaker 1: kim Porter did not die of natural causes. What do
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Speaker 1: you make of that? Do you believe in investigation will
27:03
Speaker 1: be sparked because of this about kim Porter's death.
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Speaker 8: So, while if the topic has been tiptoed around so far,
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Speaker 8: I will say this is not the first time kim
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Speaker 8: Porter's been mentioned in this series of lawsuits.
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Speaker 11: She was mentioned in a civil lawsuit at one point
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Speaker 11: two where.
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Speaker 8: A individual claimed that she was forced to have intimate
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Speaker 8: relations with kim and that there were drugs involved.
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Speaker 11: That was the first real mention of her in these lawsuits.
27:25
Speaker 11: And now you have this other topic coming out.
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Speaker 8: You have this belief that Diddy might have killed her,
27:31
Speaker 8: been involved with her death, and so there is a
27:33
Speaker 8: chance that the prosecutors look into that. It's just difficult
27:36
Speaker 8: because authorities have already ruled that there was no foul play,
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Speaker 8: but it's potentially something they could look into in the future.
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Speaker 1: Well, I think that there's more of a probability that
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Speaker 1: her death will be reopened. Wendy Patrick joining me veteran prosecutor, Wendy,
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Speaker 1: there have been many times that a victim was deemed
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Speaker 1: to have died of natural causes. I can think of
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Speaker 1: a lot of them. In fact, I remember one defendant,
28:02
Speaker 1: Land Turner, and I investigated her case before I covered it.
28:07
Speaker 1: She had a boyfriend and a husband keel over from
28:09
Speaker 1: heart attacks. Wow, that's a coincydate right. Turned out that
28:12
Speaker 1: she fed them poisoned yellow shots and then were a
28:16
Speaker 1: mini skirt to trial. That didn't help anything, but their
28:20
Speaker 1: deaths were deemed to be heart related. They weren't, Wendy Patrick,
28:25
Speaker 1: witnesses have been knocked off since time immemorial. That's right.
28:29
Speaker 9: And you know the way we solve those crimes, Nancy,
28:32
Speaker 9: is not through the witnesses themselves that lived to tell
28:35
Speaker 9: the tale. Because they are so intimidated it's hard to
28:38
Speaker 9: get them to come forward. We all know that we
28:41
Speaker 9: normally find out about these from the family members of
28:44
Speaker 9: the witnesses, from the family members of the victims, the friends,
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Speaker 9: the coworkers that concerned bystanderds and citizens that saw something
28:51
Speaker 9: that made them uncomfortable and they felt they should report it.
28:55
Speaker 9: Why wouldn't that be the same case here? That's in fact,
28:58
Speaker 9: why we know as much as we do about and
29:01
Speaker 9: you said it yourself. You said someone in her camp
29:04
Speaker 9: release that tape. It is never the victims themselves. They're afraid.
29:08
Speaker 9: We know that the documentary. Victims and witnesses have even
29:10
Speaker 9: asked for their voices and their likenesses to be modified,
29:14
Speaker 9: so there don't get the victim of retaliation. But this
29:17
Speaker 9: will come to light through good investigation around the periphery
29:21
Speaker 9: to find people that knew more and are willing to
29:24
Speaker 9: step up and cooperate with investigators.
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Speaker 1: The new documentary sparking speculation kim Porter was silenced before
29:31
Speaker 1: she could reveal secrets about Sean Combs. Karen Stark recently
29:38
Speaker 1: released was a book essentially made out of cam Porter's
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Speaker 1: alleged diary. I read the whole thing. In many instances
29:48
Speaker 1: it seemed like there was a level of detail suggesting
29:52
Speaker 1: it was true. Now family members insist kim Porter's book
29:58
Speaker 1: was not her diary. Then who would have known all
30:02
Speaker 1: of those details? Do you often have clients that keep
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Speaker 1: diaries that you end up relying.
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Speaker 17: On, Nancy, I actually not only have the clients to
30:14
Speaker 17: keep them, but I suggest that people keep a journal.
30:18
Speaker 17: It's a really good way to empty your mind before
30:21
Speaker 17: you go to sleep at night, to think about the
30:24
Speaker 17: things that you're doing in your life. I have no
30:26
Speaker 17: doubt that if they're saying she kept them, she kept
30:30
Speaker 17: them and people saw them, and that is very frightening
30:34
Speaker 17: for him, I'm sure, because she might have been really
30:39
Speaker 17: about to expose him. This guy, let's face it, he's sadistic,
30:44
Speaker 17: He's abusive and narcissistic, so he thinks he can get
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Speaker 17: away with anything.
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Speaker 1: Crime Stories with Nancy Graith as a bombshell documentary drops
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Speaker 1: about Shawn Combs. His defense team is arguing free cough
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Speaker 1: tapes really prove his innocence and that prosecutors are all sexist.
31:14
Speaker 1: We'll see about that. In the middle of that debacle,
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Speaker 1: a victim comes forward claiming that Shawn Combs, in view
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Speaker 1: of others, raped her with a TV remote.
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Speaker 4: Listen.
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Speaker 18: An alleged victim of Shawn Combs speaks publicly about the
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Speaker 18: gang rape detailed in her lawsuit for the first time.
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Speaker 18: Ashley Parham, who claims Comb's and three other men assaulted
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Speaker 18: and raped her, and the presence of Comb's Enterprises chief
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Speaker 18: of staff Christina Korum, describes Colmb's putting a knife in
31:44
Speaker 18: her mouth and threatening to give her a Glausgow smile.
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Speaker 18: Parham claims it was Koram who told Combs to stop,
31:51
Speaker 18: asking him to refrain from damaging the merchandise. Parham shakily
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Speaker 18: recounts Comb's removing her clothing, scorting her with lubricant, then
31:59
Speaker 18: using a tar be remote to rape her.
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Speaker 1: Straight out to Wendy Patrick, veteran prosecutor and author, joining
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Speaker 1: us she is the star of today with doctor Wendy KCBQ. Wendy,
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Speaker 1: what is a Glasgow smile?
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Speaker 9: It's unfortunately something you see in the movies where you
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Speaker 9: get a.
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Speaker 4: Real cut on both sides to make it look like
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Speaker 4: a smile.
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Speaker 9: It's one of the things you normally hear about happening
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Speaker 9: in custody or happening in mayhem cases. You don't often
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Speaker 9: hear it happening during quote, consensual sex. And this is
32:30
Speaker 9: part of the sort of the corroboration that's being provided
32:33
Speaker 9: by these past incidents, unwittingly, no doubt, by those that
32:37
Speaker 9: have been at these at these parties and are right
32:39
Speaker 9: trying to make these things public.
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Speaker 1: But it gets to be very very test A Glasgow
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Speaker 1: smile is like this, Wendy. It's when an attacker takes
32:48
Speaker 1: a knife and cuts the victim's mouth from the corners
32:54
Speaker 1: of the mouth upward toward the ears like the joker,
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Speaker 1: and they are forever left with a disfigured smile on
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Speaker 1: their face. Now interesting to Bill Day, former FBI investigator. Bill,
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Speaker 1: when a witness has a high degree of detail in
33:19
Speaker 1: a statement, it makes them more believable. Right. This witness
33:25
Speaker 1: states that comes threatened her threatened, giving her a Glasgow
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Speaker 1: smile before assaulting her with a TV remote. That's a
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Speaker 1: level of detail that I wouldn't expect for someone to
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Speaker 1: just fabricate, just pull out of the air. Yeah, you know,
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Speaker 1: Nancy and I both know.
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Speaker 10: Is that certainly what detail provides some kind of essence
33:46
Speaker 10: behind a validity of what somebody might be saying. However,
33:49
Speaker 10: on the other hand, too much detail, which can be cooperated,
33:54
Speaker 10: what perhaps can be dismissed because of someone's recollection or
33:58
Speaker 10: remembering who was there and they weren't there they can
34:00
Speaker 10: actually put in some other location at the time, does
34:03
Speaker 10: provide some damage to those statements. So it is that
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Speaker 10: kind of balance between yes, believability with regard to the
34:10
Speaker 10: amount of detail, but also not too much detail for
34:13
Speaker 10: some of these witnesses where perhaps it will it will
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Speaker 10: be otherwise refuted by other.
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Speaker 1: People, and we're really, how could I guess it's possible?
34:22
Speaker 1: But is it probable that a female victim would make up,
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Speaker 1: fabricate that she was raped with a TV remote and
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Speaker 1: threatened with a Glasgow smile?
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Speaker 10: Yeah, those type of details are all ones that you
34:37
Speaker 10: feel very visceral, very reactive, and not ones that you
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Speaker 10: would imagine, you know, that would suggest that somebody was
34:43
Speaker 10: fabricating it.
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Speaker 1: And then Alex West joining me investigative reporter with the mirror,
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Speaker 1: then there is a whole let me just say, toxic
34:54
Speaker 1: brew boiling with jay Z and Kanye. First to Kanye,
35:00
Speaker 1: reports surfacing and headlines that Kanye is hiding out in
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Speaker 1: Tokyo to avoid coming back to the US while Combs's
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Speaker 1: case proceeds. What's that all about?
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Speaker 8: So, Kanye has reportedly been away from his family, specifically
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Speaker 8: his kids, for I believe over one hundred days now.
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Speaker 11: He's been spending a lot of time out in Tokyo.
35:20
Speaker 8: He's been seen by individuals out there, and he does
35:23
Speaker 8: have involvement with these Diddy cases. He's allegedly a part
35:26
Speaker 8: of these. He's named in these cases, and I've seen documents,
35:29
Speaker 8: I mean, he has other cases outside of the Diddy
35:33
Speaker 8: allegations on top of it, and I've seen documents of
35:36
Speaker 8: individuals suiting him saying, hey, we can't reach him, We're
35:39
Speaker 8: having trouble reaching him.
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Speaker 11: So now summer morning, Like I.
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Speaker 1: Tell you one thing, Alex West, I guarantee you there's
35:46
Speaker 1: one person that wants him to stay in Tokyo, and
35:48
Speaker 1: that would be Kim Kardashian that said, we've got the
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Speaker 1: Kanye West case. Wait, Kanye West allegations brewing. All of
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Speaker 1: these people are presumed innocent until proving guilty a quart
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Speaker 1: of lock. But then we've got jay Z. Listen.
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Speaker 5: Another shocking revelation in the scandal is Sean Ditty Combs case,
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Speaker 5: now officially including jay Z in a civil lawsuit. Sean
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Speaker 5: Ditty Combs and jay Z stand accused of raping a
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Speaker 5: thirteen year old girl at an after party for the
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Speaker 5: two thousand MTV Video Music Awards. The thirteen year old
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Speaker 5: at the time says she had been trying to get
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Speaker 5: into the VMAs by standing outside of Radio City Music
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Speaker 5: Hall and walking up to limousines that we're bringing guests
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Speaker 5: into the venue. It works as she is invited to
36:34
Speaker 5: an after party by a limo driver who claims to
36:37
Speaker 5: work for Combs. He tells her she fit what Diddy
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Speaker 5: was looking for.
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Speaker 18: The Jane Doe is handed in a non disclosure agreement
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Speaker 18: to sign and a drink she believes is spiked. In minutes,
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Speaker 18: she hears ditty utter words she can still hear to
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Speaker 18: this day. The plaintiff claims Combs approaches her with a
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Speaker 18: crazed look in his eyes, telling her you are ready
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Speaker 18: to party.
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Speaker 1: Alex West the mirror explain to me how jay Z
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Speaker 1: has been raped into this.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, so jay Z has specifically been named in this lawsuit.
37:03
Speaker 8: He was always known to be a close friend of Deddy.
37:06
Speaker 8: Of course, now he's saying that he wasn't involved in
37:08
Speaker 8: this incident. He's also saying it didn't happen at all.
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Speaker 11: He takes issue with the location, the timeframe. He takes
37:14
Speaker 11: issue with the lawyer who's.
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Speaker 8: On the other side of this case, Tony Busby, and
37:17
Speaker 8: he even looks to other specific details that this alleged
37:22
Speaker 8: victim is bringing out and saying that didn't happen.
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Speaker 19: Combs allegedly planned and controlled the sex performances, which he
37:29
Speaker 19: called freakofs, and he often electronically recorded them. The freakoffs
37:35
Speaker 19: sometimes lasted days at a time, involved multiple commercial sex workers,
37:40
Speaker 19: and often involved a variety of narcotics such just ketamine, ecstasy,
37:45
Speaker 19: and GHB, which Combs distributed to the victims to keep
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Speaker 19: them obedient and compliant. As alleged, when Combs didn't get
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Speaker 19: his way, he was violent, and he subjected victims of physical, emotional,
37:59
Speaker 19: and verbal abuse so that they would participate in the
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Speaker 19: freak offs.
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Speaker 1: Dozens of sex trafficking charges leveled against Sean Comb's aka
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Speaker 1: didty a Ditty said what Now, claiming that videos of
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Speaker 1: those so called freak offs actually exonerate him. Somehow jay
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Speaker 1: Z has gotten roped into this. Is he part of
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Speaker 1: it or not? In the midst of all that, a
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Speaker 1: bombshell documentary drops Listen.
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Speaker 14: I am a civil litigator who has filed several cases
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Speaker 14: against Shawn Colms for sexual assault in civil courts. I
38:37
Speaker 14: have been founding the law about mister Colms for years.
38:41
Speaker 14: He is a man who has done awful things to hundreds,
38:45
Speaker 14: maybe thousands of people.
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Speaker 1: I'm wild, I'm crazy.
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Speaker 4: I want to speak about this now because I've witnessed everything.
38:52
Speaker 1: I sha haven't send anything for so long, and it's
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Speaker 1: built up. It's been twenty years. I don't trust you.
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Speaker 11: Because I'm afraid that they might come get me for speaking.
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Speaker 8: That.
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Speaker 1: For reference, at Peacock is called Diddy the making of
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Speaker 1: a bad boy. So jay Z and now maybe even
39:20
Speaker 1: Kanye roped into this whole thing. How Kanye fits into this,
39:25
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know any connection other than
39:30
Speaker 1: he spotted at some of Seawan Combs's parties. That's not
39:34
Speaker 1: enough to bring a case. But what about jay Z?
39:38
Speaker 1: What is the latest regarding jay Z Alex So, the
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Speaker 1: story and.
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Speaker 8: The allegation is that a young woman was at the VMA's,
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Speaker 8: was picked up right after party, was taken to a house,
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Speaker 8: and ste actually assaulted.
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Speaker 11: That's her allegation.
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Speaker 8: The latest is that, of course jay Z is denying this,
39:54
Speaker 8: and on top of it, his attorneys are looking for
39:56
Speaker 8: every single hole they can pick out of this story.
39:59
Speaker 8: So they're looking at the location, they're looking at the
40:01
Speaker 8: time for about whether or not the law is applicable.
40:03
Speaker 8: They're looking at the celebrity guests that the girl has
40:05
Speaker 8: supposedly and claimed she saw at the event and saying
40:08
Speaker 8: they weren't there that year, claiming they aren't there this year,
40:11
Speaker 8: and even looking at Diddy and looking at whether or
40:13
Speaker 8: not his story is part of this, saying Diddy was at.
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Speaker 1: The club with j Lo.
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Speaker 11: So they're looking at every.
40:18
Speaker 8: Individual thing and making filings and really trying to get
40:21
Speaker 8: this case to be sortid done with before it even
40:23
Speaker 8: makes a trial.
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Speaker 1: The last thing jay Z needs is to be part
40:27
Speaker 1: of one of these freak coughs. His lawyer is vehemently
40:31
Speaker 1: denying these claims. Listen.
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Speaker 5: Jay Z's lawyer, Alex Spiro, has pointed out that Combs
40:35
Speaker 5: does not and has never owned a home like the
40:38
Speaker 5: one the victim described, especially not within a twenty minute
40:41
Speaker 5: drive from Radio City Music Hall. Spiro also hunted down
40:44
Speaker 5: Good Charlotte guitarist Benji Madden's whereabouts that night, while the
40:48
Speaker 5: Jane Doe claims to have spoken with Madden at the
40:50
Speaker 5: party record show. The band was on tour in the
40:52
Speaker 5: Midwest that night. Spiro also questions how a child ends
40:56
Speaker 5: up alone with the three most famous people in attendance
40:59
Speaker 5: and a female celebrity would stand by as a child
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Speaker 5: is repeatedly raped.
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Speaker 1: If you know or think you know anything about the
41:08
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Speaker 1: He has his own eight hundred number for victims to call.
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Speaker 1: But right now we stop and remember an American hero,
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