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DIDDY KNIFE ATTACK: VICTIM AMBUSHES COMBS WITH KNIFE AFTER ALLEGED RAPE · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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Speaker 1: Crime Stories with Nancy Grace. A Ditty knife attack.
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Speaker 2: That's right, A victim describes ambushing Combs with a knife,
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Speaker 2: attacking him with a knife after he allegedly rapes her,
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Speaker 2: and Diddy paranoia. Now did he claiming prosecutors are in
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Speaker 2: disguise sparring on him in his jail cell as he
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Speaker 2: claims I'm not a monster? As he files a fifty
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Speaker 2: million dollar lawsuit against a witness. Now think about it, JFK,
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Speaker 2: RFK MLK and Diddy Yes, Demands mounting for the secret
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Speaker 2: did he files to be released? I'm Nancy Grace, this
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Speaker 2: is Crime Stories. Thank you for being with us.
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Speaker 3: Did he hits back? A fifty million dollar defamation suit
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Speaker 3: filed by the music Moguli against grand jury witness who
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Speaker 3: claims to have infamous freakoff tapes lawsuits?
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Speaker 1: Lawsuit?
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Speaker 2: I want to talk about a ditty knife attack unless
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Speaker 2: rape victim claim she was gang raped at the hands
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Speaker 2: of Ditty, a revenge rape after she brings up to
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Speaker 2: Pac Shakur's murder and after that says she goes to
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Speaker 2: stab Ditty straight out to Crime online dot Com investigative
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Speaker 2: reporter Sydney Summer, what happened?
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Speaker 4: Ben she that's correct. Ashley Parham claimed that she was
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Speaker 4: attacked at a friend zone. She made this comment to
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Speaker 4: a friend a man she was kind of seeing, and
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Speaker 4: she claims he lured her to his home knowing that
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Speaker 4: Ditty and these other men would be there and attack her,
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Speaker 4: so she claimed she was gang raped. She claims Ditty
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Speaker 4: attacked her viciously with a TV remote and after that attack,
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Speaker 4: she claimed, all of the men who were involved act
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Speaker 4: like nothing happened. She walked out into the backyard at
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Speaker 4: this home, found Diddy and his associates smoking casually in
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Speaker 4: the backyard. He makes a comment to her, I'm surprised
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Speaker 4: you can walk. He claims that he drugged her like
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Speaker 4: a horse, and she had already armed herself with a
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Speaker 4: kitchen knife because she's in fear. She couldn't find her clothes,
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Speaker 4: she couldn't find her purse, her cell phone, and she's
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Speaker 4: at this man's house that she doesn't know very well,
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Speaker 4: so she arms herself with a kitchen knife. She confronts
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Speaker 4: these men out in the backyard and with Ditty's comments
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Speaker 4: to her, she was angry and she attacked him with
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Speaker 4: a knife. She claims that he begged for his life
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Speaker 4: he was scared, and this thought just came to her,
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Speaker 4: like this is so insane, this is so crazy, I
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Speaker 4: can't do this. So instead of stabbing him, she takes off,
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Speaker 4: running to a neighbor's house, and that neighbor then called
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Speaker 4: law enforcement.
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Speaker 1: Joining me.
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Speaker 2: Lynn Shaw, founder or director Linz Warriors. Their sole effort
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Speaker 2: as a nonprofit is to stop sex trafficking and help
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Speaker 2: sex assault victims. You know, when Shaw, when I hear that,
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Speaker 2: my blood boils because I have investigated and prosecuted so
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Speaker 2: many rape cases, vicious rape cases were After the rape,
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Speaker 2: the rapist just acts like no big deal, according to her,
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Speaker 2: And of course, Shawn Combs is innocent until proven guilty
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Speaker 2: after a gang rape, including by using a TV remote
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Speaker 2: on this victim. Shawn Combs and his gang is standing
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Speaker 2: outside smoking, acting like nothing happened.
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Speaker 5: Well, usual behavior from people like this, these monsters. Nancy.
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Speaker 5: My question would be she ran to a neighbor's house,
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Speaker 5: the neighbor called law enforcement. I always go to where
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Speaker 5: is the follow up to hold the accountability what happened there?
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Speaker 5: And I'm going to go back to also, were there
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Speaker 5: any women there that were watching this that could have
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Speaker 5: helped her? Who could speak out because I have to
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Speaker 5: say something. So many people are complicit here, We're not
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Speaker 5: getting to the bottom of that list. You know, where
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Speaker 5: was this Christina Korn? Where were the other women and girls?
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Speaker 1: I'm going to say girls.
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Speaker 5: Because I maintained eventually, eventually we are going to find
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Speaker 5: out about minors. I stand by that to.
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Speaker 2: Sidney Sumner right now. Yes, Lynn Shaw is right. Were
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Speaker 2: there other witnesses? Yeah, I doubt they're saying anything because
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Speaker 2: they were part.
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Speaker 1: Of a gang according to this witness.
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Speaker 2: And you know what, I smelled, Joshua River, high profile
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Speaker 2: lawyer and joined me out of LA jurisdiction. I smell witnesses,
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Speaker 2: witnesses that can either cough up about this knife attack
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Speaker 2: on Ditty or choose to be co defendants.
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Speaker 6: I don't know what witnesses exactly are going to materialize
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Speaker 6: after this whole thing. I mean, we're talking about somebody
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Speaker 6: making allegations from decades ago. What exactly are they going
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Speaker 6: to walk into court with?
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Speaker 7: Is my question.
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Speaker 6: And Joe, it's no wonder that people are coming out
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Speaker 6: of the woodwork decades and decades later, because it's so
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Speaker 6: easy to do at this point when you've got a
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Speaker 6: man in prison, who seriously can't defend himself.
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Speaker 2: Okay, I don't know if something's wrong with my ISB,
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Speaker 2: but none of these people are gonna walk into court
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Speaker 2: struggling in casually. They're going to be dragged into court
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Speaker 2: or else they can choose to be a co defendant.
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Speaker 1: And when you say, who are the witnesses?
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Speaker 2: For one, Ashley Parham, the woman you're just hearing about
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Speaker 2: that says she was raped at the hands of Diddy
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Speaker 2: and was so upset she went after.
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Speaker 1: Him with a knife.
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Speaker 2: And let me just say, doctor Sherry Schwartz joining us
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Speaker 2: renowned forensic psychologist, doctor Sherry. The fact that she is
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Speaker 2: admitting to trying to stab Sean Combs after an alleged rape,
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Speaker 2: to me, gives her story a certain air of credit ability,
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Speaker 2: because usually witnesses don't admit they committed and aggravated assault
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Speaker 2: with a knife. That's right.
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Speaker 8: The fact that she is telling on herself effectively that
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Speaker 8: she went after him with a knife, and it sounds
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Speaker 8: like intended to do him harm before her senses caught
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Speaker 8: up with her and she went for help, she's implicating
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Speaker 8: herself in a very serious crime.
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Speaker 2: The alleged knife attack on Shawn Combe's coming to light
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Speaker 2: as he files a fifty million dollar lawsuit. Now, wait, wait,
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Speaker 2: Shawn Combs is answering up to nearly fifty potential lawsuits
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Speaker 2: plus a massive federal indictment charging sex trafficking, and he
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Speaker 2: is suing for fifty million dollars.
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Speaker 1: What listen?
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Speaker 3: While Sean Diddy Combs has been sued forty two times
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Speaker 3: in just over a year, the disgraced mogul has just
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Speaker 3: filed one of his own. Combs has logged a fifthty
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Speaker 3: million dollar defamation lawsuit against grand jury witness Courtney Burgess
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Speaker 3: and his lawyer Ariel Mitchell. Combs accuses Burgess of pretending
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Speaker 3: to have proof that mister Combs engaged in heines acts,
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Speaker 3: knowing no such proof exists. Referring to sex tapes, Burgess
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Speaker 3: claims depict Combs sexually assaulting celebrities and miners.
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Speaker 2: A fifty million dollar lawsuit. I would think that would
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Speaker 2: be filed against song comes, but it's the reverse, Okay,
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Speaker 2: Sidney Sumner, what's happening, Nancy?
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Speaker 4: Shawn Combs is claiming that this is a defamation suit.
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Speaker 4: He's claiming that people are pretending to have evidence of
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Speaker 4: these fruit offs that doesn't exist. He claims that Burgess,
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Speaker 4: who says he has eight tapes depicting Combs sexually assaulting
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Speaker 4: celebrities miners. Paul claims those don't exist. In Burgess is
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Speaker 4: lying and it is damaging his reputation. It's painting the
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Speaker 4: jury pool. It's causing irreferable harm.
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Speaker 2: Well, let's take a listen. Let's hear it from the
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Speaker 2: horse's mouth. This is what Burgess tells us too.
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Speaker 9: Sex A lot of celebrities, people getting high drunk, like
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Speaker 9: in a trance because one one's on the table, he's
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Speaker 9: eating off you understand, and they was you know, I'm
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Speaker 9: looking at just go a street naked and she don't
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Speaker 9: feel like she embarrassed with anything. Water poured on what
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Speaker 9: it was tubbs.
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Speaker 7: Yes, it seemed like there was more in the trans
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Speaker 7: and more than drunk.
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Speaker 9: Because you're drunk, you use it slurn.
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Speaker 2: That's Courtney Burgess describing exactly what is in the tape
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Speaker 2: that he has.
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Speaker 1: Quote.
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Speaker 2: It depicts sex people getting high drunk, uh, stuck in
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Speaker 2: a trance because one's on the table and eating off us.
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Speaker 1: I'm looking at this.
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Speaker 2: Girl naked, not embarrassed her anything. Water poured all over
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Speaker 2: her tubs? Yes, it was more than a trance. It
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Speaker 2: was more than drunk. What is he saying, Sydney, Nancy.
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Speaker 4: I think he's saying that it appears the people in
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Speaker 4: these tapes aren't fully aware of what's going on. This
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Speaker 4: woman who's completely naked in this video has no shame
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Speaker 4: about covering her body. These people just don't. They're not
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Speaker 4: fully there. Maybe they're drugged, maybe they're on a combination
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Speaker 4: of things. But Burgess is saying it does not appear
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Speaker 4: that Sean Combe's partners in these stepscapes are aware that
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Speaker 4: they're having sex or that they're being recorded.
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Speaker 1: I don't think that's having sex, Sydney.
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Speaker 2: When someone is raping you and you're passed out, drunk
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Speaker 2: or high, commentos, that's not sex.
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Speaker 1: That is right without consent. Listen.
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Speaker 10: Burgess maintains that he is telling the truth about receiving
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Speaker 10: a flash drive containing the video files and Porter's manuscript
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Speaker 10: through an intermediary for Jess, calling diddyel for having the
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Speaker 10: nerve to sue when he will quote rotten jail for
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Speaker 10: what he's done. His lawyer Ariel Mitchell, who claims to
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Speaker 10: have seen the tapes, stands by Burgess, calling Comb's suit
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Speaker 10: a pathetic ploy to silence victims and plans to counter.
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Speaker 2: Sue crime stories with Nancy Grace.
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Speaker 1: Here's my question.
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Speaker 2: Shawn Combe's diddy is suing Burgess and his lawyer, claiming
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Speaker 2: that they fabricated the whole story about tapes of frea coffs.
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Speaker 1: Free coffs basically rapes.
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Speaker 2: On video, So if they don't exist, then why is
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Speaker 2: agna Fello demanding they be handed over?
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Speaker 1: Listen?
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Speaker 10: Attorney Mark Agniphilo is demanding that prosecutors hand over multiple
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Speaker 10: videos of Shawan Combe's infamous freak off, claiming the tapes
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Speaker 10: prove his innocence. Prosecutors have described the tapes as elaborate
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Speaker 10: and produced sex performances, but agna Philo claims they depict
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Speaker 10: private sexual activity between Combs and Cassie Ventura, who, he says,
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Speaker 10: quote not only consented, but thoroughly enjoyed herself.
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Speaker 2: And there he goes climbing the tape show that all
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Speaker 2: of the alleged rapes were consensual, including Cassie Ventura. Now,
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Speaker 2: remember Cassie Ventura was caught on video running down a
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Speaker 2: hotel corridor a public hotel, with Comb's chasing her in
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Speaker 2: a towel because she didn't want to return to a
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Speaker 2: free cough according to her, and this video bears that out.
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Speaker 1: So here's my question, Josh Ritter.
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Speaker 2: If the tapes don't exist, why is Agnafello and come
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Speaker 2: is making such a big deal about getting them return
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Speaker 2: handed over to the defense.
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Speaker 6: Because what is the government doing holding on to them
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Speaker 6: the government? This is not how it works. The government
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Speaker 6: doesn't get to say we have a bunch of evidence,
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Speaker 6: we have evidence showing you performing certain crimes, and not
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Speaker 6: turn that over. He has a right to have that,
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Speaker 6: He has a right to demand it from the government.
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Speaker 1: You like to say, you don't like saying it. A
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Speaker 1: lot of people don't.
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Speaker 2: Video of him performing certain crimes you mean gang raping
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Speaker 2: alleged victims shall they're drugged and pass out?
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Speaker 1: Say it. That's what's alleged. That's what he's defending against.
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Speaker 2: It doesn't taste good, does it. It feels bad because
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Speaker 2: it is bad.
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Speaker 6: And agna Philo is saying, if you've got it, then
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Speaker 6: then produce it. If you're going to speak about having it,
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Speaker 6: then actually come with the goods. Instead of telling everybody
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Speaker 6: what you've got and tainting the jury pool, then actually
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Speaker 6: show up with the goods and the evidence and we'll
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Speaker 6: take a look for ourselves and see exactly what these
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Speaker 6: videotapes show.
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Speaker 3: Did He insist he is not a monster, and he
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Speaker 3: pushes back against an alleged media frenzy by individuals seeking
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Speaker 3: to Robin at his expense, claims the Rappers attorneys.
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Speaker 2: As Seawan Combs files a fifty million dollar lawsuit. More
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Speaker 2: apparently baby oil rearing its ugly head again.
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Speaker 3: Listen, did he accuser using the pseudonym? Nicole, who says
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Speaker 3: she had a four year relationship with Sean Combs, says
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Speaker 3: she last saw him in July of twenty twenty four.
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Speaker 3: Nicole claims Comb shoved two pills down her throat, shortly
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Speaker 3: after which she passed out. She says she woke up
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Speaker 3: to their hotel room destroyed, surrounded by empty bottles of
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Speaker 3: baby oil and wine, food containers, towels, and a hookah.
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Speaker 3: Nicole says she immediately left with no word from Combs
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Speaker 3: until receiving an invitation to see him in New York
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Speaker 3: the day before his arrest.
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Speaker 1: Wow, Sidney Sumner, what is she saying?
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Speaker 2: And how does baby oil keep popping up throughout this investigation?
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Speaker 4: We don't know about the baby oil?
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Speaker 11: Nancy but this woman, Nicole filed an anonymous lawfood as
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Speaker 11: a Jane Doe back last year, and she claims that
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Speaker 11: over four years, Ditty repeatedly drugged her and raped her
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Speaker 11: while she was drugged over.
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Speaker 4: Their relationship, and in one instance, she even became pregnant
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Speaker 4: with his child. She claims at that point an associate
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Speaker 4: of Ditty, a woman who she never really identified, called
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Speaker 4: her and berated her to have an abortion to get
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Speaker 4: rid of this baby. She ended up carrying anyway, and
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Speaker 4: spent months avoiding Ditty's contact, but he would always suck
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Speaker 4: her in again.
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Speaker 2: You know, doctor Sherry Schwartz, even if not her real name,
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Speaker 2: Nicole is telling the truth.
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Speaker 1: I have no reason to doubt her.
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Speaker 2: She's going to be attacked and torn to shreds on
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Speaker 2: cross exam. I'll tell you why, because she says these
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Speaker 2: rapes occurred over a period of time, and the defense
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Speaker 2: is going.
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Speaker 1: To argue, then why did you go back?
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Speaker 2: Very often, the psychopathy of a rapist and his victim
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Speaker 2: is something very hard to understand, but what she is
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Speaker 2: saying is mirrored by other witnesses.
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Speaker 8: Yes, And one of the interesting things about this case
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Speaker 8: and unique about this case in particular, is the theme
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Speaker 8: of Ditty and the power in that context, and so
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Speaker 8: for many of these women, and there's no doubt that
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Speaker 8: he's very charismatic as well.
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Speaker 1: For these women, there was probably.
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Speaker 8: Some incentive to go back. And I don't mean that
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Speaker 8: in a way that they are to share the blame
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Speaker 8: for what happened to them, because the victim isn't to blame.
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Speaker 8: But when you're dealing with somebody who's so charismatic and powerful,
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Speaker 8: and maybe we don't know, maybe says, hey, I have
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Speaker 8: a tape.
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Speaker 2: Why do you keep saying Ditty's charismatic? When I look
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Speaker 2: at Ditty, I say Satan himself. I mean, all of
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Speaker 2: these witnesses cannot be lying and only one telling the truth.
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Speaker 2: I mean, he's got over forty lawsuits plus a federal
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Speaker 2: six trafficking indictment that's as thick as the Bible thrown
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Speaker 2: at him.
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Speaker 1: And you think he's charismatic.
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Speaker 8: Well, I don't necessarily think he's charismatic, But when you're
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Speaker 8: dealing with somebody that has antisocial traits, psychopathic traits, then
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Speaker 8: you would be very surprised at how charismatic and convincing
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Speaker 8: they can be to lure their victims back. In especially
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Speaker 8: if there's some sort of emotional connection.
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Speaker 2: Well, what about this money, power and control? According to
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Speaker 2: a lot of these victims, excuse me, alleged victims, He's innocent.
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Speaker 1: Until proven guilty.
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Speaker 2: These victims say they thought their career in show business
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Speaker 2: would be over, that he would destroy them if they
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Speaker 2: didn't go along.
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Speaker 1: But this whole baby oil theme continues.
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Speaker 2: To rear its ugly head. Here there is a when
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Speaker 2: is corroborating what Nicole says?
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Speaker 1: Listen.
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Speaker 12: Several accusers have described Combe's excessive use of baby oil x.
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Speaker 12: Nicole claims Comb's encouraged her to coat herself in warmed
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Speaker 12: baby oil before their encounters, and the mogul could go
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Speaker 12: through an entire bottle in less than five minutes. Former
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Speaker 12: assistant Philip Pines claims the floors were always slippery while
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Speaker 12: he cleaned up Combs's Wild King Knights. Pine says there
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Speaker 12: were often rings of oil around the bathtub and he
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Speaker 12: could feel oil in the water while he drained a
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Speaker 12: used bath. Pine says he never wants to smell that
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Speaker 12: stuff again.
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Speaker 1: Oh okay, wait a minute.
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Speaker 2: Nicole, not her real name, describes waking up after being
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Speaker 2: sex assaulted with the whole area strown, the rooms strown
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Speaker 2: with empty baby oil bottles. Now, a former assistant, I
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Speaker 2: get us. The defense lawyer Joshua Ridder would say, crawled
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Speaker 2: the woodwork like he's a roach. No, I disagree with that. Look,
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Speaker 2: all your witnesses are not going to be nuns in
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Speaker 2: priests and virgins, Ridder. These witnesses are corroborating each other.
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Speaker 2: He claims the floors were slippery after he cleaned up
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Speaker 2: after a wild king night.
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Speaker 1: I don't even know want to know what that is.
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Speaker 2: He says, there were rings Okay Lynn Shaw, rings of
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Speaker 2: oil around the bathtub, that he could still feel the
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Speaker 2: oil in the water while draining a bath that he
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Speaker 2: can't stand to smell baby oil. That's disgusting.
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Speaker 5: Listen, we have to talk about the victims, all of
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Speaker 5: these victims coming together giving us similar stories that don't
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Speaker 5: even know each other. Can we please go back to
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Speaker 5: searching about the victims, talking about them, because I'll tell
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Speaker 5: you why this is so important. All of the women
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Speaker 5: and men, girls and boys we work with at the
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Speaker 5: Warriors are depending on this case. They're asking me on
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Speaker 5: a daily basis, will Dirty Diddy be held accountable? And
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Speaker 5: waiting and waiting and waiting for this. So let's talk
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Speaker 5: about accountability. We've seen kicking, we've seen strangling, We've seen
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Speaker 5: baby oil bathtubs. Let's get to it and hold this
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Speaker 5: guy accountable. What else do we have to see in here?
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Speaker 2: Apparently defense attorney Agna Fello is also on the baby
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Speaker 2: oil bandwagon, and he really stuck his foot in his
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Speaker 2: mouth in an interview with our friend Harvey Levin.
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Speaker 13: They call them freak offs. But you know, back when
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Speaker 13: I was a kid in the late seventies, they were
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Speaker 13: called threesomes.
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Speaker 6: If these are genuinely threesomes, how do you explain the
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Speaker 6: thousand bottles of baby oil?
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Speaker 13: I don't know where the number one thousand came the
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Speaker 13: US attorney set. I can't imagine it's thousands. I mean,
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Speaker 13: you know, and I'm not really sure what the baby
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Speaker 13: oil has to do with anything.
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Speaker 6: They're essential saying it's a lubricant for an orgy.
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Speaker 13: I guess I don't know what you need A thousand
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Speaker 13: one bottle of baby oil goes a long way. I
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Speaker 13: don't know what you need to need a thousand for.
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Speaker 13: I mean, he has a big house. He buys in bulk,
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Speaker 13: you know, I think they have costcos in every place
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Speaker 13: where he has a home. I mean, have you sat
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Speaker 13: in the parking lot of a Costco and see what
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Speaker 13: people walk out.
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Speaker 11: Of there with?
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Speaker 1: Not a thousand bottles of baby oil? I don't think
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Speaker 1: it was a thousand.
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Speaker 3: I think it was.
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Speaker 13: I think it was a let's just say it's a line, okay.
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Speaker 1: From our friends at TMZ.
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Speaker 2: That's our friend Harvey Levin and having a field day
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Speaker 2: with Combs, a defense attorney Agna Fello. Okay, I hardly
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Speaker 2: think Shawn Comes is sitting out in his minivan outside
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Speaker 2: the Costco buying in bulk. But hey, maybe he is,
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Speaker 2: because one of these witnesses says Comes goes through.
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Speaker 1: Multiple bottles of baby oil.
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Speaker 2: In just a minute, and speaking of baby oil. Did
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Speaker 2: not think in law school that I was going to
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Speaker 2: be talking about that joining me outside of Shawn Comes
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Speaker 2: aka Ditties Miami mansion.
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Speaker 1: Remember, he paid that whole.
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Speaker 2: Thing off because he's going to use it as collateral
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Speaker 2: to get get out of jail on bond. Robert Crispin,
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Speaker 2: former Task Force dea, now private investigator and owner of
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Speaker 2: Crispin Special Investigations. You're standing out in front of the mansion.
21:17
Speaker 2: Now that's the mansion where apparently a thousand bottles of
21:22
Speaker 2: baby oil were confiscated.
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Speaker 14: Yeah, it's the white gates right behind me, and it's
21:27
Speaker 14: in fabulous Star Island in Miami Beach. It's the enclave
21:33
Speaker 14: to amazing millionaires and billionaires and hedge fund people. Certainly
21:39
Speaker 14: not a Diddy behavior category, but it's fifty five acres
21:45
Speaker 14: of complete paradise with amazing views of Kibiskaine and amazing
21:51
Speaker 14: views of the skyline of Miami.
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Speaker 1: It's incredible. Crispin.
21:55
Speaker 2: Did I ask you about Diddy's view of the skyline?
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Speaker 1: No, I didn't.
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Speaker 2: I asked you about a criminal investigation, Crispin. Weren't you
22:07
Speaker 2: with the Federal Task Force in the Department of Justice
22:10
Speaker 2: with the deea homicide, crimes against children and more. I
22:14
Speaker 2: don't care about the keeps Game skyline. I'm asking you.
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Speaker 2: Are you in front of where a thousand bottles of
22:23
Speaker 2: baby oil were confiscated along with a treasure trove of
22:29
Speaker 2: digital evidence we believe against Sean Combs.
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Speaker 14: Right behind those white gates behind my left shoulders, where
22:35
Speaker 14: it all went down is where agents pulled troths and
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Speaker 14: troths of evidence out of there, including those bottles of
22:42
Speaker 14: baby oil.
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Speaker 1: You know what, You.
22:44
Speaker 2: Don't have to say it like it tastes bad, because
22:47
Speaker 2: that's going to be an element of proof. And you
22:50
Speaker 2: cannot go in front of a jury and act like
22:53
Speaker 2: you disbelieve it or you discount it. Because these women
22:57
Speaker 2: are describing waking up with pain in their vaginas and anuses,
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Speaker 2: surrounded by empty bottles of baby oil. Don't laugh it off, Crispin.
23:09
Speaker 2: But Crispin, while are you there? You're in front of
23:12
Speaker 2: Denny's mansion in Miami. Isn't that where he intended to
23:18
Speaker 2: stay if he had made bond and had planned to
23:22
Speaker 2: fly to Miami from Manhattan.
23:25
Speaker 14: Yeah? Actually, he said that he was going to stay
23:28
Speaker 14: right here in his Miami mansion and he'd wear a
23:31
Speaker 14: GPS tracker and any of his travel would be tracked.
23:34
Speaker 14: And this is it. This is where he would stay.
23:36
Speaker 14: But I can tell you if from talking to some neighbors,
23:39
Speaker 14: that's certainly not what they wanted. Some of these neighbors
23:42
Speaker 14: told me today that they were subjected to two in
23:46
Speaker 14: three day and night long parties going on at this mansion.
23:50
Speaker 7: Right behind me.
23:51
Speaker 14: And when they talked about they're happy when he didn't
23:54
Speaker 14: get a bond, I don't see anybody crying that their
23:58
Speaker 14: neighborhood is not the center of all this attention and
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Speaker 14: wild parties that last two and three nights long.
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Speaker 2: Much less the Feds closing in in a major raid
24:08
Speaker 2: on that place. So you state that the neighbors around
24:12
Speaker 2: that multimillion dollar mansion they're in Miami knew that there
24:17
Speaker 2: would be three and four day parties. That's certainly putting
24:22
Speaker 2: perfume on the pig. The Feds call it free coughs
24:25
Speaker 2: aka rapes. So did they not suspect.
24:30
Speaker 1: That criminal activity was taking place?
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Speaker 14: You know, I got to tell you I had a
24:33
Speaker 14: conversation with one of those people today about that, and
24:37
Speaker 14: you know why the police never came. And I'll be
24:39
Speaker 14: honest with you. You know, you got a lot of money,
24:43
Speaker 14: you party. Some people party more than other people. If
24:47
Speaker 14: you got a lot of money, sometimes you party more
24:49
Speaker 14: than people who don't have a lot of money. But
24:51
Speaker 14: these are such sprawling estates that what goes on inside
24:55
Speaker 14: these houses you're probably just not going to hear. With
24:58
Speaker 14: the hurricane windows and the size of the property here.
25:01
Speaker 14: This is home to, like I said, fifty five acres
25:04
Speaker 14: of paradise, and there's only about fifty houses here, and
25:07
Speaker 14: they're you know, they're sprawled out, so they got an
25:11
Speaker 14: acre acre and a half between them, so you're really
25:13
Speaker 14: knocking to hear things. When you go back inside and
25:16
Speaker 14: Diddy's backyard, it overlooks the water and it's the first
25:20
Speaker 14: house when you come over the bridge on your left.
25:23
Speaker 14: So it's not like he was deep inside this development.
25:27
Speaker 14: He was right at the entrance, so there wasn't a
25:29
Speaker 14: whole lot of people that were going to see anything.
25:31
Speaker 14: It was his backyard, the water. And then three ninety five.
25:37
Speaker 3: The disgrace for rapper and music mogul Sean He Diddy
25:40
Speaker 3: Combs maintains his innocence and it's the slew of sexisault
25:43
Speaker 3: allegations and federal sex trafficking charges.
25:49
Speaker 1: Tonight, we were.
25:50
Speaker 2: Joining you not only from New York, but we are
25:51
Speaker 2: also camped outside Diddy's Miami mansion.
25:55
Speaker 1: But first I want you to hear.
25:57
Speaker 2: From MTV's Make the Band. This is where Sean comes
26:03
Speaker 2: is brating a woman about getting fat thing.
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Speaker 1: Okay, some of you might laugh at that. I think
26:19
Speaker 1: that's no big deal.
26:21
Speaker 2: That, by the way, from our friends at MTV on
26:22
Speaker 2: Making the Band, But it's just another way of degrading women.
26:28
Speaker 2: I want to watch this one more time. Take a
26:31
Speaker 2: look at the look on her face.
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Speaker 1: A thing, Llanita, what's your stomach looking like? For real?
26:44
Speaker 1: Are you feeling a little thick fat?
26:48
Speaker 2: You're like a burger away, Doctor Schwartz, could you please
26:55
Speaker 2: weigh in on this. This has just come to lie
26:58
Speaker 2: and there's so much more. And I know Joshua Ritter's
27:02
Speaker 2: going to scream to high have and that doesn't prove anything,
27:04
Speaker 2: And he's right. It doesn't prove sex trafficking, but it
27:08
Speaker 2: does prove a casual cruelty, a nonsalant abusive nature toward women.
27:18
Speaker 1: It absolutely does.
27:19
Speaker 8: And while it may not prove sex trafficking, it shows
27:22
Speaker 8: a pattern of behavior toward women and his general view
27:27
Speaker 8: of women.
27:27
Speaker 1: Which is negative.
27:29
Speaker 8: And also he knows this is being filmed and is
27:31
Speaker 8: going to be broadcast, and he does it anyway knowing
27:35
Speaker 8: that this is going to humiliate this woman.
27:38
Speaker 2: Rider.
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Speaker 1: I guess you're going to client it proves nothing.
27:40
Speaker 6: Right, Burgers and baby oil don't prove anything. Listen, you
27:44
Speaker 6: can call him a jerk. You can say he's been
27:46
Speaker 6: a bad guy for a very long time. You can
27:48
Speaker 6: say he's been even exploitive of people. But that's none
27:52
Speaker 6: of that are crimes. All of this sounds awful, and
27:55
Speaker 6: we can talk about it all day long, and MTV
27:58
Speaker 6: can exploit it and and Harvey Levin can get into
28:02
Speaker 6: the baby oil, but none of it is evidence in court.
28:04
Speaker 6: And that's my whole point. Is the government better becoming
28:07
Speaker 6: with something better than baby oil and burgers if they
28:11
Speaker 6: want to convict a man for the serious crimes that
28:13
Speaker 6: they have alleged against him.
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Speaker 1: Rid or look around to you. Do you think you're
28:17
Speaker 1: in court? Do you see a judge and a black
28:20
Speaker 1: robe in front of you? No, you do not. You
28:22
Speaker 1: are in a studio.
28:24
Speaker 2: You are in a TV studio joining us from California.
28:28
Speaker 2: We're not bound by the rules of evidence right now.
28:32
Speaker 2: We're talking about the truth, and the truth is he
28:36
Speaker 2: was demeaning and abusive to women. Will that video I
28:39
Speaker 2: just showed you come into court. No. And I wouldn't
28:42
Speaker 2: try to bring it into court because I would lose
28:45
Speaker 2: credibility because I know it's inadmissible and it's not relevant. However,
28:52
Speaker 2: the baby oil is a whole another can of worms,
28:56
Speaker 2: because one victim after the next, after the next say
28:59
Speaker 2: that they were subjected to coating themselves sometimes in five
29:04
Speaker 2: five one two through for five bottles of baby oil
29:09
Speaker 2: before they were sex assaulted. Again comes innocent until proven
29:13
Speaker 2: guilty and speaking of baby oil. Back to the Miami mansion.
29:18
Speaker 2: Robert Crispin standing by, owner of Crispin Special Investigations, former
29:23
Speaker 2: fed in that jurisdiction. You know now that I'm thinking
29:27
Speaker 2: about where you are, Crispin Diddy paid down the mortgage.
29:34
Speaker 2: I think he paid it off, correct me if I'm wrong,
29:36
Speaker 2: Sidney Sumner, so he could use that house as collateral
29:41
Speaker 2: if he were allowed bail.
29:43
Speaker 1: He was not allowed bail.
29:44
Speaker 2: That means that thing is paid off in full, multi
29:48
Speaker 2: multimillion dollar home. I think the victims are going to
29:52
Speaker 2: go after that in lawsuits. That's going to be attached
29:55
Speaker 2: to these lawsuits. I mean, tell me about it. How
29:57
Speaker 2: big is it?
29:57
Speaker 1: How much is it worth now?
29:59
Speaker 3: Nancy?
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Speaker 14: It's valued right now at about forty eight million dollars.
30:02
Speaker 14: But he paid off the eighteen million thinking it's going
30:04
Speaker 14: to tell the judge, hey, I'm putting up my entire house. Well,
30:08
Speaker 14: that was a really bad decision on his lawyer's part.
30:11
Speaker 14: Because there's a thing in a federal government called forfeiture,
30:15
Speaker 14: and the government is in the business of making money
30:19
Speaker 14: as well, So that house is going to be forfeited.
30:23
Speaker 14: I can guarantee you that house is going to the government.
30:25
Speaker 2: Legal documents we obtained show that he paid off the
30:30
Speaker 2: eighteen million dollars that he still owed on that Miami
30:34
Speaker 2: property so he could use his collateral in the bail plea.
30:37
Speaker 2: The home is completely unencumbered now. I think, as Crispin
30:45
Speaker 2: is pointing out, that was the home he intended to
30:48
Speaker 2: use as his Heidi.
30:50
Speaker 1: Hole if he made bond.
30:53
Speaker 2: And again, Crispin, the significance of this mansion is guns, ammunition, drugs,
31:01
Speaker 2: and large amounts of baby oil and lubricant related to
31:06
Speaker 2: violent sex events dubbed freak coughs were.
31:11
Speaker 1: Found there in the mansion behind.
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Speaker 3: You exactly, Nancy.
31:16
Speaker 14: The white gates behind me was ground zero for all
31:19
Speaker 14: this nefarious and criminal behavior. And when the Feds came
31:22
Speaker 14: showing up on the door and took all that evidence,
31:25
Speaker 14: the baby oil, the electronic evidence, this is everything that
31:28
Speaker 14: got him indicted.
31:36
Speaker 3: Crime stories with Nancy Grace, Diddy's defense is now claiming
31:44
Speaker 3: the government is spying on the wrapper behind bars. The
31:47
Speaker 3: attorney's alleged prosecutors arranged the search of Comb's jail cell
31:51
Speaker 3: not to look for contraband, but for evidence. They insist.
31:55
Speaker 3: Federal investigators are posing his prison guards to listen in
31:58
Speaker 3: and record all Comb's phone calls, including those with his attorneys,
32:02
Speaker 3: to then furnish the recordings to the US Attorney's office.
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Speaker 1: Didy, Nooya, that's right. Diddy's paranoia knows no heights.
32:10
Speaker 2: I'm just wondering if rich and powerful people are more
32:13
Speaker 2: paranoid than the.
32:14
Speaker 1: Rest of us.
32:15
Speaker 2: Joining me right now a special guest, doctor Dwayne Hendrix,
32:19
Speaker 2: former associate warden at MDC Metropolitan Detention Center housing Diddy.
32:24
Speaker 2: He is also founder and president of a New Daylight Foundation.
32:29
Speaker 2: He is the author of who Are You See It?
32:32
Speaker 1: Say It? Seese It? Doctor Hendrix.
32:35
Speaker 2: I could go on about your resume, but can we
32:39
Speaker 2: get right down to it. Sean Comb's now claiming that
32:43
Speaker 2: prosecutors are in disguise planted within the MDC to spy
32:50
Speaker 2: on him in his jail cell.
32:55
Speaker 1: This is your home away from home, MDC. What about it?
32:58
Speaker 2: Did you ever super supervise any special offs with the
33:02
Speaker 2: prosecutors dressed up in disguise to spy on a jailmate,
33:08
Speaker 2: not at all.
33:10
Speaker 15: There are not enough resources for agents to be posed
33:13
Speaker 15: as correction officers to despise specifically on mister Cone's The
33:19
Speaker 15: allegations are far fetched.
33:21
Speaker 7: I will call them hell. Mary.
33:23
Speaker 15: I believe he's getting the same attention in all other
33:27
Speaker 15: offenders that are waiting trial or waiting to be sent
33:30
Speaker 15: to a.
33:30
Speaker 7: Prison, just like anyone else. Now, I will say, uh,
33:35
Speaker 7: there are operations.
33:36
Speaker 15: There are special operations that does occur in federal facilities
33:41
Speaker 15: and state fiel facilities and county facilities all across the country. However,
33:46
Speaker 15: it would have this operation would have to go all
33:49
Speaker 15: the way up through the DJ and get clearance for
33:54
Speaker 15: you know what we call Office of Enforcement operations process. However,
34:01
Speaker 15: I just feel like he's paranoid and I just don't understand.
34:06
Speaker 7: I don't think he knows where the.
34:08
Speaker 15: Next a shot at him is going to come from,
34:11
Speaker 15: because he's done so many people, done so many people wrong,
34:15
Speaker 15: and so awsu to come in his way.
34:20
Speaker 7: In a paranoid state, really just trying to figure out
34:23
Speaker 7: where the next shot at him.
34:24
Speaker 2: Is going to come Okay, hold on, hold on, uh,
34:27
Speaker 2: doctor Hendrix, let me just correct you. Okay, nobody's taking
34:32
Speaker 2: shots at Diddy. He's accused of sex trafficking. There are
34:37
Speaker 2: nearly fifty civil lawsuits against him by alleged rape victims. Okay,
34:43
Speaker 2: it's the opposite than what you're saying. Now, Now hold
34:46
Speaker 2: on a moment, let me understand this.
34:51
Speaker 1: Nobody needs to.
34:51
Speaker 2: Dress up in disguise to spy on Seawan comes he's
34:57
Speaker 2: in jail. The phone call are monitored. Everybody knows that.
35:02
Speaker 2: That's why when an inmate calls me on the phone,
35:06
Speaker 2: which they do to give me information, it's a collect
35:10
Speaker 2: call and you hear a recording saying this call is
35:13
Speaker 2: from the MDC. It's being recorded. Hello, So nobody is
35:18
Speaker 2: tapping the phones. They're openly being monitored. And as far
35:23
Speaker 2: as spying into his jail cell, that's why there aren't walls.
35:27
Speaker 1: Isn't that true, doctor Hendrix? So you can look in
35:31
Speaker 1: there whenever you feel like it to see what did
35:33
Speaker 1: he's up to.
35:34
Speaker 2: Nobody's spying on him. It's jail, doctor Hendrix, right, And.
35:40
Speaker 7: You know there's a thing of what we call sound
35:42
Speaker 7: correctional judgment.
35:43
Speaker 15: I mean, obviously you wouldn't wake up an a fender
35:45
Speaker 15: in the middle of the night to go search us.
35:48
Speaker 7: Now, unless there was a specific reason to do so.
35:51
Speaker 15: And like you said, all the calls are monitored, and
35:53
Speaker 15: when he's actually on the phone with his attorneys, he's
35:56
Speaker 15: not on in a inmate phone. He's on a phone
36:01
Speaker 15: a counselor or a case manager or another staff member's office,
36:05
Speaker 15: and the staff are not an earshot of the conversation.
36:08
Speaker 15: And he is able to have that conversation with his
36:11
Speaker 15: attorneys without staff or others monitoring a legal what we
36:17
Speaker 15: call a legal call between him and his attorneys that
36:21
Speaker 15: are assisting him in his case. He has no rights
36:26
Speaker 15: in terms of privacy. I mean staff can actually come and.
36:31
Speaker 7: Search him physically.
36:33
Speaker 15: They can look through his materials as long as it's
36:36
Speaker 15: not legal materials. They can go and look through those
36:39
Speaker 15: that information at any time, of course, using sound correctional
36:43
Speaker 15: judgment to make sure that they're running a safe and
36:46
Speaker 15: orderly institution. Again, I think this is just noise on
36:50
Speaker 15: his part because allegedly he's done so many people wrong.
36:53
Speaker 15: I don't think he has many allies, and he's just
36:56
Speaker 15: trying to figure out how he's going to get out
36:59
Speaker 15: of this, making up stories in my opinion, to try
37:02
Speaker 15: to get some sort of public sympathy ahead of the
37:05
Speaker 15: trial that's coming up in May.
37:07
Speaker 2: Doctor Hendricks, I think you're right. I think he is
37:10
Speaker 2: being spied on. But it's not a big secret. He's
37:13
Speaker 2: in jail and there is no right to privacy. When
37:17
Speaker 2: you are in jail, your phone calls are monitored. And
37:20
Speaker 2: again that's why there aren't walls around you, so the
37:24
Speaker 2: wardens can look in and see what you're doing.
37:27
Speaker 1: So, you know what, Diddy, suck it up, man.
37:30
Speaker 2: Now here's a suggestion as to how you don't get
37:37
Speaker 2: Fed's spying on you. You don't have a female drug
37:42
Speaker 2: mule in your seven thousand dollars a night hotels suite
37:49
Speaker 2: the night you're arrested.
37:51
Speaker 3: Listen on the night of once revered rap mogul Sean
37:54
Speaker 3: Diddy Comb's arrest, authority's reportedly discovered a woman waiting for
37:58
Speaker 3: Combs in his seven thousand dollars a night New York
38:00
Speaker 3: hotel suite. She was found carrying multiple bags of a
38:03
Speaker 3: pink powdered drug commonly known to contain two c B
38:07
Speaker 3: keatemine in ecstasy, and admitted she intended to supply the
38:10
Speaker 3: drugs to Combs. Many are calling.
38:12
Speaker 12: For the release of the didty list, or the names
38:15
Speaker 12: of those with known connections to his racketeering and sex
38:19
Speaker 12: trafficking plots. The last set of similar documents from the
38:23
Speaker 12: Jeffrey Epstein trial were released in January last year. Nearly
38:26
Speaker 12: one hundred and fifty celebrities, politicians, and even royals were
38:30
Speaker 12: named in the four thousand, five hundred and fifty three
38:33
Speaker 12: pages of documents made public.
38:35
Speaker 2: How has Sean Combs insinuated himself in the same sentence
38:41
Speaker 2: with doctor Martin Luther King Junior, John F. Kennedy, Robert Kennedy?
38:48
Speaker 2: How has this happened? Sidney Sumner? Are there serious demands
38:55
Speaker 2: that the Diddy list be released along with JFK files
38:59
Speaker 2: the assassination Nancy?
39:01
Speaker 4: There absolutely are. Those requests have been going on for
39:04
Speaker 4: months now, and social media has come up with their
39:07
Speaker 4: own list of people they think are involved.
39:09
Speaker 2: As a new documentary is dropping, I don't expect the
39:14
Speaker 2: federal prosecutors to be lounging watching discovery, but maybe they
39:22
Speaker 2: should because these documentaries that we have seen dropped could
39:28
Speaker 2: reveal new potential witnesses, and the FAS have made no
39:31
Speaker 2: secret of it. This case isn't over and they plan
39:34
Speaker 2: to add more charges. Take a look at the falladity.
39:38
Speaker 10: This is the first time I was speaking about it.
39:41
Speaker 7: That's something that I'll never forget.
39:43
Speaker 2: Actually that from my friends at Investigation Discovery too. Veteran
39:47
Speaker 2: trial lawyer Joshua Ritter joining us out of LA I
39:50
Speaker 2: would subpoena this witness in a New York minute.
39:54
Speaker 6: Yeah, And if they're actually going to bring these charges,
39:56
Speaker 6: they're going to have to, because that's the point you
39:58
Speaker 6: made earlier. There's a far cry from what you say
40:01
Speaker 6: in a studio during a documentary and what you can
40:05
Speaker 6: actually testify to in court and corroborate and have backup evidence.
40:09
Speaker 6: I mean, we don't handle things in a court of
40:12
Speaker 6: law by having one person making a bald accusation with
40:15
Speaker 6: nothing to support it and the other person having to
40:18
Speaker 6: just defend themselves.
40:19
Speaker 2: So they're going to have to do some state doesn't
40:22
Speaker 2: have to put up corroborating evidence for any witness.
40:25
Speaker 1: Credibility is in the sole province of the jury.
40:28
Speaker 2: Let me remind you, Joshua Ritter, you don't have to
40:31
Speaker 2: have a lie detector test or a corroborating witness or
40:35
Speaker 2: a video. If this witness says that happened, he can
40:38
Speaker 2: testify to that. In court, the jury can determine whether
40:41
Speaker 2: they want to believe him or not. I don't even
40:42
Speaker 2: know what you're talking about.
40:43
Speaker 6: I'm talking about the defense having a field day with him.
40:46
Speaker 6: If he's just going to get up there and say
40:47
Speaker 6: this is what happened to me with nothing to support that,
40:50
Speaker 6: nothing to corroborate it, they're going to have a field
40:52
Speaker 6: day with him. That's not how That's not what the
40:54
Speaker 6: prosecution is willing to base their case upon. Is the credibility.
40:58
Speaker 6: Credibility of one witness? You know as well as I do.
41:02
Speaker 6: The US Attorney's Office is not going to come into
41:04
Speaker 6: court with something as simple as one person making an
41:08
Speaker 6: accusation and nothing well, guess.
41:10
Speaker 2: What rhetor from what I can tell from what we've
41:12
Speaker 2: seen on the witness list.
41:14
Speaker 1: There's a lot more than just one witness. We wait
41:19
Speaker 1: as just as unfalls. Goodbye friend,