Exposing rapper Diddy’s dirty tricks in sex trafficking, child molestation

More disturbing details about rapper Diddy’s lawsuit have come to light.

A newly unsealed federal indictment against rapper Diddy details charges of conspiracy to commit extortion, sex trafficking, and transportation for prostitution hours after he was arrested in New York, E! News reports. The indictment alleges that Sean Combs (Diddy) coerced female victims into participating in sex performances, which he called “Freak Offs ,” that often lasted for hours or even days. Combs arranged, directed, “performed” on himself, and often recorded the freak shows.
Rapper Diddy was arrested in connection with a child molestation and sex trafficking case, causing outrage among netizens.

During the Freak Offs, Diddy distributed a variety of controlled substances to his victims, in part to keep them docile and compliant. When the Freak Offs ended, Diddy and his victims were often given intravenous fluids to help them recover from the physical exertion and drug use.

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Sean Combs is accused of hitting, kicking, throwing objects, and dragging the victim during and after these sexual encounters, causing injuries that took days or weeks to heal. According to the indictment, the methods of pressuring the victim included physical force, threats of physical force, and coercion to engage in prolonged sexual relations with male prostitutes.

According to the documents, the 54-year-old rapper is also accused of promising career opportunities, granting and threatening to cut off financial support, as well as tracking victims’ whereabouts, ordering them to appear, tracking their medical records, controlling their housing, and providing them with narcotics.
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The Freak Offs took several people on organized trips, including transporting sex workers across states and internationally with the help of members and associates, referred to in the documents as the “Combs Enterprise.” Associates included senior supervisors, security guards, housekeepers, personal assistants and other employees of the Combs Enterprise.

These individuals’ responsibilities in facilitating the events included arranging travel, booking hotel rooms and stocking supplies, cleaning rooms, ensuring Sean Combs had cash to pay prostitutes, and scheduling intravenous drips.

Currently, the authorities are investigating and clarifying the incident.
According to NBC News, Diddy’s attorney Marc Agnifilo told reporters outside the courthouse after Combs arrived in New York: “He came to New York basically to enter the court system and start his case, and the case will start today, he will plead not guilty. Diddy will fight with all his energy and strength and with the full confidence of his attorneys. Please postpone the verdict until all the evidence is complete .” At the same time, the male attorney also affirmed that this was the action of an innocent person with nothing to hide, and Diddy wanted to be cleared in court.

Currently, rapper Diddy has been arrested and the authorities are investigating and clarifying the case. We will continue to update the latest information about Diddy’s child molestation and sex trafficking case to our readers in the following posts.

1,000 bottles of baby oil seized from Diddy’s ‘freak off’ den. Internet calls it disgusting

The federal indictment that was unsealed after Sean Diddy was arrested in New York on charges of sex trafficking claimed that earlier this year when there was a raid at Diddy’s home, about 1,000 bottles of baby oil were found. The bombshell indictment alleged that Sean Diddy Combs forced women into sick “freak off” sex sessions with male prostitutes that were often recorded while Diddy masturbated.

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The baby oil was used in those days-long freak offs which have been described by the court papers as “elaborate and produced sex performances that Combs arranged, directed…and often electronically recorded.”
The Freak Offs could last for days and Combs and the victims would often receive IV fluids in the aftermath “to recover from the physical exertion and drug use,” the feds alleged. His employees used to facilitate these sessions by arranging travel, booking hotel rooms — stocked with supplies of drugs, baby oil, lubricants and extra linen.

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Combs also had his security staff carry weapons, and when the feds raided his homes in Miami and Los Angeles, they found three AR-15s with “defaced serial numbers,” other guns, ammunition, and a drum magazine, the indictment said.

Rival 50 Cent trolled Sean Diddy over the staggering number of bail oil bottles as he wrote, “Here I am keeping good company with Here I am keeping good company with @DrewBarrymoreTV and I don’t have 1,000 bottles of lube at the house.”

Social media erupted after the disgusting details of Diddy’s freak off sessions have been published.

Prosecutors say that since 2009, Combs assaulted several women. One incident in 2016, at a hotel in Los Angeles, allegedly involved Combs “kicking, dragging, and throwing a vase” at a woman. According to the indictment, this was caught on camera, and prosecutors claim Combs tried to bribe a hotel staff member to keep quiet. After his arrest, Diddy’s lawyer, Marc Agnifilo, told PEOPLE they were unhappy with the charges and called the case an “unjust prosecution.” “We are disappointed with the decision to pursue what we believe is an unjust prosecution of Mr. Combs by the US Attorney’s Office,” he said.

New York City hotel charged Diddy extra because couch had oil stains

A New York Post report said a New York City hotel once had to charge Diddy extra because he “destroyed and stained” couch and sheets. “It was like they had a party. The couch had oil stains,” Post quoted a source as saying. “In the room there was stains on the couches with body oils and the hotel needed to charge him for extra cleaning.”