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Trouble seems to have loomed large for Sean Diddy Combs' sex trafficking and racketeering case. Diddy, currently held at Brooklyn’s Metropolitan Detention Centre, is awaiting his trial slated for May 5, 2025. And now, in the unfolding legal drama surrounding Sean 'Diddy' Combs, a new witness has stepped forward with bold claims and alleged proof supporting the charges against him. Outside the Manhattan courthouse, this witness, whose identity remains under wraps, reportedly shared information and evidence with a federal grand jury.
New witness claims to have chilling videos of Sean Diddy Combs' celebrity victims
Attorney Ariel Mitchell, speaking on behalf of the witness, revealed that her client presented testimony that allegedly included video clips showing celebrities being victimised by Diddy. Mitchell also confirmed that this witness, approached by Homeland Security agents during their investigation, was subpoenaed to hand over all relevant digital data, including files and videos, as reported by CNN andDaily Express US.
Witness claims to have writings by Diddy's ex Kim Porter
In a startling twist, the witness also claims to possess unedited writings by Kim Porter, Diddy’s former partner and mother to four of his children. Mitchell hinted at plans to collaborate with Amazon to publish these writings, though no timeline has been set. This comes after an earlier attempt to publish a memoir attributed to Porter on Amazon, which was quickly pulled following questions about its authenticity by her children.
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Mitchell and her client are expected to attend a separate hearing regarding potential evidence submission to federal authorities, marking another intense chapter in the high-profile case.
Diddy pleads 'not guilty'
Amidst his federal trial on charges like sex trafficking and racketeering conspiracy, Diddy, currently held at Brooklyn’s Metropolitan Detention Center, continues to assert his innocence with a not-guilty plea. His attorney, Marc Agnifilo, shared that Diddy is focusing on staying optimistic through these difficult times.
Alongside federal charges, Diddy is also dealing with a series of civil suits filed by Texas attorney Tony Buzbee, which include allegations of rape, sexual assault, and abuse – claims that Diddy has firmly denied.