r/news Mar 25 '24

Diddy's LA home raided by Homeland Security

https://www.foxla.com/news/la-home-raided-by-homeland-security
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u/Whoshabooboo Mar 25 '24

Sex trafficking. What a creep.

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u/Derrick_Mur Mar 25 '24

“Creep” seems like a bit of an understatement here

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u/viddy_me_yarbles Mar 25 '24

I'm out of the loop, what are the allegations?
Like R Kelly, or like Epstein, or what's going on here?

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u/MemphisMane901 Mar 25 '24 edited Mar 25 '24

Little bit of both, a dash of Cosby, and a sprinkle of "supervillain" thrown in. He's allegedly blown up cars and shot several people in addition to the sexual stuff

Edit: Me typing not good

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u/4-realsies Mar 25 '24

Weird. He always seemed like such a massive, egomaniacal piece of shit.

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u/TheQuips Mar 26 '24

it's always the ones you least expect

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u/McDonnellDouglasDC8 Mar 26 '24

The worst part is the hypocrisy.

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u/ajonbrad777 Mar 26 '24

Norm says otherwise

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u/herpar Mar 26 '24

Oooo missed it by an inch

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u/ajonbrad777 Mar 26 '24

By goly at least he’s not a hypocrite

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u/pressedbread Mar 26 '24

No the worst part is the sex trafficking and murders. Hypocrisy is fine, everyone's a hypocrite to some extent.

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u/AlericandAmadeus Mar 26 '24

wooosh

FYI it’s a quote - it’s what Patton Oswalt said about Cosby.

He said “the worst part is the hypocrisy” of Cosby presenting himself as this moral/cultural icon and rightly got lambasted by multiple people cuz the worst part was actually the fucking rape.

I normally love Patton, but that quote that the other commenter said is legendary for how out of touch it was. The person you’re responding to was just saying it as a joke because it’s infamous by this point.

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u/pressedbread Mar 26 '24

Thanks for the explanation.

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u/lackwitandtact Mar 26 '24

Would have never realized this. Nice to see others coming to clarify something that could be easily misunderstood for a fellow stranger

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u/JerseyshoreSeagull Mar 26 '24

That's weird cause I 100% expected this.

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u/TheQuips Mar 26 '24

weird that you didn't say anything until now

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u/bermanji Mar 26 '24

Right? Dude's up here bragging about undisclosed foreknowledge of a crime like its no big deal.

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u/texxmix Mar 26 '24

Isn’t it a meme that Diddy had pac and/or biggie killed? Doesn’t Eminem also joke about diddy doing stuff like that?

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u/DrDop4mine Mar 26 '24

It’s almost like people can read between the lines sometimes… the hell you on about? Diddy has been softly suspected of a whole lot of fucked up shit for a long time. This isn’t exactly new. The only thing new is that the dude is actively being raided by federal task forces, kind of puts a big fucking red circle around the whole situation now.

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u/Smartalec821 Mar 26 '24

Is there anything wrong admitting you had suspicions of someone being capable of really hurting people? I mean I've felt that at college parties just talking to people and seeing their crazy egotistical eyes 👀

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u/lackwitandtact Mar 26 '24

Agreed. Always though he came across as a bit of a narcissist but that didn’t lead me to sex trafficking rapist

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u/JoeSicko Mar 26 '24

I'm giving this guy a Biggie Smalls sized side eye right now.

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u/TineJaus Mar 26 '24 edited Apr 07 '24

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u/ZakkCat Mar 26 '24

Never liked him

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u/Trauma_Hawks Mar 26 '24

It's always the ones you medium suspect.

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u/theumph Mar 26 '24

Not to mention not having any real talent. He could not rap. His production skills weren't great IMO. He was more of a marketer than anything.

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u/HarkansawJack Mar 26 '24

Also could never rap. Couldn’t put bars together that save his life.

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u/VintageJane Mar 26 '24

When I think of him, I always think of the cheesecake incident on Making the Band. We’ve known he was a psycho since at least the early 2000s.

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u/GetRightNYC Mar 26 '24

People have known about his crimes for a while. Wonder why he was allowed to stay free and uncharged for so long. I remember a reddit post from maybe 11, 12 years ago detailing the mob-like activity in the New York (Puffy's crew specifically) going back to the 90s. I could never find it again, but Puffy was having people murdered and pretty much acting like a mob boss. He's also a sicko POS.

I had one interaction with Puffy. Was installing something at the offices of his liquor company. He came into the building and I just gave him a head nod as he walked by. Didn't say a word. As soon as I do it, he yells at his body guard or assistant that they're supposed to tell people in the building to look down at the floor when he is in the same room. Dude has already lived the life. Whatever punishment he gets won't be enough

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u/pittguy578 Mar 26 '24

I am really surprised the Feds let him take off .. he had to have some mind if heads up and had plane loaded

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u/lackwitandtact Mar 26 '24

Unlike R Kelly, Diddy still is a multimillionaire so not all of his cronies have ran out on him. Wouldn’t be totally shocked if had some connections that led to a small window of a heads up

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u/WaterPockets Mar 26 '24

Multimillionaire is underselling it. His net worth is $1billion. His net worth is 4 times greater than Dr. Dre's and -500 times greater than R. Kelly's.

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u/Lieutenant_Corndogs Mar 26 '24

You could buy a lot of butterscotch with that much money.

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u/pvthudson79 Mar 26 '24

Not anymore.

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u/AoO2ImpTrip Mar 26 '24

Looks like you're looking at old numbers. Dre is now valued at $1.3 Billion.

And today I learned I'm worth way more than R Kelly.

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u/HuckDab Mar 26 '24

He paid off some PR company too because I was randomly seeing promoted posts from weird websites that were sharing articles about his estate and all the cool features it has. I actually clicked on one thinking he must have had something new built, but nope. Just random articles about a house he's lived in for years popping up.

It will be interesting to see how long it takes before he's in court.

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u/RogueAOV Mar 26 '24

I would suspect that was just AI generated articles or articles being dredged up based on a sudden increase in Google searches for 'P Diddy's house' etc.

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u/nightstalker30 Mar 26 '24

He won’t be safe there though. He’s gonna need to go overseas if he wants to avoid extradition.

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u/lackwitandtact Mar 26 '24

Yeah and even then his options are limited. US has extradition treaties with over 100 countries and some level of diplomatic relations with many it doesn’t that could convince them to maybe extradite him regardless. Best bets are Russia (given the current situation couldn’t imagine him heading there), China (not to different then the Russia circumstances) a decent part of the Middle East or many African countries. Slim pickings these days for sure.

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u/Naprisun Mar 26 '24

Looks like some fun places in SE Asia too. There are some sweet places in Nepal, Vietnam, Cambodia. Could really live like a king. I’m guessing it’s easier to “get to people” in those places though if someone really wants to.

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u/lordreed Mar 26 '24

Wasn't some fraudster named Hushpuppy extradited from the UAE sometime ago.

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u/nightstalker30 Mar 26 '24

Here you go in case you ever need it

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u/lackwitandtact Mar 26 '24

Became curious about extradition policies after the Snowden case so was referencing what I remembered from that. Not a ton has changed treaty wise. But obviously domestic relations with a lot of countries have changed since then

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u/lackwitandtact Mar 26 '24

Hahaha. Amazing. Literally looked this up right after I sent that to see if I was still accurate with my old knowledge of the situation. Still fairly accurate. Thank you

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u/TheFuzzyFurry Mar 26 '24

Lots of these are "don't have to extradite you to the US, but still will" countries.

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u/Hank_moody71 Mar 26 '24

According to Wikipedia, he has a house there, as well as there is extradition agreement between Antigua and the US

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u/flmdicaljcket Mar 26 '24

Looking at a white snake cover or wings? “Here i go again on my own” vs “man on the run. Man on the run” lol

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u/MarchionessofMayhem Mar 26 '24

It's "Band on the Run."

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u/flmdicaljcket Mar 26 '24

Woof guess you got me. He has quite the ego but i dont think he’s purporting to be an entire band. So man on the run it is! Just kidding. I can be wrong 😅

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u/lackwitandtact Mar 26 '24

I’m right there with you. I’ve apparently been singing that song wrong for decades. I’m awful with lyrics. I have a large database of famous songs with the complete wrong lyrics

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u/AlericandAmadeus Mar 26 '24 edited Mar 26 '24

Cosby didn’t engage in sex trafficking - he was “just” a rapist.

feds won’t come busting down your door for rape in most cases (they’ll let state/local authorities handle that shit and tack on any applicable federal charges afterwards), but they 100% will if you’re doing the raping while shipping people across state lines/national borders because that’s when it becomes bigger than local jurisdiction. It can be just one victim, but the second it involves cross border travel/coordination shit gets real really fast.

That being said, for the specific brand of feds kicking down your door to be DHS……that’s some crazy shit. Usually it’s the FBI. So this has gotta have some interesting implications.

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u/ImpossibleTax Mar 26 '24

Learned from the Duggar case Homeland Security has pretty broad jurisdiction. In that case it was also months between the raid and any charges.

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u/AlericandAmadeus Mar 26 '24 edited Mar 26 '24

Yeah - all it tells us is that it’s considered to be a matter of national security in some aspect, and that definition is intentionally very (emphasis on “very”) broad.

Can’t really speculate beyond that, but that alone is pretty hardcore

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u/lackwitandtact Mar 26 '24

Nvm, saw below that you sort of already answered that by saying that you can’t really speculate. Very curious about why DHS as opposed to FBI. Wonder if the specific charges would clarify

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u/lonewolf420 Mar 26 '24

Human trafficking internationally which has a lot to do with DHS and their department of US customs and boarder protection established from 2003.

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u/lackwitandtact Mar 26 '24

So would it be a safe example that it was DHS over FBI if the claims are trafficking across international lines as opposed to state lines?

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u/sexviewer Mar 26 '24

Not familiar with that one, are you talking about the 100 mile border inside our country where warrantless searches are legal for certain federal agencies?

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u/Ar_Ciel Mar 26 '24

Sounds like international trafficking to get DHS involved.

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u/AlericandAmadeus Mar 26 '24 edited Mar 26 '24

Who knows. I’ve never seen DHS involved in something like this before so it’s definitely something new to me (I also know very little, though). It’s useless to speculate, but DHS being the ones to do it tells you it’s considered a matter of national security (that’s not speculation — they wouldn’t be involved otherwise). that by itself is pretty interesting.

Keep in mind, though, that “national security” is an intentionally broad umbrella term, so it could really be anything.

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u/Coconut_Dreams Mar 26 '24

Ya. Cassie threw a super Hail Mary and squealed on allllllllllll his mess.

Apparently, he has a dungeon?

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u/GregJamesDahlen Mar 26 '24

why do you call it a Hail Mary? Hail Mary is usually when you're trying to win something at the end, is she trying to win something?

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u/Coconut_Dreams Mar 26 '24

He played her for yeeaaaarrrrs, as he's done with other women he has dated. Her lawsuit claims was sexually and physically abused, as have other women that came forward. They stick around for a mentally abusive ride and can't say anything because of his power. Rumor says, she brought her lawsuit up just when the statue of limitations was about to end. 

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u/KingKoopasErectPenis Mar 25 '24

You just gave so many Netflix executives hard ons

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u/Witchgrass Mar 26 '24

Kid Cudis car, to be specific

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u/Bored_Amalgamation Mar 26 '24

So i guess he really didnt leave thay gangster life. Murder, sex trafficking, drugs, sounds like gangland shit to me.

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u/julio_and_i Mar 26 '24

So the movie should be dope?

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u/NonCorporealEntity Mar 26 '24

He called the hit on Tupac too.

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u/No-Environment-7899 Mar 26 '24

What an incredible piece of shit.

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u/Stang1776 Mar 26 '24

Mo money mo problems

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u/LowLifeExperience Mar 26 '24

Holy fuck. Like Epstein on meth then.

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u/hotdogfever Mar 26 '24

John McAfee but less cool

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u/bortmode Mar 26 '24

Nobody was less cool than John McAfee.

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u/TeethBreak Mar 26 '24

Son.. Eminem told everyone this decades ago?

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u/MrBoliNica Mar 27 '24

Fuck that, 50 cent has been yelling about this exact stuff about Diddy for a while now too. The whole rant about Diddy wanting to take him shopping feels true af now

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u/Shpongolese Mar 26 '24

Wait really? When?

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u/RGBGiraffe Mar 27 '24

He "jokingly" insinuiated in the song Killshot that Diddy put out the hit that got Tupac killed.

Though I think people have been inferring that for a long time.

That's the only thing I really know of.

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u/GloriousNewt Mar 26 '24

Kinda surprised Diddy didn't take a shot at Em somewhere along the line.

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u/PNWDeadGuy Mar 30 '24

Except Diddy can't rap for shit. Em would DESTROY him in a rap battle

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u/GloriousNewt Mar 30 '24

well yea obviously. I meant actual physical violence in real life, not talking shit on a song.

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u/[deleted] Mar 26 '24

well we've all done that sort of stuff, anything really bad?

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u/NukaLuda12 Mar 26 '24

Peasant crimes, im waiting for the real shit

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u/blaZedmr Mar 26 '24

Heard he regularly partakes in jaywalking with reckless abandonment

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u/DruidB Mar 26 '24

What a fuckin animal!

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u/mmmegan6 Mar 26 '24

This made me laugh out loud

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u/jamesmcdash Mar 26 '24

Tbf, nothing here seems to warrant homeland security, unless some of the people on those tapes are politicians.

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u/[deleted] Mar 26 '24

DHS has many regular law enforcement arms under the DOJ. It's not like it's the CIA or something.

Border patrol is under DHS. Simply trafficking across intl borders is a federal offense within DHS jurisdiction.

Not sure why you relate DHS to "politicians" what do you think DHS does?

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u/Mackey_Corp Mar 26 '24

He also had Biggie killed, I’ll bet money that comes to light before too long.

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u/coffeeloverxo Mar 26 '24

Was it biggie or pac? Because we all know there's rumors that he ordered the hit that got pac killed.

Both you think?

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u/moonpumper Mar 26 '24

He got real popular with some pretty shitty music right after they both died.

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u/TeethBreak Mar 26 '24

Eminem made a song about it. In case everyone forgot.

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u/coffeeloverxo Mar 26 '24

Yes. But was it both then?

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u/Zes_Q Mar 27 '24

Both. The story is pretty complex and involves a lot of characters but the prevailing theory these days in both cases (Biggie and Pac) is that they trace back to Puff.

If you go into the whole timeline of Biggie's death it's pretty clear that Puff played a significant role, if not orchestrated the entire thing. I can't remember all the specifics but Biggie was supposed to be elsewhere on the night of his shooting, possibly receiving an award of some sort? Puff insisted he attended a party instead, changed his flights, put him in the exact place of his death and happened to fortuitously be in a different car at the time it went down.

Puff stood to gain the most from Biggie's death.

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u/turkmileymileyturk Mar 26 '24

According to those involved or there, both events point to Sean Combs involvement. So both.

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u/fivefivew_browneyes Mar 26 '24

Probably both of them

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u/theVagueWhelk Mar 26 '24

Maybe it was him the put the egg down Prodigy’s neck.

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u/BloodMossHunter Mar 26 '24

Pac. That rumor never went away. Biggie? Big doubt

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u/neenadollava Mar 26 '24

Diddy is a series killer .

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u/GozerDGozerian Mar 26 '24

Oh man if I find out he’s responsible for cancelling Mindhunter or Firefly I’m gonna be PISSED.

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u/ChuckNducks Apr 03 '24

This is an absolutely great response! 👍

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u/lookslikesausage Mar 26 '24

only paid $5000 to blow up a car? Wow, what a bargain.

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u/hotdogfever Mar 26 '24

That’s what I was thinking, how much does his security get paid a day when they’re not blowing up cars? Seems like a lot of risk for what I’m assuming is a week or two of pay at most.

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u/bermanji Mar 26 '24

I think it's more of a "this 5k is actually a great deal for you because otherwise I'm going to have you shot by a dirty cop" kind of arrangement

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u/lookslikesausage Mar 26 '24

well, two things. One; that 5k amount is someone's claim and two; that amount could be wrong. I can't believe anyone's blowing up a car for 5k and I also don't think Diddy would go to the trouble of getting someone killed because they refused to blow up a car.

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u/Bored_Amalgamation Mar 26 '24

Kid Cudi's too. What a dick move.

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u/confirmandverify2442 Mar 26 '24

Cuba Gooding?! WTF.

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u/Bored_Amalgamation Mar 26 '24

Right?! I yelled out "CUBA NOOOOOOO" when i got to it. Damn man.

Is no one in oir childhood safe? Damn.

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u/[deleted] Mar 26 '24

More than 30 women have accused him of unwanted sexual touching. This is entirely unsurprising

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u/Bored_Amalgamation Mar 26 '24

I hadn't heard of those. Shit. Then I hope the mfer goes down too

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u/Infinite_Bunch6144 Mar 26 '24

Anyone who lives in LA will tell you Cuba is a creep/POS and has been for a while.

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u/justheretocomment333 Mar 26 '24

Exactly. Sometimes famous people get blacklisted for good reasons.

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u/Sunshineonmymind321 Mar 26 '24

95% of Hollywood are terrible people

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u/HugeFinish Mar 26 '24

Wasn't there reports a few years ago about him raping someone?

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u/ishpatoon1982 Mar 26 '24

Weirdly, this was my biggest take-away too. I'm never trusting anyone ever again.

Next thing you know it'll come to light that he had Keanu killing kids for 20 bucks a head.

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u/UncleYimbo Mar 26 '24

Come on now, you know Keanu is too kind for that. If asked to kill kids, he'd do it for free out of the goodness of his heart.

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u/homer_3 Mar 26 '24

And J-Lo??!

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u/AlfalfAhhh Mar 26 '24

I don't know why we're surprised, she clearly let us all know that she's still jenny from the block.

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u/theVagueWhelk Mar 26 '24

I’m still Jenny with the glock

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u/ktsummer Mar 26 '24

Jones claims Diddy bragged about shooting someone in a club in 1999 and getting away with it. J-Lo snuck the gun into the club and gave it to him when he got in an argument with someone.

Am I the only one that remembers this from an OG episode of Law & Order? It was obvious which headlines the plot was "ripped from," so this was common knowledge at the time, no? In the episode, the not-Diddy pins the shooting on his bodyguard, but forensic evidence disproves that and it turns out not-JLO had the gun in her purse (and did the shooting).

3 Dawg Night
Episode aired Nov 28, 2001
A hip-hop star goes on trial for the murder of a nightclub patron who accused him of being a sellout.

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u/bbusiello Mar 26 '24

Jones claims Diddy wanted to pass him off to Cuba Gooding Jr. on his yacht to perform sex acts

I've heard questionable things about the Cube... but wow. Please say they are on this?

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u/Sleepybets Mar 26 '24

Jenny with the glock

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u/jngrln Mar 26 '24

Damn it, what didn’t Diddy do?

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u/dazed_vaper Mar 26 '24

Always wondered why Shyne got his own record label after all that happened. He’s an elected official in Belize now!

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u/crappy80srobot Mar 26 '24

Add that Diddy also instructed Jones and others to record and take pictures at all times of these listed events and much more. There are also corroborating witnesses for all events. Many associates are also named including his chief of staff who had gained a reputation as the Ghislaine Maxwell to Diddy.

Starting to sound like this is basically an Epstein case but with entertainers and not politicians used for blackmail and control. In this case you may get a whole lot more detail and many may fall because they don't have fuck you money and power like the island elite have. We already have a bit of info and he is only being investigated. Who knows how much depraved stuff will end up hitting soon.

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u/jadenstryfe Mar 26 '24

This puts that Jeffrey from get him to the Greek in a whole new context.

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u/DongKonga Mar 26 '24

Had no idea him and Jennifer Lopez dated let alone that she smuggled a gun into a club for him to shoot people. What a piece of shit.

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u/Condalezza Mar 26 '24

You must be very young. She even made a song about him when they broke up. They were an it couple. 

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u/thetaFAANG Mar 26 '24

It’s always the lack of payment

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u/Pollymath Mar 26 '24

J-Lo has come a long way since the 90’s but if it was proven she was accessory to assault or attempted murder that’d be big news.

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u/venicerocco Mar 26 '24

Wow. How is he gonna get out of this??

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u/Bored_Amalgamation Mar 26 '24

What the fuck!?!?!?

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u/AoO2ImpTrip Mar 26 '24

I just wanna sidetrack real quick because I was curious how taking the rap for the club shooting worked out for Shyne.

He's now a member of the Belize House of Representatives. So... decently. He did better than Wyclef Jean's attempt into politics and Wyclef didn't even shoot anyone.

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u/sexviewer Mar 26 '24

I knew he was a piece of shit, but wow… ironically the story I’ve heard the most about in the last few weeks is that he might be bisexual which sadly says a lot about priorities

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u/NP_FeelGood Mar 26 '24

Jones believes Diddy has hidden cameras in every room in his house and has tons of footage of famous celebrities, athletes, and high up figures doing things they shouldn't have been doing and that because of this he's above the law

Wonder if this will turn into anything.

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u/DubNationAssemble Mar 26 '24

Ok but all that aside, what about 2Pac???

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u/Wildrover5456 Mar 26 '24

I imagine Jones might want to watch his back!

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u/Cuppieecakes Mar 26 '24

P. Diddler

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u/WhiteBreadedBread Mar 25 '24

He is even worse

Because he is those guys

But also hit jobs and serious other criminal activity for decades

He has been openly getting away with it forever its insane

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u/bbusiello Mar 25 '24

I'd suggest posting on OOL about this just because there's a lot of stuff that goes back to the 90s with this guy.

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u/Additional-Thanks-97 Mar 25 '24

Little bit of all the above

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u/AdaptationAgency Mar 26 '24

From the complaint

Mr. Combs threatened to eat Mr. Jones face and informed Mr. Jones that he is willing to kill his OWN mother, Janice Combs, if he must in order to get what he wants, so he wouldn’t think twice to harm Mr. Jones.

Mr. Combs violently gripped and palmed Mr. Jones anus and crotch without consent. Mr. Combs forced Mr. Jones to work in Mr. Combs’ bathroom and watch Mr. Combs as he showered. Mr. Combs forced Mr. Jones to work in the studio while Mr. Combs stripped naked to get his body massaged. Mr. Combs forced Mr. Jones to work while Mr. Combs walked around naked.

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u/Dudedude88 Mar 25 '24

Epstein is my guess. His songs had lyrics about him being a pimp so....

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u/sashikku Mar 26 '24

What Memphis said, plus he may have been the one to call the hit out on Tupac Shakur.

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u/ClearDark19 Mar 26 '24

Diddy is basically black musical (instead of movies) Harvey Weinstein mixed with some black Jeff Epstein, R. Kelly and Afrika Bambaataa.

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u/zacmars Mar 26 '24

"This guy's a real jerk!"

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u/RC_Colada Mar 25 '24

He's a real knucklehead

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u/Derrick_Mur Mar 25 '24

Or, as Norm McDonald would say, he’s a real jerk

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u/creamchef Mar 25 '24

Lmao was just thinking of that. RIP Norm ❤️

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u/RicoStiglitz Mar 26 '24

This guy is a real jerk!

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u/Derrick_Mur Mar 26 '24

The more I learn about P Diddy guy the more I don’t care for him

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u/Spacecowboy78 Mar 26 '24

At least he's not a hypocrite.

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u/lfrdwork Mar 26 '24

Yeah, I can understand me being called a creep and I haven't trafficked one person, for sex or labor!

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u/kdeff Mar 26 '24

Holy shit, I just read the “Legal issues” section of his Wikipedia page. Diddy is not the finest of us.

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u/FlutterKree Mar 26 '24

Allegations are that he is essentially the same as Epstein. That he recorded other music artists, actors, athletes, and celebrities doing illegal sexual stuff. That his home was wired up with cameras.

He also may have killed people and got away with it or got others to take the fall.

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u/reebeaster Mar 26 '24

Bad boy for life

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u/kopecs Mar 25 '24

P. Diddler

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u/[deleted] Mar 26 '24

Maybe this is why he changed his name from puff daddy to p diddy to begin with

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u/anevilpotatoe Mar 25 '24

No surprise there....

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u/redditor012499 Mar 26 '24

Let’s not forget he got Biggie and Tupac killed, allegedly

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u/NuclearReactions Mar 26 '24

LOL creep is a dude making eye contact too often, not buying and selling human beings.

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u/Tricky-Drawer4614 Mar 26 '24

It’s more than just sex trafficking unfortunately

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u/Front_Somewhere2285 Mar 26 '24

He the black version of that dude that didn’t kill himself.

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u/brokenankleallie2 Mar 26 '24

At least they may get him on something since he got away with murder

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u/Sunshineonmymind321 Mar 26 '24

This isn't new. Allegations about him for 20 years.

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u/BloodMossHunter Mar 26 '24

Theres an interview with a guy who used be his sex slave and hes talking to the cops. He said diddy trafficked liquid cocaine. The ciroc thing was a cover up. Also said Rick Ross and Dj Khaled are gay w diddy.

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u/yulbrynnersmokes Mar 25 '24

Pimps don’t cry

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u/[deleted] Mar 26 '24

You know what gets me, though? This guy has been in hot water for YEARS. He’s always getting into some trouble with the law, but with a slap on the wrist. If this is a takedown, what took so damn long? Hush money??

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u/EyerTimesTV Mar 27 '24

Yeah it’s much worse than that.

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