What the freak offs were like, the dark parties that Sean “Diddy” Combs is accused of

Sean “Diddy” Combs also known as P. Diddy, Puff Daddy or simply Diddy, is in police custody after being accused of different crimes of abuse and sex trafficking, corruption, kidnapping, and obstruction of justice.

Among the 14 pages of the federal criminal indictment against the music producer, He is designated as the organizer of the festivals “monsters” where drugs were consumed en masse and different participants were forced into forced sex.

During these “parties”, the prosecution says: The music mogul recorded the participants without their consent and then used these recordings as blackmail so that they would not report him later.

Diddy’s case has the music industry on edge and has reportedly revealed a dark and toxic side of the region. So much so that Many artists began to eliminate all traces that linked them to him, such as songs, publications or photographs.

What happened during the monsters?

According to the accusation made by the United States government, THE monsters The Diddys were “horror shows”. These were “elaborate and produced sexual performances” that involved heavy drug use.

In these cases, participants were drugged and then had forced sex for several full days. AND The wear and tear was so severe that they had to be given intravenous fluids to recover.

Additionally, Diddy Combs recorded numerous encounters and then used them as a weapon to avoid complaints.

According to Emily Johnson, one of the prosecutors in the case, activity within the monsters is at the heart of the case against Diddy, because they were “inherently dangerous” to their participants.

According to a recent article from The New York Times an example of a monster Diddy’s indictment read: “A woman and a prostitute meet for sex in a luxury hotel suite.”

“She was turned on to be filmed and stocked with baby oil and medicine. Another man observes and sometimes records the events on video. These sex marathons, in which cleaning staff participated, sometimes lasted several days.

In fact, the government has stated that Diddy was behind an “organized crime enterprise” that coordinated these monsters. Some of them were said to have witnessed the violence what happened during these meetings.

According to the indictment, these people who worked for the rapper They fanned out to search for prostitutes and women and hotel rooms, delivered the supplies then set about “fixing” any damage to the rooms, after the sessions.

These occasions included cases in which a victim had to remain hidden, sometimes for several days, to recover from the injuries Combs inflicted on them” .

In this sense, prosecutors cited the extortion law in force in the United States, usually used against gangsters and drug traffickers. They said Diddy used a similar strategy: He had subordinates from whom he expected “absolute loyalty” and controlled them with threats of violence.

“Combs didn’t do this alone. He used his company, employees and other close contacts to achieve his ends. These individuals would include high-ranking company supervisors, personal assistants, security personnel and domestic staff,” U.S. Attorney Damian Williams said at a news conference.

According to former prosecutor Anthony Capozzolo, some members of Diddy’s team may not have been named because they are cooperating witnesses and are looking for incentives so that others can also testify against the rapper.

The government’s description of monsters is assimilated to the previous accusations made by singer Casandra Ventura, better known as Cassie, against her ex-partner Diddy. In his complaint, he specifies that the producer organized these controversial evenings in different luxury hotels in the United States.

She claims to have been involved in several of them: Diddy allegedly forced him to smear himself with “excessive amounts” of oil and told him where to touch the prostitutes, while he recorded the encounters. and masturbated.

“He treated this forced encounter as a personal art project, adjusting the candles he used to light the videos he was filming,” the lawsuit states, according to New York Times.

At Cassie’s request, Diddy has pleaded innocent and his lawyers argued in court that these encounters reported by the singer did not involve sexual assault “or force, fraud or coercion”, but assured that they were “consensual” .

However, they admitted that it is an “unusual” way of having sex for a couple: “Does everyone have the experience of being intimate in this way? No. Is this sex trafficking? “Not if everyone wants to be there.” said Marc Agnifilo, one of Combs’ attorneys.

Prosecutor Johnson assured that The U.S. government has “a huge amount of evidence” in its hands, including witnesses, photographs, videos and text messages.

A note of New York Times He added that the most convincing evidence, so far, would be a video that was discussed at last week’s hearing, where Diddy is seen brutally attacking Cassie, at an InterContinental hotel in Los Angeles, in 2016.

The recording was captured by a surveillance camera and was presented as evidence that there was force, fraud or coercion in the case. monsters that the rapper orchestrated. In this one, You can see how the man hits the singer, throws a vase at her and drags her by her shirt into a corridor.

Diddy’s lawyer, Agnifilo, acknowledged that “This is a bad video for Combs.”

However, when the same video was featured in Cassie’s indictment last year, the music producer insisted it did not prove there was violence at the “party” he had organized, but rather that this would have been his reaction after the singer found evidence. of infidelity, after checking his cell phone.

The defender added that before the video, Cassie allegedly hit Diddy in the head with her cell phone.

However, the government stated in the indictment that The rapper and his employees tried to “cover up” this attack on Ventura with bribes: Diddy tried to silence a hotel security guard and offered him “a handful of money.” Three days later, the surveillance video was gone.

NOW, Judges rejected Diddy’s bail because they fear the rapper will continue to obstruct justice and tamper with witnesses.