Puff Daddy He remains in prison after being arrested on September 16, while in a New York hotel. The American rapper is accused of conspiracy to organize criminal activities, transportation for the purposes of prostitution or sexual assault and rape, among other crimes.
According to the indictment, Puff Daddy “committed crimes including sex trafficking, forced labor, kidnapping, arson, bribery, and obstruction of justice.” Apparently, the singer would have led a criminal enterprise: “He took advantage of his power over the victims, power he obtained by obtaining and distributing narcotics, exploiting their financial support and threatening to cut it off, and controlling their careers,” the legal text explains.
The scandal appears to implicate numerous alleged victims, as new allegations against Puff Daddy emerge all the time. Therefore, in this article we compile the latest updates on her abuse case.
The trial date
At the beginning of October, it was revealed that the trial against Puff Daddy already had a date. Thus, the rapper’s date with justice will begin on May 5, 2025 in New York. It should be noted that there is no final date, since the prosecution assures that it is very likely that the trial will extend throughout plus a month because you plan to present more charges against the rapper.
Puff Daddy’s Instagram appearance
While the rapper remains in prison, on October 15, a new post on your official Instagram profile. In it, Sean Combs congratulates his daughter’s second birthdayLove Sean Combs: “Happy birthday to you! Happy birthday to you! Happy birthday baby Love! Happy birthday to you!! Happy birthday Love Sean Combs, daddy loves you,” the text reads.
It is unknown how this has been shared post with Puff Daddy in the jailalthough it may be because someone else is managing your account or because the publication was scheduled in advance.
The mention of Puff Daddy in a complaint against Kanye West
On October 8, Lauren Pisciotta, a former assistant to rapper Kanye West, filed an amendment to her previous complaint alleging that she was drugged and sexually abused by the musician. All this would have happened in a study session co-hosted by Puff Daddy. However, the complaint does not accuse the detainee of any illegality.
News about the disconcerting baby oil
The feds found large quantities of lubricant and baby oil in Puff Daddy’s home during the March raids. In the documentary TMZ Regarding this abuse case, the rapper’s lawyer says: “I don’t know where the number one thousand came from… I can’t imagine it’s thousands. I’m not really sure what baby oil has to do with anything.”
In the television special, the founder of TMZ assures that prosecutors considered that all that lubricant was used “for an orgy” organized by Puff Daddy. “I guess,” the lawyer admits. “I don’t know why you need a thousand… a bottle of baby oil is enough,” he adds.
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Now, according to a recent complaint shared by Page SixPuff Daddy would have used baby oil mixed with drugs to “commit atrocious crimes non-consensual acts of sexual violence and rape“, the lawsuit alleges.
The recovered video of Liam Payne talking about Puff Daddy
After the death of Liam Payne on October 16, social networks recovered the video of an interview of his on KIIS FM from 2017, when the Briton recalled an anecdote with Puff Daddy at a party.
During the conversation, Liam Payne said: “I went up to talk to him [Puff Daddy] and with Jay-Z, and when I shook his hand, he chuckled… the evilest laugh I’ve ever heard“And he added to the laughter of the audience: “So I’m a little afraid of that man.” He described the situation as “the most discouraging experience that you’ve had with a celebrity.
These words have unleashed a wave of speculation on social networks, where users even think that Puff Daddy could be related to the death of Liam Payne. However, there is no evidence or indication that indicates such a relationship.
New complaints, including that of Ashley Parham
As published Page Six On October 14, five new lawsuits have been filed in the Southern District of New York accusing Puff Daddy of raping, drugging, sodomizing and threatening to murder alleged victims.
Shortly after, another complaint appeared at the hands of a woman named Ashley Parham, who is suing Puff Daddy for raping her in 2018 with a remote control as revenge for having hinted at the rapper’s involvement in the death of Tupac Shakur.
According to the complaint, the complainant had spoken with Puff Daddy through a friend’s phone and, at one point in the conversation, she told him that she believed he had had something to do with Tupac’s death. A statement that Sean Combs said she would “pay” for. A month after the event, Ashley Parham reportedly went to Puff Daddy’s friend’s house in Orinda (California) and he set a trap for her, since the rapper was waiting for her inside. At first, Diddy threatened Parham with a knife in the face. Then, he would have poured a liquid on her body to rape her with a remote control
