Diddy process: Ex-assistant unpacks-shocking revelations!
Diddy process: Ex-assistant unpacks-shocking revelations!
In the ongoing trial against Sean "Diddy" Combs in New York, more and more worrying details come to light. OE24 reports that investigators were searching in Miami Beach in March 2024 Combs' and thereby using two dozen bottles of baby oil and sliding material as well as a luxury bag discovered with various drugs. Under the substances found were pills, white powder and a crystal -like substance that were later identified as cocaine, ketamine and traces of MDMA.
The former assistant of Combs, George Kaplan, was heard as a witness in the process. Kaplan stated that his tasks often included setting up hotel rooms with baby oil, lubricants, candles and alcohol. He emphasized that he was encouraged to maintain the "public reputation" of Combs. This shows a worrying connection between the famous music producer and a lifestyle that indicates potentially criminal activities.
allegations and hidden violence
A central concern in the course of the process is the role of Cassie Ventura, Combs' former friend, who was with him from 2007 to 2018. In her statements, Ventura has described violent violence and compulsion for sexual acts with other men. These allegations also include extortion with video recordings that were made during the presumably organized orgies. informed about the "devilish Blick ”, which chaplain at Combs wants to have observed, which underlines the dark mood and the worrying behavior pattern of the accused.
Diddy Combs has been in custody since mid -September. Among other things, he is charged with sex trade and organized crime. Combs denied all allegations and does not guilty. If he is convicted, he threatens a lifelong prison sentence. The process could take up to eight weeks and illuminates the abyss of the prominent lifestyle.
drugs and organized crime
The drug finds that are covered in the process also skill lightly on the dangers of organized drug crime. According to information of the Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA), such crimes are a significant risk to internal security. Combating internationally organized industrial crime is a central task BKA, which is committed to trading in classic drugs such as heroin and cocaine as well as synthetic drugs.
The global increase in drug production also means that these substances are easier to be available in Germany and the EU. Illegal production and trade are not only conducive to criminal groups, but also promote violent crimes and the destruction of life. The BKA is particularly challenged here as a central investigation and support center.
The process continues and will deepen both the judicial and social references to drug crime and the terrifying reports on sexual abuse and violence.
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