The legal case against Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs continues to grow as new testimony is presented to a grand jury in the Southern District of New York.
A male sex worker has alleged that the music mogul sent her “cross-country” to attend one of Combs’s infamous “Freak Off” parties. radaronlineThe music mogul is already facing serious charges including racketeering, prostitution and sex trafficking.
The male escort’s testimony lays the groundwork for further charges in the multi-agency investigation, which is being handled by both the Justice Department and the Department of Homeland Security, according to sources familiar with the case.
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Evidence presented in grand jury investigation into Diddy’s relationships
The grand jury, which originally handed up a three-count indictment earlier this year, remains active. A law enforcement insider said, “The decision to continue presenting evidence to the grand jury represents a major escalation for Diddy and moves the case toward further criminal charges.”
The male escort, who admitted working as a gigolo, told investigators that Diddy had invited him to participate in one of these so-called “freak offs.” The parties, described as elaborate, staged sexual displays, reportedly included multiple commercial sex workers and were “often electronically recorded”. “Evidence was presented to the grand jury regarding Diddy’s relationship with the witness,” a source said. radaronline,
Prosecutors questioned the nature and extent of the witness’s relationship with Diddy, including whether the escort was paid and whether the relationship extended across state lines.
However, Diddy’s legal team released a statement: “He cannot address every baseless accusation that has become a reckless media circus. As stated, Mr. Combs strongly and unequivocally denies, calling any claims that he has sexually exploited anyone, including minors, as false and defamatory.
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Combs’ attorney, Mark Agnifilo, also defended his client, saying in court that Combs was “not a perfect person” and that he had experienced “toxic relationships” and drug use, calling the court “truthful based on evidence.” Will be established on, not “estimate.”
