Sean “Diddy” Combs’ former bodyguard has made shocking revelations following the rapper’s arrest on sex trafficking and racketeering charges.
This development comes after Diddy was indicted in New York, where he was accused of racketeering, sex trafficking, and providing transportation for prostitutes. Diddy could potentially spend several decades in prison.
The charges against Diddy come six months after federal authorities searched his residences in Los Angeles and Miami, where they recovered more than 1,000 bottles of baby oil and lubricants allegedly used in “freak off” sessions.
Prosecutors claimed that during the “freak sex acts,” Diddy would knock women unconscious and then force them to perform prolonged sex acts with male prostitutes.
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Diddy’s former bodyguard said, ‘This is all bigger than that…’
According to Diddy’s former bodyguard, who provided protection for him in the 1990s, the disgraced rap mogul kept tapes of politicians attending his infamous “Freak Off” sessions. Gene Deal believes his arrest is connected to a corruption scandal that is rocking New York City politics.
Appearing on The Art of Dialogue podcast, Deal said the producer’s prosecution would expose prominent figures and celebrities in the Big Apple.
“This is bigger than all of Diddy,” he said, without providing further details about the alleged tapes.
When asked if any celebrities were in the alleged “Freak Off” tapes, Deal responded, “(Diddy) threw celebrity parties, so what do you think?”
He reported that California prosecutors declined to file charges despite claims of criminal misconduct in the lawsuits, one of which was filed by Diddy’s ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura.
Deal noted that the charges were filed in New York, indicating the allegations are connected to a number of resignations and corruption allegations among Big Apple executives. “People won’t connect it all together.”
The bodyguard claimed that Diddy was a victim of other influential players in the music industry early in his career, and said that “Puff wasn’t born a monster, he was made a monster” because of “what happened to him”.
“Put simply, he was treating other people the same way he was treated… it’s a learned behaviour,” he said.
Describing the rapper’s high-profile arrest as a result of his “deeds,” he said Diddy’s detention would be remembered as “one of the biggest tragedies” in hip-hop history.
