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Lawyer will not spare anyone in Diddy’s case

Buzbee appeared in TMZ’s new documentary titled TMZ Presents The Downfall of Diddy: Inside the Freak-Offs and announced that he would not spare anyone involved in Diddy’s Freak-Offs. He said that if there were people at those infamous parties who drugged and watched others sexually assault them, then they were just as guilty as criminals, as reported by TMZ.

Furthermore, the lawyer revealed that other celebrities, businessmen and politicians were his targets. He also confirmed that demand letters have been sent to the celebrities concerned, stating that they must take accountability and make payment; Otherwise, he would face a very public and reputation-damaging lawsuit.

The mogul was recently denied bail for the third time despite being offered a package deal of $50 million. He is currently awaiting his trial scheduled for May 6, 2025.

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Ray J dropped explosive claims

R&B singer Ray J, a close friend of the Bad Boy Records owner, rejected the prominent claims, accusing other celebrities who attended Diddy’s parties of trying to make the victims pay off. “I’m hearing about artists paying victims to keep their names out of it,” he said in the documentary. He further added, “I know this, people catch and beat all day long… For the regular world, somebody has the truth, somebody pays you to keep quiet and hopefully you get paid. Money will secure your happiness while you continue to see the lies.” Keep succeeding.”

Speaking about what A-list accusers are doing to victims to keep them shut, Ray J says, ‘I’ll pay you, please don’t talk,’ names celebrities He has already given away too much information and is now viewed by others as a “vessel” of potential leaks.