Speaker 1: Crime Stories with Nancy Grace Bombshell. Tonight, Diddy aka Sean
Speaker 1: Puffy Combs. Diddy is back in the hole, thrown back
Speaker 1: in solitary. This as Tupac Shakur reaches beyond the grave
Speaker 1: to get revenge on Diddy. Good evening. I'm Nancy Grace.
Speaker 1: This is Crime Stories. I want to thank you for
Speaker 1: being with us. Sawn Comes apparently refusing jail food. Now
Speaker 1: over one hundred sex assault victims have been vetted at
Speaker 1: the hands of Sawn Tombs. The beatings, the bruises.
Speaker 2: All I've thought about was candy King candy.
Speaker 1: You know what. I can barely open this Titsio nidgee.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 1: You know suddenly I've lost my appetite, Sean Comes, and
Speaker 1: I think it's because of you.
Speaker 4: It's so difficult to reflect on the darkest times in
Speaker 4: your life. Sometimes you gotta do that.
Speaker 5: I was fucked up.
Speaker 4: I mean, I hit rock bottom, but I make no excuses.
Speaker 4: My behavior on that video is inexcusable. I take full
Speaker 4: responsibility for my ashes in that video. Disgusted. I was
Speaker 4: disgusted then when I did it. I'm disgusted now and
Speaker 4: went and I saw our professional help gow to go
Speaker 4: into therapy. I'm going to rehab. Had to ask God
Speaker 4: for his mercy in Greece.
Speaker 1: You're disgusted. I'm disgusted too. I'm disgusted that, even though
Speaker 1: you're back in the whole solitary at Fort Dix again,
Speaker 1: that you're still getting out early. Why what am I
Speaker 1: supposed to tell all of your crime victims and all
Speaker 1: your alleged crime victims lined up suing you civilly, You're
Speaker 1: getting out early even though you've landed back in the
Speaker 1: hole at Fort Dix. This as Sean Puffy comes aka
Speaker 1: did he is planning a comeback? You heard me? A comeback?
Speaker 1: Who is going to his concert? Satan? Bill Zebibe taught
Speaker 1: mom a lot happening tonight? Did he in solitary? Did
Speaker 1: he making a comeback? Did he's release date somehow moved
Speaker 1: up in the last hour? Seemingly overnight he got another
Speaker 1: month added on to his jail time. He's still getting
Speaker 1: out early? And this as seemingly Tupac Shakur. May God
Speaker 1: rest that man's soul is reaching back from beyond the grave.
Speaker 1: Is he going to point the finger at Ditty joining
Speaker 1: me an all star panel? Tomate sense off? What we
Speaker 1: know straight out to TISA tails, who cover the trial
Speaker 1: from the get Go investigator commentator, host of Tisa Tales
Speaker 1: on YouTube, Tisa what is the hole at Fort Dix?
Speaker 6: The hole in Fort Dix is solitary confinement, but unfortunately
Speaker 6: it's not like we see in the movies. He does
Speaker 6: have access to his lawyers and he is allowed for
Speaker 6: people to come and visit him.
Speaker 2: I think it's restricted to an hour.
Speaker 6: The story behind the solitary confinement is sources of saying
Speaker 6: Diddy is wearing this as a badge of honor. He
Speaker 6: started that fight for his eagle to kind of show
Speaker 6: who was top dog, and now that he is solitary confinement,
Speaker 6: they are saying he is bragging about it and he
Speaker 6: is proud of it, which is so odd considering it
Speaker 6: literally lost them twenty seven days of precious time away
Speaker 6: from his family and kids.
Speaker 2: Did he claims to care so much about?
Speaker 1: Solitary confinement is a form of imprisonment, a person kept
Speaker 1: alone in a smaller cell twenty two to twenty four
Speaker 1: hours a day with little to no human contact. This
Speaker 1: is at Fort Dix. Why did this happen to Dave
Speaker 1: Matt Crime Stories investigative reporter Dave Matt because he got
Speaker 1: in a fight. He got in a fight behind bars,
Speaker 1: according to sources. When asked who won, we were told
Speaker 1: he held his own translation, did he got a booty beaten?
Speaker 1: How do you like it? Now? Did he after you
Speaker 1: beat all those women? We saw the bruises? Oh, okay,
Speaker 1: Dave Matt? What happened? Who gave Diddy a booty beatn.
Speaker 7: You know, they're not giving us the names or anything
Speaker 7: like that because they're all behind bars. But Nancy, this
Speaker 7: was a shoving match that escalated because it's Diddy. Now
Speaker 7: they say, did he felt like he was being dissed
Speaker 7: by this other inmate?
Speaker 8: What was said?
Speaker 7: I don't know, but I do know this that the
Speaker 7: imprisonment at sci Fort Dix is kind of like, oh,
Speaker 7: I don't know, in school suspension.
Speaker 8: This is prison at the lowest form.
Speaker 7: So he ends up in this so called fight, he
Speaker 7: gets his butt whipped by another inmate, and then they
Speaker 7: separate them and send Diddy to solitary. But Nancy, look
Speaker 7: solitary that you and I think about is not what's
Speaker 7: happening here at Fort Dix. It's the best of the best.
Speaker 7: You realize that in solitary at fort Dix, that you
Speaker 7: can actually sometimes have a selly. They put you in
Speaker 7: his cell by yourself, but hey, we might have to
Speaker 7: put you in there with a roommate. I mean, it's
Speaker 7: just crazy. So basically he gets in some time.
Speaker 1: Wait a minute, he's getting blankets, a mattress, pillow, toilet paper,
Speaker 1: shaving tools, legal and religious materials. Whoa, whoa wait wait,
Speaker 1: doctor Dwayne Hendricks joining US former Associate Warden, MDC. Brooklyn,
Speaker 1: former Senior Warden, US Department Justice, Federal Bureau of Prisons.
Speaker 1: Thirty years in the can, so to speak. And he's
Speaker 1: the author of who Are You See It? Say It,
Speaker 1: Seize It? And he's the president of a New Daylight Foundation.
Speaker 1: Now that is the jewel in your crown, doctor Hendrix,
Speaker 1: the New Daylight Founding, and of course your children. Doctor
Speaker 1: Dwayne Hendrix, do you mean to tell me that, after
Speaker 1: all Sean Combs has put all these women through and
Speaker 1: men reportedly, solitary confinement is more like, let's see what
Speaker 1: do you have at school when you're naughty or your
Speaker 1: your skirt is too short? Detention, that's what it is.
Speaker 1: Religious materials, toilet paper, shaving materials. What's next? Champagne and
Speaker 1: caviat no, and.
Speaker 9: Currently he's an administrative detention all those things. You just
Speaker 9: know that he does have access.
Speaker 1: To Wait, hold on, wait, I'm sorry, did I hear
Speaker 1: administrative detention? The hole at Fort Dix is actually detention hall,
Speaker 1: like where you can't chew gum. Really, are you serious?
Speaker 9: No, he's actually in itsel twenty three hours a day.
Speaker 9: He does not have access to just getting up or
Speaker 9: leaving the cell or in the recreation going to his job.
Speaker 9: So it's almost, so to speak, like having cavin fever,
Speaker 9: you know. So basically he'll be in a cell pending
Speaker 9: the outcome of this investigation. I can tell you the agency,
Speaker 9: you know, tries not to have inmates behind in special housing,
Speaker 9: you know, for a long period of time unless it
Speaker 9: is absolutely necessary for safety and security of the institution.
Speaker 9: So this fight occurred about two weeks ago, so I
Speaker 9: can tell you they'll probably have this investigation wrapped up
Speaker 9: within the next week or so.
Speaker 5: You normally give staff about twenty one.
Speaker 9: Days to do these investigations, and then they'll turn their
Speaker 9: findings over to the disculinary hearing officer, who will make
Speaker 9: the final determination and whether he'll lose any good time
Speaker 9: that he's earned, or whether he'll lose privileges such as visiting,
Speaker 9: loss of job, or commissary, or some additional sanctions depending
Speaker 9: on the outcome and the investigation. Additionally, may be separated
Speaker 9: from the other inmate that he had this altercation with,
Speaker 9: and depending on who the perpetrator was, that individual may
Speaker 9: or may not be transferred away from FCI for Dix.
Speaker 1: Okay, let me talk to somebody that has been at solitary.
Speaker 1: Darryl Cohen is joining US high profile defense attorney out
Speaker 1: of the Atlanta jurisdiction. He's a former felony prosecutor with me.
Speaker 1: You can find him on Facebook at Darryl b as
Speaker 1: In brother Cohen. What solitary? I don't like the airbrushed version. Wait,
Speaker 1: he may be telling the truth, actually that Dwayne Hendrix
Speaker 1: is giving me what is solitary? Because it doesn't sound
Speaker 1: bad at all.
Speaker 3: Nancy, They're different solitary and at Fort Dick solitary seems
Speaker 3: to be very social solitary. Other places, solitary is you're
Speaker 3: by yourself for twenty two twenty three hours a day.
Speaker 3: You do not have visitors. You have some literature that
Speaker 3: you can read, but you certainly aren't having the wonderful
Speaker 3: social time of your life. Here it appears that Sean
Speaker 3: puff Daddy Combs has the best of the best. And
Speaker 3: is he being treated as a celebrity because of who
Speaker 3: he is or is it really the norm at four Dicks.
Speaker 3: It's hard to say, but it's not a bad.
Speaker 1: We've gone back and forth on his release date. His
Speaker 1: sentences been cut, cut, cut, cut cut. After this last altercation,
Speaker 1: as you guys are calling it, it's basically a thought
Speaker 1: and where it is? Did he got a booty beating?
Speaker 1: That said one month has been added to his already
Speaker 1: reduced time. There you go, he got another slap on
Speaker 1: the wrist. I wonder how all the crime victims, the
Speaker 1: rape victims of sex assault victims feel about that. Tisa
Speaker 1: tells how many times do we know of anyway that
Speaker 1: Sean Combs has broken the rules behind bars? The big
Speaker 1: man that's used to telling everybody else what to do
Speaker 1: seemingly can't follow the rules.
Speaker 6: Interesting enough, there are three times the first time something
Speaker 6: with illegal, well, ill to see it with toilet wine
Speaker 6: in the fort that.
Speaker 1: Just kind of rolled off your tongue. You said, toilet wine.
Speaker 1: It's pruno. So ditty's making booze and getting a snoop
Speaker 1: full behind bars. I think it's what you're trying to say.
Speaker 1: Go ahead.
Speaker 6: Yeah, So somebody was making booth and did he got
Speaker 6: a few cups of that and he was caught.
Speaker 2: Okay, that was the first infraction.
Speaker 6: While that happened, there was another scandal going on where
Speaker 6: Diddy was making three way calls, which are legal, you're
Speaker 6: only allowed to call one person.
Speaker 2: He was making three way calls while he was in
Speaker 2: Fort Dix.
Speaker 6: And in the three way calls, he was asking someone
Speaker 6: who he first claimed was his legal team and then
Speaker 6: they said no, they keep us out of it.
Speaker 2: But he was talking to a.
Speaker 6: Woman who he told to bring unmarked bills I think
Speaker 6: two hundred unmarked bills in a paper bag to Fort Dix.
Speaker 2: Again, sound shading illegal to me. Now he got slapped
Speaker 2: on the hand for that. But now we literally escalate
Speaker 2: to the prison fight.
Speaker 6: And my sources in Fort Dick says even the prison
Speaker 6: fight was called by did he break in the rules?
Speaker 2: There's no smoking in prison supposed.
Speaker 6: To be did he was smoking in a.
Speaker 2: But they sneak did he was smoking in an enclosed area?
Speaker 6: That enclosed area in smoking caused the guards to crack
Speaker 6: down and to do a raid for contraband. In the
Speaker 6: raid for contraband, the inmate he was fighting with, his phone.
Speaker 2: Was actually seized. After that raid, the man.
Speaker 6: Went to Ditty and said, what the hell is going on?
Speaker 6: And that's how this fight actually ensued. Infraction on infraction
Speaker 6: on infraction, And if the reports are true about why
Speaker 6: the fight started, it does show a pattern that did
Speaker 6: he can't find the rules? I know, what's twenty one
Speaker 6: days for the investigation to be completed.
Speaker 2: They automatically added.
Speaker 6: Thirty days on to his sentence, because hello, there needs
Speaker 6: to be some type of punishment. But Diddy seems to
Speaker 6: be really, really worried, and his lawyers are rumored to
Speaker 6: be gearing up to challenge the fact that he might
Speaker 6: be kicked out of this program that is fast tracking
Speaker 6: him out as a result of the fight. And if
Speaker 6: he is kicked out, then all the good time he's
Speaker 6: earned will be clogged back. Now, of course, his lawyers
Speaker 6: are gearing up for a legal challenge, and nobody knows
Speaker 6: that he'll be kicked out of the program, but there
Speaker 6: is a chance that he's facing very serious consequences depending
Speaker 6: on the severity of the fight, the injuries, and what
Speaker 6: their investigation actually holds.
Speaker 4: I'm so sorry, but I'm committed to be a better
Speaker 4: manage in every day. I'm not asking for forgiveness. I'm
Speaker 4: truly sorry.
Speaker 1: Oh was that? Did he again? Begging for forgiveness again? Oh?
Speaker 1: Did he did? He? Did he at it again? Okay?
Speaker 1: Is it true, Dave Mac that Sean Combs, in another
Speaker 1: attempt to job the system, beat justice to shave time
Speaker 1: off of his sentence, which he did. He went into
Speaker 1: prison rehab. That's a yes. No. Did did he go
Speaker 1: into prison rehab?
Speaker 8: Yes?
Speaker 5: He did?
Speaker 1: That was three words? Okay, doctor Dwayne. Does anybody in
Speaker 1: at Fort Dix know their rear end from a hole
Speaker 1: in the ground. They don't know that Seawn Combs has
Speaker 1: no intention of going to rehab, of working on himself,
Speaker 1: of becoming a better version of himself. That's crap, okay,
Speaker 1: because when you don't know a horse, look at his
Speaker 1: track record. He's actually appealing his conviction, saying his homemade
Speaker 1: porn is free speech. Does that sound like someone trying
Speaker 1: to better themselves? Because it doesn't to me. So he
Speaker 1: joins rehab and he gets time shaved off his sentence.
Speaker 1: He's using the people at Fort Dix and they're letting
Speaker 1: it happen. Hence my question, do they know that they
Speaker 1: asked from a hole in the ground, not rhetoricled, I
Speaker 1: really want to know they don't see what's happening.
Speaker 5: Well, they gave him an opportunity.
Speaker 9: They basically gave him a layup to try to find
Speaker 9: reform within himself. He's working in the chapel, which is
Speaker 9: next to the Education building which houses most of open.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I just choked again. Sean Holmes is working
Speaker 1: in the chapel.
Speaker 9: Yes, he's working in the chapel, which puts him in
Speaker 9: proximity to the education building so he can take those
Speaker 9: first step at credit courses, so he can earn up
Speaker 9: to ten days off for every thirty days that he
Speaker 9: completed these courses. And I think that's why his release
Speaker 9: date has been dropping, you know, several months since he's arrived. So,
Speaker 9: and if what TISA is reporting in terms of him
Speaker 9: creating a hot in what we call a high environment
Speaker 9: in those units, it makes sense that he got into
Speaker 9: this altercation because again, when one person creates an atmosphere,
Speaker 9: that creates issues for other inmates who have cell phones, drugs, alcohol,
Speaker 9: and all these other things.
Speaker 5: Then obviously there's going to be an altercation.
Speaker 9: So if this is all of this is true, he
Speaker 9: is the biggest scrub in inmate history.
Speaker 5: I mean, they gave him a layup to go to
Speaker 5: four Dix.
Speaker 9: He didn't have to get on a flight across the
Speaker 9: country like all most other inmates.
Speaker 5: Have to do.
Speaker 1: Danny used to plying on this private jet. I guess
Speaker 1: this is sort of a punishment. But you know what,
Speaker 1: Danny guys, Danny is the chief legal officer at the
Speaker 1: National Center on Sex Exploitation. Just hold that thought for
Speaker 1: a moment. Sex exploitation, what is that? That is sex
Speaker 1: assaulting little girls, little girls four five, younger teen girls, women,
Speaker 1: other victims that are weaker than individuals like Shawn Combs,
Speaker 1: that are not as powerful, wealthy, or cunning than people
Speaker 1: like Shawn Combs. And they are raped, they are sodomized,
Speaker 1: They are trafficked from man to man, demand to man,
Speaker 1: having up to thirty partners in one day, and then
Speaker 1: getting beaten if they don't comply. I remember the testimony.
Speaker 1: I remember the pictures of these women that came in
Speaker 1: front of a jury and told them they were beaten, threatened,
Speaker 1: coerced by Shawn Combs. Right, So, while I am making
Speaker 1: light of the lax punishment behind Fort Dix, let's don't
Speaker 1: sight of what Comes is accused of doing. Yes, I
Speaker 1: know he walked on several of those charges, but I
Speaker 1: remember the testimony, even though the jury was starstruck by
Speaker 1: Sean Comes. I'm not Danny Pineter, thank you for being
Speaker 1: with us from the National Center on Sex Exploritation. All
Speaker 1: joking aside, it makes me sick. It makes me sick
Speaker 1: to see justice turned on its ear. And his big
Speaker 1: punishment is that he's in detention, working in the chapel,
Speaker 1: getting three hots and a cot, sneaking booze cell phones,
Speaker 1: allegedly drug drugs behind bars. And you know what this
Speaker 1: fight was over, Danny, I'm telling you right now, he,
Speaker 1: like doctor Hendrick said, has access to all this stuff
Speaker 1: that other inmates don't. Somebody said something to him to
Speaker 1: in his mind diss him, disrespect him, and they get
Speaker 1: in a fight. That's what happened, and the big man
Speaker 1: got a booty beaten to boot All right, how do
Speaker 1: you think all these sex attack victims feel when they
Speaker 1: hear of his cushy life behind bars and his early
Speaker 1: release date.
Speaker 10: It's just another slap in the face to the victims,
Speaker 10: which has been a highlight of this entire case. And
Speaker 10: Sean Combs is willing to do anything except take accountability,
Speaker 10: which we see and like most predators, it's all about ego.
Speaker 10: It sounds like a lot of special treatment for this
Speaker 10: celebrity to me, because as we've heard today, it's not
Speaker 10: exactly been a good behavior that he's been exhibiting in prison,
Speaker 10: yet we keep seeing that prison sentence go down and
Speaker 10: down and down. So truly, this is a slap in
Speaker 10: the face to.
Speaker 1: Victims again, Guys, Danny Pinter is joining US National Center
Speaker 1: Sex Exploitation. People often ask me, why are you so angry?
Speaker 1: Why aren't you smiling. I have represented in court women
Speaker 1: and minorities my whole legal career, and I've seen what
Speaker 1: trafficking does to a young girl, to a woman, they're
Speaker 1: never the same. And then they're afraid to testify because
Speaker 1: they think there'll be retaliation. They'll think people will blame them,
Speaker 1: and they do and then the guy walks, which is
Speaker 1: what happened here. Now, this is just the poisonous icing
Speaker 1: on the sour cake. As far as I'm.
Speaker 10: Concerned, exactly same here and this argument, as attorneys are
Speaker 10: making on appeal that if he brings a camera to
Speaker 10: a crime scene, all of a sudden, it's free speech activity.
Speaker 10: That's not how it works. And again we see this
Speaker 10: a lack of accountability, lack of remorse, which colors everything
Speaker 10: that Sean comes does.
Speaker 1: To doctor Janey Lacy joining us, you know her well, psychotherapist,
Speaker 1: CEO of Life Counseling Solutions, author of how to Heal
Speaker 1: from a Toxic Relationship. Boy, you know what, I'd be
Speaker 1: willing to pay to send that book to all of
Speaker 1: his victims. Wait, I don't know if I can afford it.
Speaker 1: He's got so many. She's also the star of Let's
Speaker 1: Talk About It with Janie Lacy. That's a podcast on
Speaker 1: YouTube and you can find her at Janelacy dot com.
Speaker 1: Doctor Jennie, thank you for being with us. Please, he
Speaker 1: got dissed behind bars, so did he had to start
Speaker 1: a little here fight? Please?
Speaker 11: You know, Nancy, when I think about this, I think
Speaker 11: about what person does right. It strips away everything he did.
Speaker 11: He a powerful person used to have to stay in control, right,
Speaker 11: the entourage, the image, the ability to buy his way
Speaker 11: out of a room. And I think what we're seeing
Speaker 11: here is what surfaces when the control disappears. It tells
Speaker 11: us everything, right, A fight behind bars tells us the
Speaker 11: person when you remove all the things around him, he's
Speaker 11: still the same person. His instinct is not to de escalate,
Speaker 11: it's to continue to try to dominate. And I think
Speaker 11: that's worth paying attention to because that's a pattern and
Speaker 11: what we've seen, what we're hearing in this conversation, right,
Speaker 11: the one thing that gets lost.
Speaker 5: Is these victims.
Speaker 11: And we know that with all these victims that continues
Speaker 11: to come forward, right, silence isn't proof that nothing happened.
Speaker 11: It's just often proof of exactly how much power the
Speaker 11: other person held. And I want to make sure that
Speaker 11: we don't lose this and all of that, because the
Speaker 11: system's finally catching up to the reality of trauma and
Speaker 11: giving them a space to have a voice. And these
Speaker 11: survivors have legal windows and the cultural permission to start
Speaker 11: talking about things. But he himself accountability, credibility, and.
Speaker 5: Him staying the same.
Speaker 11: Removing all the things around him, we're seeing what's coming up,
Speaker 11: and that's still the same person who wants control.
Speaker 1: This As we learn Shawn Comes still begging Trump for
Speaker 1: a pardon. Stop Comes, Stop Trump. I know you're not
Speaker 1: listening to me, but don't do it. Do not do it.
Speaker 1: That said, even though you can't get a pardon from Trump,
Speaker 1: god willing, he is making a comeback. Yes, Sean Comes
Speaker 1: is making a comeback. And this is how he's doing it.
Speaker 9: In cases where someone's career is on the line, like,
Speaker 9: for example, let's say like.
Speaker 12: Diddy, Diddy is going to be okay when he gets out.
Speaker 12: So what you guys hear right now is a lot
Speaker 12: of noise and anti Diddy. But if Diddy, knowing him
Speaker 12: and knowing the type of money that he uses to
Speaker 12: invest in what he does the first thing, because he's
Speaker 12: brilliant as a marketer. You can say a lot of
Speaker 12: things about him, but he's probably one of the most
Speaker 12: brilliant business and marketers that have probably walked this earth
Speaker 12: since we've been alive. He has a social gauge, you know,
Speaker 12: he knows how to get to the mind and the
Speaker 12: strings and the hearts of people. They even talked about
Speaker 12: when he was in court how he kept, you know,
Speaker 12: engaging with the jurors and doing the little heart signs
Speaker 12: and you know, strategically, I think what he needs to
Speaker 12: do first when he initially comes out, he would need
Speaker 12: to spend time with his family. It needs to be
Speaker 12: a dark period, right, so that he can show if
Speaker 12: there is some remorse. See, the thing about prices is
Speaker 12: that you need to show remorse and you need to
Speaker 12: show accountability.
Speaker 2: So he needs to.
Speaker 12: Get involved with different nonprofits and give backs. He needs
Speaker 12: to show a softer side of him, which, of course
Speaker 12: he will being extremely supportive of women, and he has
Speaker 12: to show that he has supportive women that's not tied
Speaker 12: to sexual desires. Oh, I guarantee you that he will
Speaker 12: probably release a documentary. He probably will also release a book,
Speaker 12: and he's going to talk because right now we haven't
Speaker 12: heard his side of it. We just only heard everybody else.
Speaker 1: Not for emotion in SCS insta. Wait, did I hear
Speaker 1: show Diddy's soft side? Crime stories with Nancy Grace Tisa
Speaker 1: Tel's joining us from the Tisa Tel Show on YouTube?
Speaker 1: Did we already see his soft side when he had
Speaker 1: to dress up in a woman's burka? And do you
Speaker 1: know what on the sides watching his porn listen listening,
Speaker 1: not hearing. I don't think it's funny. I think I
Speaker 1: think it's a shame what's happening in our justice system
Speaker 1: right now? A comeback? My rear end? Why how is
Speaker 1: he making a comeback? Nonprofits, women's causes, charities? What listen?
Speaker 6: The publicist, God bless her soul. Publicist jobs are to say,
Speaker 6: don't worry. Everybody's going to forget when you sacrifice twelve
Speaker 6: puppies in Times Square, just show them that golden smile.
Speaker 6: The publicis is giving a public's answer, and I agree
Speaker 6: with you.
Speaker 1: I wasn't court, okay.
Speaker 6: It was disgusting, the miscarriacter justice Okay.
Speaker 2: He wasn't working the jury. He was looking at starstruck people.
Speaker 1: The issue with.
Speaker 6: Diddy is, yes, he can go if you're willing to listen,
Speaker 6: and he'll say that, you know, porn was performance art,
Speaker 6: you know. And when he got into a fight, he's
Speaker 6: probably gonna say that was interpreted dance that he was
Speaker 6: performing for his Arts and Culture division in prison. The
Speaker 6: fact of it, what Diddy making a comeback is, first
Speaker 6: of all, let's talk facts.
Speaker 2: Didn't even before this all happened.
Speaker 6: He wasn't able to get his comeback album off. Yes,
Speaker 6: there will always be someone that will be eligible to
Speaker 6: be president of the future Wife Beaters of America Club.
Speaker 6: But those are the people did he want? Did he
Speaker 6: want to be admired? He wants to be in the
Speaker 6: top echelon of society, wants to be looked at as
Speaker 6: a philosopher king sort of and the success he wants.
Speaker 2: I think that it's going to evade.
Speaker 6: Him, just because when the courts fail, there is something
Speaker 6: that goes back to the dawna society where it is
Speaker 6: public shaming, public pressure.
Speaker 2: Diddy's issue is regardless of what he says, I do
Speaker 2: think times are changing.
Speaker 6: I think thanks to your work, many of the Panels's work,
Speaker 6: people look at domestic violence and they look at sex
Speaker 6: crimes a lot differently. And even if you're not convicted,
Speaker 6: who wants to be the fine, upstanding citizen that goes
Speaker 6: to a ditty concert that has his book on the
Speaker 6: coffee table.
Speaker 2: That's the issue did he faces? Yes, he can always
Speaker 2: go in the mud.
Speaker 6: And find idiots to go to a show that Diddy
Speaker 6: doesn't want the mud. He wants to be looked at,
Speaker 6: almost as a deity. So this comeback that he speaks
Speaker 6: of for thinking people, think people that have a moral
Speaker 6: compass and people that want more from themselves and people
Speaker 6: around them. I just don't see this comeback happening and
Speaker 6: on social media, okay, unless did. These people are being
Speaker 6: bullied and his fans are being shamed from coming out.
Speaker 2: On social media.
Speaker 6: Across every demographic, social, economic, and religious.
Speaker 2: He is person on grata, So again, good luck with
Speaker 2: this comeback. He speaks of.
Speaker 1: This as seemingly Tupac Shakur is reaching from beyond the grave.
Speaker 1: Will he point the finger at Sean Comebs aka Diddy?
Speaker 1: People swear Shawn comes was involved and the Tupac Shakur
Speaker 1: hit it's called a big mystery. It's not a mystery.
Speaker 1: There are thousands of people meeling around on the streets,
Speaker 1: in sidewalks of Vegas twenty four to seven. He gets
Speaker 1: shot in plane view and nobody's awe a thing that's
Speaker 1: not true. In the Last Hour's Dave Mac, a witness
Speaker 1: list has been released in the Tupac Shakur murder trial.
Speaker 1: Tell me about the trial, Nancy.
Speaker 8: You know this is the trial of keith Y D. Dwayne,
Speaker 8: keith Y D. Davis, the sole defendant. Mind you all right?
Speaker 7: This long awaited trial, Nancy, centers around the murder of Tupac.
Speaker 7: He was shot in his car in Vegas as they
Speaker 7: were leaving boxing match. Right, and you mentioned of twenty
Speaker 7: four to seven people all the time in Vegas, Well,
Speaker 7: it was even greater on that night in nineteen ninety six.
Speaker 7: The people gearing up to testify the witness list Nancy
Speaker 7: right now, Marion sug Knight, sixty one years old. He
Speaker 7: was injured in that shooting that killed Tupac. He was
Speaker 7: there in the vehicle. Oscar Goodman. Oscar is now eighty
Speaker 7: seven years old. He was the mayor of Las Vegas
Speaker 7: from nineteen ninety nine to twenty eleven. Now, before he
Speaker 7: started serving as mayor, Goodman worked as a defense attorney
Speaker 7: and represented a number of defendants who were.
Speaker 8: Part of organized crime. He's on the witness list. David Chesknopf.
Speaker 7: He is the law partner of Goodman's listed as another
Speaker 7: test witness. Reggie White Junior, Reggie White Senior, These are
Speaker 7: the Reggie White Junior is the former head of security
Speaker 7: at death Row Records and Davis said that Wright was
Speaker 7: the man who organized the hit on Tupac. Something really
Speaker 7: important to point out here is that law enforcement and
Speaker 7: we're talking federal DEA agent interviews with Dwayne Keefey. D.
Speaker 7: Davis suggests that he pointed the finger at Columns having
Speaker 7: put a one million dollar bounty on the head of Tupac. Now,
Speaker 7: this finger pointing was strong enough that when the claim
Speaker 7: was made, law enforcement went into overdrive researching Ditty and
Speaker 7: his possible involvement and found quote, no credible evidence to
Speaker 7: investigate any further or to charge Ditty in relation to
Speaker 7: the Tupac murder. I think it's important, Nancy to point
Speaker 7: out no credible evidence and the man who made the
Speaker 7: claim is the man going on trial.
Speaker 1: Dwayne Keethy, d Davis, Dave Mac. Let me understand at
Speaker 1: the get go, there was an ambush of Tupac on
Speaker 1: an elevator in one of the big hotels. Why don't
Speaker 1: you show me that shot of Shakur? Why am I
Speaker 1: getting a monk shot the man's dead? Show me a
Speaker 1: beauty shot for Pete's sake. You know you showed me
Speaker 1: Control room every photo of Seancomb's dressed all up at
Speaker 1: all of these parties. Then Tupac's your one of the
Speaker 1: most talented people to ever live. You show me his
Speaker 1: mug shot? Really? Okay? Correct? Me if I'm wrong. Teas
Speaker 1: to tales, Dave Mac Tupac was ambushed on an elevator.
Speaker 1: Let's just start with that. In a Posh hotel, Tupac
Speaker 1: insinuated that Diddy was involved. Diddy didn't like that. Listen.
Speaker 13: Dwayne Keethy d Davis claims credit for Tupac's murder on
Speaker 13: Beet and in his memoir, he says Puffy Combs wanted
Speaker 13: Knight and Tupac's heads after their disc track hit them up.
Speaker 13: When Davis offers to carry out the hits, Combs agrees
Speaker 13: to pay him one million dollars. According to Davis, Eric
Speaker 13: zip Martin, a New York drug dealer, suggests they have
Speaker 13: the perfect opportunity to carry out Puffy's hit, and even
Speaker 13: provides the gun. Davis, Anderson, Terrence Brown, and DeAndre Smith
Speaker 13: stake out the club where she Cour is performing, but
Speaker 13: Tupac's a no show and the crips abandoned the plan.
Speaker 13: Driving down the strip, they spot Night and Tupac stopped
Speaker 13: in traffic. Brown flips a U turn in their white Cadillac.
Speaker 13: Davis passes Anderson the gun, and Anderson leans over Smith
Speaker 13: to shoot Tupac.
Speaker 5: We wiped it quick. You know, there's nothing who brought
Speaker 5: up the amount of one million dollars Puffy he ever
Speaker 5: involved in any of these conversations about it's always just.
Speaker 1: Now, let's get the timing down regarding potential motive to
Speaker 1: murder Tupac potential motive. As of tonight, Shawn Colmbs is
Speaker 1: not charged in the murder of Tupac Shakur. A witness
Speaker 1: list came out, but hey, hold aunts tails, Daryl Cohen,
Speaker 1: you want to tell me that everybody that is on
Speaker 1: that witness list and more aren't gonna be ready to
Speaker 1: point the finger at Sean Combs to save their own skin, Pansy.
Speaker 3: They're going to do whatever they need to do to
Speaker 3: make sure the truth is told, which means protect me,
Speaker 3: because my skin means more to me than puff Daddy's skin.
Speaker 3: And by the way, Nancy, my memory about puff Daddy.
Speaker 3: Wasn't there some sort of a situation at a hotel
Speaker 3: in Hollywood that was on video that showed what a
Speaker 3: wonderful human being he was In addition to all of this,
Speaker 3: I would.
Speaker 1: Love to show it, but we would be accused of
Speaker 1: perpetuating violence on women if we showed the truth. Yes, yes,
Speaker 1: it shows him in detail on video, and if that
Speaker 1: hadn't been made public, the case would never have gone forward.
Speaker 1: You're right, Darryl Cohen, of him beating and dragging Cassie
Speaker 1: Venturiro when she was trying to get away from a
Speaker 1: freak off. She was tired of being videoed for his enjoyment,
Speaker 1: videoed in porn, that's right. And then when she wouldn't
Speaker 1: do what he said, he comes out in a towel,
Speaker 1: nothing but a towel. He gets mad finally because she
Speaker 1: want do what he wants, and he throws and breaks
Speaker 1: an expensive face. Oh yeah, I knew I was gonna
Speaker 1: have to see that. Thank god the towel didn't fall off.
Speaker 1: Back to the murder of Chupac Shakur, Darryl Cohen, you
Speaker 1: and I have seen it. Of course, you got to
Speaker 1: consider the source that someone would be saying it to
Speaker 1: save their own skin. You and I have seen it.
Speaker 1: I can't even count the times in court. It's just like,
Speaker 1: let me look at my watch, I'm about to hear
Speaker 1: them blame somebody else. I would not be surprised as
Speaker 1: you and I are talking, because we've both seen it
Speaker 1: in court a million times. Someone pointing the finger at
Speaker 1: Diddy in court. This, as we learned Tisa Tell's joining
Speaker 1: us from Tissa Tel's show on you YouTube Coms just
Speaker 1: sold his Star Island home for what was it, fifty
Speaker 1: five million dollars?
Speaker 2: Yeah, fifty five million dollars sale.
Speaker 6: But even if you get to the story about that,
Speaker 6: it shows Diddy being an oily little weasel. He was
Speaker 6: forced to sell the home for fifty five million because
Speaker 6: prior to that he was entering into a secret deal
Speaker 6: to sell the home for fifty five million. When they
Speaker 6: got to closing, they refused to show clean title, so
Speaker 6: the deal fell through. The gentleman that he was supposed
Speaker 6: to sell it with then petitioned the court. He filed
Speaker 6: a lawsuit even though it was supposed to go to arpitation,
Speaker 6: saying they want the courts to force sell and wouldn't
Speaker 6: you know it did? He's team said, this is ridiculous.
Speaker 2: You didn't have to put it in the media, and
Speaker 2: wouldn't you know it?
Speaker 6: A couple of weeks later this the home was sold
Speaker 6: for fifty five million. Now, interestingly enough, before the fight
Speaker 6: with Diddy happened in jail, and we'll see, actually, if
Speaker 6: there's a real real punishment metered out for that horrible behavior.
Speaker 6: Diddy was thinking that he was going to be home
Speaker 6: by November of twenty twenty seven, or maybe even summer
Speaker 6: of twenty twenty seven. And again when he got that hope,
Speaker 6: they're saying that's when he took back the offer or
Speaker 6: tried to slow.
Speaker 2: Down the offer for selling a home.
Speaker 6: So the thing is with Sean Ditty Clombs is I'm
Speaker 6: sure you know everything that happens when you get under
Speaker 6: the layers. There's a pattern of him just being slippery,
Speaker 6: him being weasley, and nothing is as easy as it seemed.
Speaker 6: But the fifty five million dollar home, he thought he
Speaker 6: needed the money and something happened and he said I
Speaker 6: didn't and he tried to back out and the sale
Speaker 6: was actually forced. So I'm not sure how happy Diddy
Speaker 6: is about that sale.
Speaker 1: We wait as justice and folds, but don't worry Sean comes.
Speaker 1: The EDBD d D committee is on you like a
Speaker 1: cheap suit. We don't forget if you know or you
Speaker 1: think you know anything regarding Seawan Comes, his prosecution cases
Speaker 1: against him or in the Tupac Shakur case. Call Homeland
Speaker 1: Security eight seven seven four four seven four eight four
Speaker 1: seven repeat eight seven, seven for four, seven for eight
Speaker 1: for seven. Tonight we remember an American hero. Deputy Constable
Speaker 1: Caleb Rule Fort ben County, Texas, passed away in the
Speaker 1: line of duty after fifteen years on the force, leaving
Speaker 1: behind wife Eden and four children without a dad. American hero,
Speaker 1: Deputy Constable Caleb Rule. Thank you to our guest, but
Speaker 1: especially to you for being with us tonight. Nancy Gray
Speaker 1: signing off, I'll see you tomorrow night, and until then,
Speaker 1: good night.