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A growing number of high-profile celebrities are discreetly paying off victims to avoid being publicly named in lawsuits connected to Sean “Diddy” Combs' sexual assault case, according to attorney Tony Buzbee. Buzbee, who is representing over 120 individuals alleging abuse by Combs, recently revealed that his legal firm is giving some celebrities the opportunity to settle before their involvement becomes part of a public lawsuit.

 

 

In an interview with TMZ, Buzbee noted that several celebrities have opted to settle to keep their names out of the media. “In every single case, especially cases like this… because it’s in the best interests of the victim, we attempt to resolve these matters without the filing of a public lawsuit, and we’ve done that already with a handful of individuals, many of which you’ve heard of before,” Buzbee said, as reported by the *Daily Mail*.

 

Combs, the 54-year-old founder of Bad Boy Records, was arrested last month in connection with a criminal sex-trafficking case. He has pleaded not guilty to the charges. Buzbee, however, has made it clear that this is only the beginning, with multiple lawsuits—some on behalf of 25 minors—set to be filed in the near future. Before the lawsuits hit the court system, Buzbee has sent demand letters to other individuals who may also be facing legal action.

 

Buzbee emphasized that his legal team will be pursuing not only Combs but also anyone who witnessed or was involved in the alleged abuses. “If you were there in the room, participated, watched it happen, and didn’t say anything or helped cover it up, in my view, you have a problem,” he said. According to Buzbee, many well-known figures have already settled their cases.

 

The attorney also hinted that the revelation of big names involved in the scandal may not happen immediately, despite widespread speculation. “Everyone is focused on what other celebrities were involved, who is going to be named, who is going to be outed. I don’t expect that to happen this week,” Buzbee commented. “We want to make sure if we name individuals beyond Mr. Combs that we have done our homework because it is going to create a firestorm, and we understand that.”

 

Since his arrest on September 16, Combs has been in custody. The federal charges accuse him of forcing women into drug-fueled “freak off” sex parties involving male prostitutes, which allegedly spanned over a decade. According to prosecutors, Combs often used violence or threats of violence to compel the victims to comply. In the aftermath of his arrest, more victims have come forward, sharing their stories and filing legal claims.

 

However, Combs and his legal team maintain that the alleged activities, including the “freak offs,” were between consenting adults. They have also strongly denied any involvement with minors or instances of abuse. Despite the defense’s claims, the case continues to attract attention as the prospect of more celebrities being implicated looms large.

 

Based on a report from NYP News 2024-10-09

 

 

 

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I wonder if any of his parties served pizza?

 

'Cause, that would 'splain a lot...

 

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13 hours ago, Social Media said:

However, Combs and his legal team maintain that the alleged activities, including the “freak offs,” were between consenting adults. They have also strongly denied any involvement with minors or instances of abuse.

i wonder if tCombs and the actors and other people attending these parties know that they are liable as well and that even if the victims agreed to attending and participating, that it doesn't mean those victims were not coerced with promises for a better future and the ability to meet famous people who can help their careers. Combs and those who participated are all guilty in some way or form.