Brian Buckmeyer

So don't do it, maybe.

So don't do it, maybe.

So September comes around and we all see that Sean Combs is in New York, his native home, because he's born in Harlem. He's at Central Park hanging out. I think he's like playing hacky sack, doing things that people do in Central Park. A couple hours later, he gets arrested in the lobby of his hotel.

So September comes around and we all see that Sean Combs is in New York, his native home, because he's born in Harlem. He's at Central Park hanging out. I think he's like playing hacky sack, doing things that people do in Central Park. A couple hours later, he gets arrested in the lobby of his hotel.

And we find out that there's an indictment and the indictment gets released when he is in the Southern District of New York. and he's pleading not guilty. Within the indictment, the original first indictment, we see there are three charges.

And we find out that there's an indictment and the indictment gets released when he is in the Southern District of New York. and he's pleading not guilty. Within the indictment, the original first indictment, we see there are three charges.

Racketeering conspiracy, which most people would hear about as RICO, sex trafficking by force, fraud, or coercion, as well as transportation for the purpose of prostitution. Three counts. The most serious of the counts has a possible sentence of life without the possibility of parole.

Racketeering conspiracy, which most people would hear about as RICO, sex trafficking by force, fraud, or coercion, as well as transportation for the purpose of prostitution. Three counts. The most serious of the counts has a possible sentence of life without the possibility of parole.

And so these are serious, these are wide-ranging allegations because within that racketeering charge, and you'll hear it as there being a criminal enterprise, there are underlying crimes within that criminal enterprise. Sex trafficking, forced labor, arson.

And so these are serious, these are wide-ranging allegations because within that racketeering charge, and you'll hear it as there being a criminal enterprise, there are underlying crimes within that criminal enterprise. Sex trafficking, forced labor, arson.

When you talk about a RICO case, what you're really saying is that this person has a criminal enterprise, and that criminal enterprise is moving towards a singular goal. In Diddy's case, the allegations are the freak-offs, right? The thousand bottles of baby oil, the elaborate recording of sex acts that allegedly lasted for days, where people had to get IVs, where...

When you talk about a RICO case, what you're really saying is that this person has a criminal enterprise, and that criminal enterprise is moving towards a singular goal. In Diddy's case, the allegations are the freak-offs, right? The thousand bottles of baby oil, the elaborate recording of sex acts that allegedly lasted for days, where people had to get IVs, where...

Sex workers were flown in to have sex with individuals who were drugged. There was allegedly GHB in the baby oil. But in order to maintain that criminal enterprise, certain things need to allegedly have been done.

Sex workers were flown in to have sex with individuals who were drugged. There was allegedly GHB in the baby oil. But in order to maintain that criminal enterprise, certain things need to allegedly have been done.

The arson is a big one for me, and I think also is a connective thread throughout a lot of the allegations, because if you go to Cassie's lawsuit, she says that at one point in time, her and Sean Combs were on a break. And during that break, she was talking to, dating, whatever vernacular you want to use, Kid Cudi, another rapper in the industry.

The arson is a big one for me, and I think also is a connective thread throughout a lot of the allegations, because if you go to Cassie's lawsuit, she says that at one point in time, her and Sean Combs were on a break. And during that break, she was talking to, dating, whatever vernacular you want to use, Kid Cudi, another rapper in the industry.

And her allegations is that Sean Combs threatened Cassie to make him go away. And he, according to Cassie's allegations, said, I will make sure that his car blows up and that his friends or people around him are there to see it, to show the extent of power that he has in order, as the allegations in the indictment would be, to control Cassie.

And her allegations is that Sean Combs threatened Cassie to make him go away. And he, according to Cassie's allegations, said, I will make sure that his car blows up and that his friends or people around him are there to see it, to show the extent of power that he has in order, as the allegations in the indictment would be, to control Cassie.

Because in order to keep her doing the freak-offs, which is what the criminal enterprise does, he needs to control her through means of threats and force. That's how the arson plays into the racketeering conspiracy.

Because in order to keep her doing the freak-offs, which is what the criminal enterprise does, he needs to control her through means of threats and force. That's how the arson plays into the racketeering conspiracy.