Marjorie Hernandez
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first heard Nov 2024
last heard 16 Sep
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I don't know, Mon Mon, that feels very victim blaming. Don't you agree?
Yeah, he sure did. And the person called Mom actually commented again, saying, this is an excellent podcast. You both do such professional and excellent work. Mom, thank you. Now just write some questions for us.
Then we have the comments online and on Instagram, which focus, perhaps understandably, on the more salacious and less verifiable aspects of the story. Here, main comments coming up again and again are about which other celebs are involved. Alongside demands for them to be named and shamed, which bearing in mind, there's literally zero evidence they did anything wrong.
Just, you know, a picture at a party does not prove guilt. So it seems a little presumptuous.
especially those who have passed away from pneumonia like britney murphy and kim porter yeah we're gonna try to stay clear of the conspiracy theories if there's no actual facts again we are reporters we will report facts not just theories
Parents of individuals who attended freak-offs or were involved with Diddy, there's demands for them to be held accountable, specifically about speculations about Diddy's sexuality. It questions the credibility of the victims. Witnesses are being debated in the comments.
There's a lot of suspicion about people, and especially some people who aren't of high status, I guess, coming forward after all this time. that some people are really victim blaming and saying that they're cashing in and looking for fame. And then there also are calls for people who witnessed abuse at the sex parties and said nothing until now to be held accountable.
So there's a lot of comments saying that people should be locked up for only speaking out now. And then there's some comments asking if Diddy's just the scapegoat. And like some of our previous episodes, we have spoken about how this is an issue with the industry as a whole, that this isn't just a Diddy issue.
Marjorie, I feel like I really appreciate the Spotify comments because, you know, that's pretty constructive feedback. They're asking us questions. They're commenting on our delivery and reporting, which, look, I'm happy to take some constructive criticism. That'll just make us better.
But what's funny is that all the comments on Instagram and, you know, TikTok, it's like they haven't even listened to the show. They just go straight for the conspiracy theories.
Yeah, we love reading the comments. However, we can't respond to all of them. Again, we have lawyers and we do not want to get sued.
And as ever, thank you for listening. Please share all your comments, suggestions, and thoughts on the Trial of Diddy podcast on Apple or Spotify. And follow us on TikTok at Daily Mail Crime.
Goodbye.
Music mogul and rapper Sean Diddy Combs has faced four different lawsuits in recent weeks alleging sexual assault. I'm DailyMail.com journalist Marjorie Hernandez.
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