Mark Eiglarsh

So look, let's just hypothetically say that he gets indicted and charged with this sexual assault from back in 2020.

In order to...

You know, bring someone's character in.

There's lots of safeguards that are intended to cause criminal charges to stand on their own.

We can't essentially convict people because of their general bad character.

Regardless of whether or not this evidence actually comes in, whoever's on this hypothetical jury in this hypothetical criminal case already knows what kind of person Diddy is.

So, you know, you could, I guess, theoretically say a jury might could find him guilty just because they know independently of any evidence that comes into a courtroom what kind of person Diddy is.

The judge would tell him, no, you can't do that.

I said the jury already knows it.

Toilet one.

Megan, I remember there was testimony at the sentencing hearing that he'd overcome his substance abuse issues and all, but now we hear that he's desperate enough that he's going to drink hooch out of the toilet?

What's going on?

I don't believe the statement that they made, the claim that they don't know the cause and manner of death.

I find that very, very difficult to believe at this point, because even when you have bodies that are mutilated like this, good medical, forensic medical examiners can get to the cause and manner of death usually pretty quickly.

Sometimes it may take a little longer if the body's in really bad shape.

But by this point, I think they pretty well know

what the cause and manner of death was.

We reported on MK True Crime just within the last week or two that the Los Angeles law enforcement authorities were essentially at a standstill with this, and they were saying, look, we've got no evidence of any additional crime.

But then there was this public freakout.

The public put a lot of pressure on law enforcement in LA, and now we've got them saying, okay, there's a suspect.