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Woman Sneaks Into Court Screams “Diddy, They’re Coming After You!” & Tells Officers To Pull Out Guns
05 Jun 2025
“Diddy, they’re laughing at you! This is not a game!” The lady is screaming in the back of the courtroom. Everyone whips their heads around to stare - and there she is. Staring off 3 court officers and threatening them to take out their gun. “Diddy is walking perfection. Take out your guns!” The woman has been banned from the courthouse, wore a scarf around her head (not for religious reasons), and snuck into the very courtroom where Diddy is now staring straight at her. Mouth agape. This was the very important message that she had to deliver - “They’re laughing at you.” She is dragged out of the courtroom but that is not the last we will hear from her. She has been there almost every single day during the USA v. Sean Combs case and there have been rumors circulating that she is a paid actor. But why? Full show notes at rottenmangopodcast.com
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I think the digital footprint associated with the Sean Combs case is massive, but also while it's ongoing, there's new little tidbits, little nuggets that are being added to this massive collection of data on a daily basis.
The Combs sons walk into the courtroom and side note, I just thought this was kind of goofy, but Christian King Combs had Instagram storied and it's him in the van with his brothers listening to music while they're headed to court. which is already kind of a crazy thing, but that's okay. In the corner of this Instagram story, however, are the words, one word, early and a bird emoji.
Early bird, okay? I don't know if he's trying to say early bird gets the worm. I don't know what he's early for because he was very late to court. They're pretty late to court almost every single day. So I don't know what the early bird is. Wait, so they show up like in the middle?
Yeah, sometimes the witness is already testifying and they'll show up. So I'm not entirely sure what the bird was for, but nevertheless, nobody in the courtroom is thinking about that because there have just been too many crazy things. This feels like the least of everybody's worries. Another morning more recently, another disturbance takes place inside the courtroom.
And I feel like I was telling you guys a lot of strange things have been happening in the courthouse. and this this is just another one of them okay so every single day diddy has four u.s marshals that sit around him watching his every single move before he even gets into the courtroom the marshall that we've nicknamed messy because he is truly like the spitting image of messy the soccer player
He goes in and he sweeps his hand all through Diddy's chair. It's like one of those wooden leather cushioned chairs with armrests, nothing special. But he will lift it up, scope it out under. He'll touch all the legs. He'll push on the cushion. He'll swipe the cushion with his hands on all sides. He's looking for hidden contraband, weapons, anything abnormal.
And they never find anything, of course. But they've also never really... put their hands on Diddy until that day. So sure, the Marshalls, they might give him like a fist bump or two, depending on the mood that Diddy's in. Sometimes Diddy will even hand Messi a post-it note and a few nods will be exchanged. I think he's probably asking for the bathroom or something.
Diddy is escorted in on this particular day. The judge then comes out and sits on the bench. Everybody instinctively stands. Judge Arun, Father Arun, humble. He says, please be seated. I don't think he likes when people stand for him. I think it's a thing that you have to do. And I think he's accepted it's part of the process, but he preferably doesn't like it. With his energy?
He's always like, please be seated. Unless you'd like to stand. Yeah, I think it's just very formal and he just wants to get straight into business. So he's already into it. Let's start with GX10C114. It's 8.30. Usually it's about 30 minutes before the jurors are escorted in. So the prosecutors and the defense, this is when they argue.
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