Federal Investigators Are Reportedly Preparing to Bring Diddy Accusers Before a Grand Jury
According to CNN, federal investigators have recently contacted Combs' accusers as the probe into his alleged criminal wrongdoing looms larger by the day.
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On Wednesday, a new development in the litigation against Sean “Diddy” Combs arrived. Federal investigators are currently preparing to bring accusers of the rapper and entrepreneur before a federal grand jury, according to a CNN report.
For those who’ve lost count by now, Combs has been named in eight civil lawsuits—all but one accusing him of sexual assault—since November. One of the eight lawsuits, filed by former girlfriend, Cassie Ventura, was settled for an undisclosed sum that same month. Another lawsuit accused his son, Christian Combs, of sexual assault while the elder Combs is alleged to have aided and abetted. The innumerable allegations against Combs in the filings include sexual assault, physical abuse, harassment, racketeering, and sex trafficking.
One source told CNN that possible witnesses have been contacted and interviewed by investigators, stating that they could soon be asked to testify before a federal grand jury in New York City. If this is the case, it would be safe to say that the federal government’s probe of Combs—marked by Homeland Security’s raids of his homes in March—would be advancing significantly. Among the evidence reviewed by investigators were videotapes. Whether they were removed from Combs’ homes during the raids or taken directly from witnesses isn’t known at this time.