Federal prosecutors are gearing up to present accusers of Sean “Diddy” Combs before a grand jury in New York City. This move marks a significant escalation in the ongoing federal investigation into the rap mogul, who faces multiple serious allegations.
CNN reports that individuals who have filed civil lawsuits against Combs have been contacted by investigators, signaling that they may soon testify before the grand jury. Combs has been named in eight civil suits, seven of which accuse him of sexual assault. This potential grand jury presentation suggests that federal prosecutors are intensifying their efforts to scrutinize the claims against Combs.
The federal investigation into Combs includes a range of allegations beyond sexual assault. Homeland Security agents raided Combs’ homes in Los Angeles and Miami in March, and sources indicate that the investigation encompasses possible sex trafficking, money laundering, and illegal drug activities.
In a related development, Voletta Wallace, the mother of the late rapper Notorious B.I.G., has publicly expressed her distress over the allegations against Combs. Speaking to Rolling Stone, Wallace said the accusations make her “sick” and extended her support to Cassie, who filed a lawsuit claiming nearly a decade of sexual and physical abuse by Combs. Cassie’s allegations include an incident from 2016 that was reportedly captured on surveillance video. Wallace also expressed empathy for Combs’ mother, hoping that the rapper would apologize to her.
As the federal investigation progresses, the upcoming grand jury proceedings could bring more details to light and potentially lead to criminal charges. The legal and public scrutiny on Combs is intensifying, with significant implications for his career and personal life.
The developments in this high-profile case are closely watched by both the entertainment industry and the public, as they await the grand jury’s findings and any subsequent legal actions.