Diddy Rival Names Several Alleged High Profile Co-Conspirators

Now, according to a write-up in Vibe, former Diddy rival Suge Knight claims that a number of rap industry heads, such as Dr. Dre, Jay-Z, and more, were involved in Diddy’s so-called “freak off” parties, suggesting that these rap icons could soon see charges of their own.

While it’s impossible to know for sure how reliable Suge Knight’s information is, it certainly adds to a flurry of accusations that have been making the rounds in the entertainment industry.

Diddy is currently being held in a New York City jail without the possibility of bail while awaiting federal charges of sex trafficking and racketeering.

The rapper and Bad Boy Records founder has been accused of numerous sexual assaults, including the recent filing of over 120 alleged victims’ reports dating back nearly 30 years.

None of these cases have yielded a criminal conviction at this time. However, if the charges do turn out to be true, it would mean that Diddy and his co-conspirators have been trafficking numerous men, women, and children, drugging them, assaulting them while unconscious at lavish house parties, and intimidating them as a means to curtail any police interference.

While speaking on Combs’ alleged crimes during a recent interview, fellow record industry executive Suge Knight was quick to name a host of prolific executives and multi-platinum-selling artists as potential Diddy co-conspirators.

Specifically, Knight claimed that acts such as T.I., Rick Ross, Jay-Z, Snoop Dogg, The Game, and Dr. Dre were at the very least aware of Diddy’s freak off parties, and refused to do anything to stop them.

The former Death Row Records head honcho also argued that Diddy was likely assaulted by a series of predatory music industry leaders who came before him, naming Clive Davis, Russell Simmons, Jimmy Iovine, and others.

While it comes as no surprise that Diddy would have many industry co-conspirators, it should be noted that Suge Knight is not always a trustworthy source of information.

The former CEO is currently serving a 28-year prison sentence in California for a number of compounding crimes, including one count of voluntary manslaughter which stemmed from a 2015 hit-and-run incident.

Suge and Diddy have long been enemies in the industry and have both separately been accused of having something to do with the untimely shooting deaths of rap greats such as Tupac Shakur and The Notorious B.I.G.

Despite Suge Knight’s decades-long animosity with Diddy, the incarcerated mogul explained that he “does not jump up and down and cheer for no black man going to prison.”

Suge seemed to speak on Diddy’s alleged co-conspirators with hushed tones of understanding and empathy, arguing that Combs was likely forced to take on the role of freak off host after he was himself victimized by elder executives.

As the Diddy case continues to heat up, Hollywood actors, rap industry veterans, and even some public figures and politicians are expected to be exposed for violent sexual crimes, though for now, nothing is concrete.

Source: Vibe