Puff Daddy is a victim of outlandish conspiracy theories —Attorneys

The legal team representing troubled American music mogul Sean Puffy Combs popularly known as Puff Daddy has declared that their client is a victim of ‘inflammatory statements’ and ‘outlandish conspiracy theories’.

A new court document filed before Judge Arun Subramanian by Puff Daddy’s attorneys is requesting an immediate order that would prevent potential witnesses from making public statements.

“Mr. Combs has been the target of an unending stream of allegations by prospective witnesses and their counsel in the press,’ his attorneys said.

‘’These prospective witnesses and their lawyers have made numerous inflammatory extrajudicial statements aimed at assassinating Mr Combs’s character in the press.’’

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‘’Some have even peddled outlandish conspiracy theories,’’ the lawyers said.
This comes a day after Puff Daddy was hit with seven new lawsuits, including one from an accuser who claimed he was 13-years-old at the time he was assaulted by Diddy.

This was made known by attorney Tony Buzzbee who disclosed that the lawsuits include allegations of s3xual assault, s3xual abuse, and s3xual exploitation against Diddy, spanning over two decades.

According to Buzzbee, the lawsuits also spans three states, New York, Los Angeles, and Las Vegas. “Most of the events described occurred in the year 2022.” He added.

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