Sean Diddy Combs belongs in jail - painful to watch [hotel surveillance video]

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naming names

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I don’t think I can read any more articles about Diddy unless they’re about him being convicted. Reading the accusations is enough to give me nightmares.

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Nice argument, except some of the participants were employees who may not have been free to consent. Others were underage and therefore couldn’t legally consent.

Nice try.

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let the trial and celebrity names begin

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I still don’t think we’re going to get any names. Kinda like Epstein.

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I’d love to know what the plea offer was, and I suspect it wasn’t terribly favorable to Diddy or didn’t include all crimes so he was afraid of another trial or state charges.

I’m glad it is a federal trial so won’t be on Court TV, just a daily summary which is about all I can take.

I think names would have come out in Epstein’s trial if there had been one.

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and so the trial begins


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I thought about Mr.Combs as he missed the Met Gala last week. Living in jail is pretty bad, but I think it is missing things where he got to be the big deal are an extra punishment. And the theme this year was right up his alley, Dandy Black Men’s fashion.

I found out CrimeCon (like ComicCon but for true crime) is in Denver on Labor Day weekend. I looked up the cost, $400!, and decided that was too much. Then I found out they are looking for volunteers so I applied for that. I’m sure this trial will be a big part of it.

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Verdicts in trial reached.

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I think it will be interesting to see how many high power ‘friends’ will stand by him. Will he be invited to the next Met Gala by Anna Wintor? Will Hollywood welcome him back or attend his parties in the Hamptons?

His attorneys argued in the end that he’s a bad guy, a disgusting human, but that he didn’t do THESE bad things, and I guess the jury believed that. However, that doesn’t mean we all have to welcome him back to society, to buy his (produced) records or support his artists. Sort of like Harvey Weinstein - I try not to support anything that gives him money (although I think he’s given up all rights to residuals).

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Not super surprising. Celebrity status and extreme wealth buy you an A++ defense team (ask O.J., oh wait) I’ll be disgusted (but again, not surprised) if he is accepted back into the norm (as distorted as that is) of celebrity life.

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And now the judge has used this very argument to deny Combs release on bail, pointing to the fact that his own defense admitted he is a violent, bad man.

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