A man who claims to have digital evidence of Sean “Diddy” combsAlleged scare parties have been presented.

Courtney Burgess testified before a federal grand jury on Thursday, October 31, after being contacted by agents from the Department of Homeland Security, NewsNation reported.

After testifying, Burgess, along with his attorney, Ariel Mitchell — appeared on NewsNation banfield and alleged that he was given 11 flash drives that may contain evidence against the rap mogul.

The videos allegedly featured eight celebrities, six men and two women, and Burgess claimed that “two or three” of the individuals were minors.

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He alleged that “all” the stars appeared to be under the influence or intoxicated in the images and were apparently “victims” and not “perpetrators.” Mitchell said his client was unable to go into further detail due to the ongoing investigation.

Us weekly has reached out to Diddy’s team for comment. criminal defense lawyer Marcos Geragoswhose daughter Teny Geragos represents Diddy, said he “does not believe” Burgess’ allegations.

“I think prosecutors think he didn’t pass the smell test,” he shared on NewsNation. Cuomo“and I suspect prosecutors brought him before the grand jury because I don’t think anyone is buying what he’s selling.”

In September, Diddy, 54, was arrested and accused of charges sex trafficking and extortion.

in a 14 page indictmentDiddy was accused of orchestrating “Freak Offs,” which allegedly “crafted and produced sexual performances” that allegedly took place in various hotel rooms.

During these “Freak Offs,” Diddy allegedly “distributed a variety of controlled substances to the victims” to keep them “obedient and docile” during sexual acts. Both Diddy and the alleged victims “received intravenous fluids to recover from physical exertion and drug use” after the events.

The rap mogul, father of seven, pleaded not guilty to the charges and denied all allegations. he will remain behind bars at New York’s Metropolitan Detention Center before his trial begins in May 2025.

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His children appear to be united in support of their father. in a rare public statementDiddy’s six oldest children expressed disappointment in the “false narratives” surrounding their father.

“Many have judged him and us based on accusations, conspiracy theories and false narratives that have reached the point of absurdity on social media,” they shared in a joint statement. Instagram statement of October 22. “We are united, supporting (Diddy) every step of the way.”

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