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In this episode of "Hidden Killers With Tony Brueski," retired FBI Special Agent Robin Dreeke discusses the serious allegations against Sean "Diddy" Combs. Despite Diddy’s complete denial and disparaging comments about the victims, a video surfaced showing him assaulting Cassie in a hotel, which aligns with her civil suit details. Dreeke explains that this video not only corroborates Cassie's testimony but also lends credibility to other victims' claims. Diddy’s subsequent public apology, where he admits his behavior but focuses on his own suffering rather than the victims, is seen as self-serving. Dreeke suggests that Diddy’s response reveals his narcissistic tendencies, as he fails to show genuine remorse or empathy for the victims. The discussion highlights the challenge of dealing with powerful individuals who manipulate and intimidate their way out of accountability. Dreeke emphasizes that Diddy's public admission, though likely unintended, could be a significant blow to his defense, as it implicitly validates other allegations against him.

Main Points
- Serious allegations against Sean "Diddy" Combs include sexual assault and abuse.
- Diddy denies the allegations and insults the victims.
- A video showing Diddy assaulting Cassie corroborates her civil suit.
- Diddy’s public apology focuses on his suffering rather than the victims’.
- Dreeke highlights Diddy's narcissistic tendencies and lack of genuine remorse.
- The video admission inadvertently supports other victims' claims.
- Power dynamics and manipulation have helped Diddy avoid accountability.

#SeanDiddyCombs #Cassie #SexualAssault #Narcissism #HiddenKillers #VictimSupport #LegalConsequences
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In the latest episode of "Hidden Killers With Tony Brueski," defense attorney Bob Motta discusses key aspects of the Karen Read trial, focusing on Brian Higgins' testimony. Higgins admitted to destroying his phone by throwing it away at a military base, raising suspicions about his actions. The conversation explores the possible motives behind this act, with Motta suggesting that Higgins' explanation was unconvincing and could be perceived as hiding something. Motta critiques the defense's aggressive approach and questions the effectiveness of their strategy in casting Higgins as a central figure in their theory of the case. He points out that Higgins' calm demeanor and extensive experience as a cop might have neutralized the defense's efforts to portray him negatively. The episode also touches on the complex dynamics of the trial, the challenges of proving Karen Read's intent for second-degree murder, and the implications of the evidence presented so far.

Main Points
- **Destruction of Phone**: Brian Higgins admitted to destroying his phone at a military base, raising questions about his motives.
- **Suspicious Behavior**: Higgins' explanation for destroying the phone was seen as unconvincing and potentially hiding something.
- **Defense Strategy**: Critique of the defense's aggressive approach in trying to portray Higgins negatively.
- **Higgins' Demeanor**: Higgins' calm and experienced demeanor on the stand might have countered the defense's efforts.
- **Complex Trial Dynamics**: Discussion on the nuanced and complex nature of the trial and the challenges in proving intent for second-degree murder.
- **Key Evidence**: Analysis of critical evidence, including text messages and testimonies, and their implications for the case.
- **Upcoming Developments**: Anticipation of what the defense and prosecution will present next in the trial.

#KarenRead #JohnOKeefe #BrianHiggins #BobMotta #HiddenKillers #LegalStrategy #TrialAnalysis
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In the podcast episode of 'Hidden Killers With Tony Brueski,' psychotherapist and author Shavaun Scott discusses the allegations against Sean "Diddy" Combs, focusing on the difficulty of changing abusive behaviors, particularly for someone with a long history of such actions. Scott highlights that Combs, at 57, is unlikely to change his sadistic tendencies. The conversation also explores the common fantasy among victims that their abusers can change, a belief often rooted in trauma and cognitive distortion. They discuss how therapy can help victims recognize and break free from these harmful patterns. Scott explains the concept of trauma bonding, where victims may develop a distorted affection for their abusers, making it difficult to leave abusive relationships. They emphasize the importance of grounding hope in reality, as unrealistic hope can leave victims vulnerable to further harm. The discussion concludes with a critique of Combs' public apology and skepticism about its sincerity and effectiveness.

Main Points
- Sean "Diddy" Combs faces new allegations and potential charges, with a federal grand jury convening to hear from accusers.
- Combs' history of abusive behavior and the low likelihood of change at his age.
- Victims often hold onto the fantasy that their abusers can change, a belief rooted in trauma and cognitive distortion.
- Therapy can help victims recognize and break free from harmful patterns and trauma bonds.
- Trauma bonding explains why victims might develop a distorted affection for their abusers.
- Emphasis on the importance of grounding hope in reality to avoid further harm.
- Critique of Combs' public apology as insincere and ineffective in addressing his abusive behavior.

#SeanDiddyCombs #AbuseAllegations #TraumaBonding #HiddenKillers #ShavaunScott #PublicApology #VictimSupport

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In a recent episode of "Hidden Killers With Tony Brueski," former Felony Prosecutor and defense attorney Eric Faddis discussed the escalating federal investigation into Sean "Diddy" Combs. Federal investigators are preparing to bring Diddy's accusers before a grand jury in New York City. The investigation encompasses allegations of sex trafficking, drug charges, and other potential crimes. Faddis explained the impact of the statute of limitations on bringing charges for older crimes, noting that while some charges may be too old to prosecute, they can still serve as evidence of a pattern of behavior. The conversation also addressed Diddy's public denial of the allegations and his subsequent apology, which Faddis criticized as performative and damaging to Diddy's credibility. The episode highlighted the challenges Diddy faces as the investigation progresses and the implications of his past actions coming to light.

Main Points
- Federal investigators are preparing to bring accusers of Sean "Diddy" Combs before a grand jury.
- The investigation includes allegations of sex trafficking, drug charges, and other potential crimes.
- Statute of limitations may prevent some charges, but past actions can still be used as evidence.
- Diddy publicly denied the allegations but later issued an apology, which was seen as performative.
- Faddis criticized Diddy's legal and PR team's handling of the situation.
- The investigation's progress highlights the growing challenges Diddy faces.
- Diddy's credibility has been significantly damaged by his strong initial denials and subsequent revelations.

#SeanDiddyCombs #EricFaddis #HiddenKillersPodcast #FederalInvestigation #SexTrafficking #DrugCharges #CredibilityIssues
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In a recent episode of "Hidden Killers With Tony Brueski," retired FBI Special Agent Jennifer Coffindaffer discussed the ongoing federal investigation into Sean "Diddy" Combs. The conversation centered around a new federal grand jury in New York City examining allegations of sexual abuse and violence against Combs. The investigation is exploring potential RICO (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations) charges, which could encompass a wide range of offenses dating back to his early career. Coffindaffer highlighted the significance of the video evidence seized from Combs' home, which could be critical in building the case. The discussion also covered the possible timeline and implications of the grand jury's findings, emphasizing the extensive nature of RICO cases and their ability to consolidate numerous allegations into a single comprehensive indictment.

Main Points
- Federal investigation into Sean "Diddy" Combs includes a new grand jury examining allegations of sexual abuse and violence.
- Potential RICO charges are being considered, which could encompass crimes dating back to Combs' early career.
- Video evidence seized from Combs' home is expected to play a crucial role in the investigation.
- RICO charges allow for the investigation to include a wide range of offenses over an extended period.
- If indicted, Combs could face a comprehensive package of charges leading to an arrest and trial.
- The grand jury process is expected to be thorough and time-consuming due to the volume of evidence.
- The RICO statute allows older allegations to be prosecuted if they are part of an ongoing criminal enterprise.

#SeanDiddyCombs #HiddenKillersWithTonyBrueski #JenniferCoffindaffer #FederalInvestigation #RICOCharges #TrueCrime #GrandJury
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