Diddy complains NBC for documentary while waiting for the charges of sex trade – National

Sean “Diddy” Combs NBCuniversal sues a documentary that he says he wrongly accuses him to be a serial killer who had sex with minor girls while waiting for the charges of federal sex trade.

The lawsuit that was brought on Wednesday to the court of the state of New York says the documentary, Diddy: Making of a Bad Boycontained statements of which NBCUIVERSAL knew that they were incorrect or published with reckless contempt for the truth to list the founder of Bad Boy Records.

“Indeed, the entire starting point of the documentary assumes that Mr Combs has committed countless horrific crimes, including serial murder, rape of minors and sex trade of minors, and attempts to bright psychologize,” the complaint is. ‘It is malicious and unfounded to the conclusion that Mr. Combs is a ‘monster’ and ‘an embodiment of Lucifer’ with ‘many similarities’ Jeffrey Epstein. “

NBC Universal spokespersons and the entertainment company that produced the documentary, which is also mentioned in the suit, did not immediately respond to e -mails that were commenting. The documentary premiered last month on Peacock TV, the streaming service of the network.

“From his youth to becoming a Mogul, this rough look at the journey of Sean Combs through exclusive images and frank interviews is investigating his rise, controversies and the man behind the music,” is a description of the documentary on the Peacock website .

Combs, who is looking for no less than $ 100 million compensation, has since been in a federal prison in Brooklyn His arrest in September About racketeering conspiracy and sex trade.

Federal public prosecutors say he has used his wealth and influence Female victims and male sex workers force drugs drivenDays -long sexual performance that is known as ‘freak offs’.

They say that Combs has used blackmail and violence to intimidate his victims and threaten in a pattern of abuse that goes back to the early 2000s.

Combs has not guilty. His process is planned to start in May.

In the criminal case on Wednesday, a federal judge rejected a request from Combs’s lawyers that a hearing about 19 pages of Combs’ banknotes were taken out of his cell during a desk of Prisons Sweep the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, where Combs becomes held without bail.

Defense lawyers say that the seizure has violated the constitutional rights of Combs, but Judge Arun Subramanian said in a written opinion that an evaluation shows that the government did not deliberately invade the Combs Advocate Privatege, that the correct steps were taken afterwards And the issue is up to the prosecutors because officers suppose they will not use information during the process.

In the civil lawsuit on Wednesday, Erica Wolff, a lawyer for combs, said NBC and the other entities that are called ‘malicious and recklessly excessive lies in the suit’ to ‘take their own pockets’ by bringing viewers to the documentary.

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“When making and broadcasting these lies, among other things, the defendants try to only take advantage of the appetite of the public for scandal without any attention to the truth and at the expense of the Lord Combs on a fair trial,” she said In a statement. ‘Mr. Combs brings this lawsuit to hold defendants responsible for the extraordinary damage caused by their reckless explanations. “

Combs’ lawsuit says that the documentary “false, reckless and malicious” accuses him of murder Kimberly Porter” Christopher Wallace And Dwight Arrington Myers, among other things remarkable names.

Porter, a model that had been the old friend of Combs and the mother of some of his children, died in 2008 at the age of 47 From complications of pneumonia.

Wallace, the rapper who is known as the notorious Great, was killed in 1997 in a still non-showed drive-by-shoot in Los Angeles at the age of 24.

Myers, the rapper who is known as ‘Heavy D’, died of a pulmonary embolism in 2011 at the age of 44.

“It is shamelessly promoting conspiracy theories that have no basis in reality, which repeatedly insinuates that Mr Combs is a serial killer because it cannot be a ‘coincidence’ that several people died in Mr Combs’ job,” the complaint is.

Elsewhere, the complaint says that the documentary in claims that Combs had deepened had sex with underage girls, who quoted a civil complaint that was “thoroughly discredited.” Combs’ lawyers say that the women who referred in that complaint have since confirmed that they were adults at the time.

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