Music Mogul Sean 'Diddy' Combs: Grand Jury to Hear from Witness with Alleged Videos

A federal grand jury is currently investigating music mogul Sean 'Diddy' Combs. On Thursday, jurors were expected to hear from a witness who claims to have videos that might show celebrities being mistreated by Combs. The witness isn't a victim himself, but he has important information. Attorney Ariel Mitchell talked to CNN about one of her clients who was called to testify. She said her client isn't suing Combs and isn't claiming to be a victim. Instead, he has evidence about accusations of sexual abuse and other bad behavior by Combs. Mitchell has also worked with two women who accused Combs of wrongdoing in the past. In one case, she asked the court to let her step down because her client's behavior was making it hard to work together.

The US Attorney’s Office has declined to comment on the grand jury's activities. Combs' representatives haven't responded to CNN’s request for comment either. Combs has pleaded not guilty to charges of sex trafficking, racketeering, and other crimes. His lawyers insist he never did anything wrong. This isn't the first time accusations have surfaced against Combs. Since his arrest last month, prosecutors have been actively investigating. They've said that more charges or defendants could be added. New accusers and witnesses have been meeting with federal agents. The grand jury has been meeting regularly, according to sources. They're looking into Combs' devices and iCloud accounts. They're also checking bank records and messages. The trial is set to start in May 2025. Combs has denied all the civil cases against him.

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