Beyond The Horizon
Diddy Do It: Adria English And Her Allegations Made Against Diddy (Part 6) (7/10/24)
Adria English, a former porn star, has filed a lawsuit against Sean "Diddy" Combs, accusing him of grooming her into sex trafficking. According to English, she met Combs in 2004 through her boyfriend, who was auditioning for a modeling gig with Combs' company, Sean John. English claims that Combs coerced her into becoming a go-go dancer at his parties and that she was given drugs, including ecstasy, to impair her judgment. She alleges that Combs demanded she have sex with other individuals, including jeweler Jacob Arabov, and that she was sexually assaulted by several people at Combs' parties.
Combs' legal team has denied all allegations, stating that Combs has never engaged in sexual assault or sex trafficking. They argue that the numerous lawsuits against him are baseless attempts to gain money.
In this episode, we begin taking a look at her complaint in full.
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source:
English (digitalmusicnews.com
- Duration:
- 15m
- Broadcast on:
- 10 Jul 2024
- Audio Format:
- mp3
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Defendants Vibe and PMC were a direct participant in the marketing aspect of the scheme as one issue of Vibe magazine November 2006, defendant combs received an astonishing 18 pages of advertisement, including the cover of the magazine, the centerfold cover, and several direct two-page advertisements for defendant combs other enterprises within CGE, including clothing, liquor, and a cologne called unforgivable. The tagline for unforgivable cologne was life without passion is unforgivable. Who knew defendant combs true passion was being the head of a corrupt organization that abused women and trafficked sex and narcotics? 202. To reiterate, defendants combs, BBE, SJC, and CJE appeared in 18 pages, including the cover of defendant's Vibe and PMC publication, Vibe magazine, and a single issue. 203. Defendants provided the general public at large, this misrepresentative information, including over interstate wireline communication systems via their nationwide publishing Vibe magazine, which is available in print and online. 204. Upon information and belief, defendants obtained revenue via wire transfers, documents, and banking transactions that were exchanged via electronic means over interstate wires, thereby growing the enterprise and causing further injury to plaintiff as described throughout. 205. Defendant scheme was reasonably calculated to deceive plaintiff of ordinary prudence and comprehension through the execution of their complex and illegal scheme to misrepresent the true purpose of employment at defendant combs' white parties, and that the employment at those parties would not and could not lead to a career in the music industry fame nor fortune. Plaintiff would have never engaged in any regard with defendant combs for five years, if not but for the complex, and in illegal racketeering scheme operated by defendants. 206. Upon information and belief defendants, each had the specific intent to participate in the overall RICO enterprise and scheme to defraud plaintiff, and each participated in the enterprise as follows, 207. Upon information and belief, defendants combs BBE, SJC, CJE, Vibe, and PMC, control and participate in the activities of the enterprise in a variety of ways to set forth herein, including but not limited to developing marketing campaigns to legitimize the white parties as a way to integrate hip hop into the echelons of the mega-rich to find an intersection of both worlds for the sake of unity, 208. Upon information and belief throughout the relevant periods, defendant Vibe and PMC entered into a partnership agreement with the defendant combs BBE, SJC, and CJE. As general business partners, each member is responsible for the partner's actions in the partnership. Defendants Vibe and PMC have an ethical obligation to ensure their business partners defendant combs BBE, SJC, and CJE were not using the partnership to engage in a legal activity, 209. Defendants Vibe and PMC provided resources to their general business partners defendant combs BBE, SJC, and CJE. Defendant combs BBE, SJC, and CJE used the resources provided by their general business partners to solicit through the mail, worldwide web and telephone entertainers whom they would promise music careers, modeling careers, and meetings with powerful music industry executives. Defendant combs and his staff, including defendant Thomas and those, would solicit entertainers who resided in New York and Florida. Defendant combs and his staff, including defendant Thomas, Vibe, PMC, and those relied on the mail, worldwide web, and telephone to disseminate the misleading information described herein. Defendant combs BBE, SJC, CJE, Thomas, Vibe, or PMC did not disclose to the individuals they solicited the fact that they would be drugged, required to act as sex workers, and forced to perform sex work without compensation, 210. Defendants authorized the resources to their general business partner defendant combs. In furtherance of the goals of the conspiracy defendant Vibe and PMC used the white parties as a ruse to provide defendant combs, BBE, SJC, and SJE cover to disguise their covert sex trafficking enterprise. Throughout the relevant period, defendants combs, BBE, SJC, and CJE used the resources their general business partners provided to solicit entertainers. As detailed throughout, they relied on the mail, email, and worldwide web to disseminate the misleading information described herein and profit from the free labor of these entertainers. In addition to the forced free labor, they use their power and influence to force these entertainers to engage in sex work and to engage in unwanted sexual encounters with friends and associates of the Rico Enterprise. Defendants also use their power and influence to force these entertainers to purchase, transport, and distribute illegal narcotics. As the general business partner of defendant combs, BBE, SJC, and CJE, defendants Vibe and PMC are equally liable for the commission of these acts, to 11. Upon information and belief, defendant Thomas ensured the cash payments to employees like plaintiff were executed. Plaintiff was never given the opportunity to directly negotiate the fees for forced sex work outside of her employment and would typically be at the sole discretion of defendant Thomas and his grace for payment for sex work. Plaintiff does not recall receiving appropriate United States federal tax documents for payments or if they independently declared these payments on their taxes. It's unclear if defendants BBE, SJC, CJE, Jacob, Vibe, or PMC requested an audit of defendant combs business financial records to ensure the resources provided to defendant combs was not being used to fund illegal activities like sex and drug trafficking. To 12. During the 10 years preceding the filing of this action and to the present, all defendants did cooperate jointly and severly in the Commission of predicate acts itemized in U.S. Code 18, Section 1961, 1A and B, in violation of U.S. Code 18, Section 1962(d) as described in this complaint. 213. Beginning at an exact date unknown to Plaintiff but within 10 years preceding the filing of this action, defendants have knowingly, willfully and unlawfully participated in a pattern of racketeering activity that continues possibly to this day. 214. The racketeering acts follow the same pattern and purpose, to defraud the plaintiff for the defendant's benefit. Each racketeering act involved the same or similar methods of commission and participants. 215. Defendant's business would not have succeeded without repeated predicate acts and the ability to conduct their fraud using mail, telecommunication wires, interstate travel, and possibly money laundering, which is not farfetched considering defendant Jacob was sentenced to 30 months for activities related to money laundering and required to forfeit over $2 million in civil penalties and fees. 216. The racketeering act all relate to each other in that they were part of concerted actions by defendants to use the endorsement and channels of the enterprise to operate their business, to solicit potential victims as detailed herein. 217. The separate racketeering acts all relate to each other in that they were part of concerted actions by defendants to use the endorsement and channels of the enterprise to operate their businesses, to fraudulently induce plaintiff and others like plaintiff to utilize their talents and labor to provide services without full compensation. In addition to the force-free labor, defendants use their power and influence to force plaintiffs to engage in sex work and to engage in unwanted sexual encounters with others when directed. Individuals specifically defend in combs use their power and influence to force plaintiff to engage in sex work but also distribute and consume illegal narcotics. 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Defendants ongoing racketeering activity has injured and continues to injure plaintiff, defendants pattern of forcing plaintiff and others like plaintiff to engage in sex work and engage in sexual encounters with others and to purchase, transport, and distribute illegal narcotics was the proximate cause of the injuries suffered by plaintiff. Defendants committed multiple acts of sex trafficking in violation of U.S. Code 18, Section 1591, sex trafficking by force, fraud, or coercion, and furtherance of the enterprise. 222. As detailed throughout this complaint, defendants knowingly affected interstate commerce by recruiting and ticing, harboring, transporting, providing, obtaining, advertising, maintaining, patronizing, or soliciting by any means a person plaintiff to engage in illegal sex acts and sex work. In addition to violating federal law, these acts violated the following state statutes. Florida Penal Code 796.072 and F, and New York Penal Code 230.05223. As detailed throughout this complaint, defendants BBE SJC, CGE Jacob Vibe and PMC provided resources to defendant combs through their general business partnership, defendants BBE SJC, CGE Jacob Vibe and PMC and by extension through defendant combs knowingly benefited financially or by receiving anything of value in an enterprise which is engaged in an act described in violation of paragraph 1, U.S. Code 18, Section 1591. Advertised and reckless disregard of the fact that means of force, threats of force, fraud, coercion, described in subsection E2 of U.S. Code 18, Section 1591, or any combination of such means will be used to cause plaintiff to engage in several commercial sex acts. All right, we're going to wrap up this episode right here, and in the next episode we're going to pick up with number 225 by way of example in the summer of 2007. All of the information that goes with this episode can be found in the description box. This is the story of the one. 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