Diddy's purpose of using 1,000 bottles of baby oil was exposed, the lawyer was speechless, and netizens were scared.

Recently, the purpose of storing and using 1,000 bottles of baby oil by Sean " Diddy" Combs has been exposed to the light. Many people can't help but shudder after hearing this from the media.

On October 17, Page Six reported that in a court filing, Jane Doe accused the rap "boss" of using baby oil laced with GHB - a drug known as "anesthetic" - to commit unacceptable acts with his "preys".

According to the indictment, Diddy secretly spiked the alcoholic drinks or cocktails served at his lavish parties with GHB, leaving many guests unaware that the 54-year-old rapper was forcing them to drink the drug before and during the party.

Not only that, the plaintiff also accused the rap "boss" of mixing GHB into baby oil or lotion and massaging it into his "prey". The purpose was to make the drug absorb faster through the skin, making it easier for him to carry out his unforgivable acts.

This allegation is said to explain why Diddy had a large amount of baby oil in his house. Page Six then contacted the rapper's representative to clarify the above issue but received no response. Leading many to believe that this is true.

At the time the rap "boss" was arrested, one of the shocking details related to the case was that the police found 1,000 bottles of baby oil, a lubricant, at the infamous rapper's house after a search in March. The purpose of using them also became a hot topic of discussion among the public.

Prosecutors speculated that the oil was used at Diddy's "adult" parties to make his "prey" unable to resist and run away by pouring it all over the floor. Meanwhile, others said that the rapper needed a large amount of baby oil to serve the act of possessing the bodies of guests.

Diddy's lawyer, Marc Agnifilo, tried to deny and defend his client, claiming that the amount of oil found in the "thousands of bottles" was an exaggeration. "I don't know where the number 1,000 came from. I can't imagine there being thousands of bottles of oil.

"I'm not sure if those baby oil bottles are related to his case," Marc Agnifilo told TMZ. The lawyer later explained that the rap mogul bought the product in bulk from a wholesale company and stored it because he had a large house. However, only a child would believe such a one-sided and baseless story.

Diddy was arrested on September 16 and charged with a series of serious crimes, but pleaded not guilty during his trial on September 17. A week after his arrest, the US Homeland Security Investigations Bureau publicly released the indictment, exposing the rapper's crimes to the world and causing a global stir.

Accordingly, Diddy and members of the Combs Enterprise group, including senior supervisors, security personnel, family staff and personal assistants, were accused of organizing many "Freak Offs" - doing sensitive things in public and using illegal substances.

During these gatherings, the hip-hop star was accused of "physical violence", throwing objects, and physically and mentally abusing guests to force them to participate in crazy activities according to his wishes. The attacks were described as "often causing injuries that took days or weeks to heal".

In addition, Diddy also controlled his victims in many ways, including "physical impact", promising career opportunities, threatening to cut off financial support and other coercive measures, including monitoring their whereabouts and medical records, providing their "prey" with illegal substances...

More than 120 people have spoken out, but Diddy still denies the charges. He has applied for bail three times but has been denied. On October 10, the rapper appeared in his first public hearing and caused outrage with his actions of blowing kisses and waving to his relatives happily in court.

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