Diddy struggled in prison, mysteriously "missing" adopted daughter, lawyer revealed shock

Until now, Diddy is still confident that he will be acquitted and his legal team is also appealing the decision from the judge, which is to ask the male rapper to stay in prison pending trial.

According to a source from Fox News, Sean "Diddy" Combs is no longer part of the stupid surveillance mode at the Metropolitan Detention Center. At this time, the male rapper and his legal team are focusing on preparing for the trial on October 9.

The hip hop mogul's lawyer, Marc Agnifilo, also gave an interview on "The Downfall of Diddy: The Indictment" and commented on the scandal. When asked if the star born in 1960 would accept the plea agreement, the lawyer said: "It doesn't depend on me but on Combs. I don't think this will happen because he believes he is innocent."

In the midst of this, many netizens suddenly searched for the livestream of Diddy introducing her adopted daughter named Ava Baroni Combs and expressed concern that she was involved in the recent shocking incident. It is known that in 2020, the male rapper announced the adoption of Ava because he saw her family living in poverty and homelessness.

Receiving the consent of Ava's parents, the hip hop "tycoon" welcomed her back to live with his biological children. At the end of the introductory livestream, he also had a suspicious action, which was to kiss his adopted daughter's cheek.

Later, Ava Baroni Combs was seen appearing in many photos of the daily lives of Diddy family members. Ava shared that she and Jessie - D'Lila (2 twin daughters of the 54-year-old rapper) are basically sisters.

At the time, Diddy said, he adopted Ava in the same way that Madonna, Charlize Theron and Sandra Bullock stars did, which was purely out of love. But now, many people suspect that Ava is her adoptive father's friend.

Because in just 4 years, Ava has "successfully pubertied", from a beautiful little girl to a buoyant girl but still in adolescence. Most notably, shortly after Diddy was searched by the police in April 2024, the adopted daughter locked her personal page, and did not answer any questions from the media.

Until now, Ava has not appeared or spoke. No one knew where she was or what she was doing. This, further raises concerns about the purpose of the "tycoon" adopting his daughter not out of love, but taking advantage of her to carry out his unacceptable behaviors.

Currently, Diddy is being charged with many crimes that everyone hears is terrified. After the 14-page indictment, the 54-year-old rapper pleaded not guilty. However, if convicted, he will face a minimum sentence of 15 years in prison or a maximum sentence of life imprisonment.

Previously, Diddy's legal representative had asked the court to overturn Judge Andrew L Carter's ruling and demand the release of his client. This person suggested that the male rapper would be placed under house arrest at his private residence in Florida, with GPS surveillance and strict restrictions on the number of visitors. However, it was rejected by the Judge.

The reason is that Andrew L Carter thinks that the $50 million bail amount is "not enough" for the community to be safe from the hip hop "tycoon's case". "There are no reasonable conditions for us to release Diddy. We cannot prevent the risk of him threatening and provoking people," he said.

Diddy's lawyer then went on to propose the transfer of his client from the Brooklyn jail, which is said to be unsafe and unsafe living conditions, to a prison in Essex County, New Jersey. And this intention was also not adopted.

According to lawyer Meesha Moulton, Diddy had to consider his decision to appear at the summons. This person also added that the interrogation process caused mental fatigue, the defendant was prone to making unreasonable statements and causing disadvantages in the defense.

Diddy vùng vẫy trong tù, các con vẫn tiệc tùng thâu đêm như chưa có chuyện gì Snow21:09:42 25/10/2024Các con của Sean Diddy Combs vẫn giữ lối sống tiệc tùng vui vẻ, trong khi nam rapper đang bị giam tại một nhà tù ở New York (Mỹ), chờ ngày xét xử các cáo buộc nghiêm trọng.