Michael Jackson hinted at Diddy in the last call recording, netizens were shocked by one detail

Sean John Combs, or Diddy for short, has many stage names, but is mostly known to the public as the "final boss of rap music", considered a know-it-all in the hip-hop world, anything related to hip-hop must go through his hands.

But in recent days, when the noise of his private life was exposed, the name Diddy appeared not with those beautiful titles anymore, but instead with terrible phrases.

While the public was still shocked by the news related to Diddy's life, some netizens suddenly "dug up" a recording believed to be the last call between Michael Jackson and manager Dieter Weisner before the pop legend passed away.

In the phone call recording, the weak voice believed to be Michael Jackson revealed that a group of people wanted to harm him: "They don't want me to live in this world anymore."

When the other party repeatedly asked what he meant by the above statement, this person said: "I can't say it over the phone. I don't know what will happen. But I feel my soul. Only God knows. They can shoot me, they can stab me and say I'm in shock. They can do a lot of things."

This person also asserted that "they" here are not the government but more than that: "Not the government, they are more powerful than the government. But I don't know, I don't care. They can harm me at any time. I don't care about my life anymore. I just want my children to be safe. My angels."

The recording has been shared repeatedly on forums. Many netizens have even made a rather creepy hypothesis that the powerful figure mentioned in this recording is "boss" Diddy. However, this is just a hypothetical situation set up by netizens, with absolutely no concrete evidence. In addition, the authenticity of this phone recording has not been announced yet. Therefore, the public cannot know whether this is really a call from Michael Jackson before his death or just a fake product.

Regarding Diddy's case, Damian Williams, an attorney for the US Attorney's Office, said that the rapper had been engaged in criminal activities for a long time. However, before the jury, the rap star denied all allegations.

Diddy's side offered a whopping $50 million bail for the rapper, but the request was immediately denied. The judge in the case, Andrew L. Carter, agreed with the prosecutor's assessment that keeping Diddy at large at this time could "endanger the community and compromise the integrity of the case."

Diddy is currently being held at New York City's notorious Metropolitan Detention Center (MDC), which has previously held R. Kelly, "Pharma Bro" Martin Shkreli, socialite Ghislaine Maxwell, crypto whiz Sam Bankman-Fried, and rapper Fetty Wap. And if convicted, Diddy could face a minimum of 15 years in prison, with a maximum sentence of life in prison.

According to NewsNation, from a place of detention that has been described as "hell on earth", Diddy is feeling extremely anxious and confused. He is losing sleep and appetite because he is afraid of being harmed.

Diddy's attorney Marc Agnifilo said at a press conference on September 25 that he would try to reduce the rapper's time in "extremely difficult and inhumane conditions." Instead of spending more time preparing or contesting the charges through pre-trial motions, Diddy's legal team is asking for an immediate trial, believing that they will have an advantage in forcing prosecutors to quickly bring the case before a jury.

According to USA Today, in addition to being an influential name in the music industry, Diddy has been prominent in the business and political world of the United States since the late 1990s, close to many Democratic and Republican politicians.

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