Former Diddy employee complains: kidnapping and death threat!

Former Diddy employee complains: kidnapping and death threat!

A former employee of Sean "Diddy" Combs, Capricorn Clark, raised shocking allegations against the prominent musician in court. Combs is on trial in Manhattan for sex trade and blackmail. According to Clark, she was forced to climb into Combs' car to kill Kid Cudi, a rap colleague. This threat happened when Combs opened with a weapon in Clark's house and asked them brazenly to get dressed and get along. Clark also announced that Cudi, bourgeois Scott Mescudi, reported on her alleged kidnapping in 2011, and that Combs during an attack on Cudis Haus Warned.

The incident that Clark frightened was completed by a chase. After police officers were on the way to Cudi's estate, Combs gave up. Before this incident, he had threatened Clark that she had to convince Kid Cudi that he hadn't done anything wrong, otherwise he would kill her. Clark worked irregularly for Combs between 2004 and 2018 and reported various threats that she had to suffer during this time. For example, it was taken to an empty building, where it was underrooted under the threat of violence.

complementary testimonies

In the course of the process, other witnesses from the environment of Combs have also shared spoken experiences. Mylah Morales, a makeup artist who worked for Cassie and Combs, and Kid Cudi, told about the terrifying incidents that Combs' violent behavior illustrated. Cudi specifically reported a break -in into his home, which followed his relationship with Cassie. In this respect he saw Cassie with injuries after a dispute with Combs had occurred. Kid Cudi and Combs had not changed a word during the process, while Combs appeared and surrounded by family members.

Another witness, George Kaplan, a former personal assistant from Combs, also confirmed the musicians' acts of violence. Kaplan decided to terminate his job after witnessing Combs' abuse against Cassie. The allegations against Combs range from the exploitation of women to threats and intimidation. The court process, which continues after the Memorial Day holiday, is accompanied by further testimony, including by members of the police and fire brigade in Los Angeles.

The context of the procedure

The diseases in the reports on sexual abuse also played a subordinate role in this case. This is done in a broader context of social and legal challenges, especially in relation to sexual violence and the protection of women. A year ago, a hundred prominent women, including climate activists Luisa Neubauer and others, addressed an open letter to the government, in which they demanded legal standardizations to protect against gender -specific violence. These include changes in the legal understanding of rape within the EU, which should classify any mutual sexual act as such, which, however, has met with resistance to the Federal Government.