Epstein, Kelly, Diddy: The Triad of Abuse

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Our Kelly and Now Diddy are representatives of high-level, famous, and, in this case, in the music world,

Mughals, who have chosen to live a lifestyle, which the authorities question,

is illegal in many respects, level said.

And look, we all know that these depraved, as rich people live a different way than we do.

They're up to a bunch of wild shit, and then don't get off the way we do.

When you're a billionaire, you don't get off the same way the working man does.

I know that if I go to the casino and I blow a couple hundred bucks,

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a to je to, že je to jedná chtělí, a tady je to jedná chtělí.

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a se nejlepší, tým se to hodit a tým se povětí,

a to je to výmové a tým se na svěří.

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předčípění takového draná deňčníčníčníční.

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takového vzpěnáňí, ale vzpěná tě CNC.

Kto je toWORídu, ale vzpěnáto kestionérí věná ňá za věrzník.

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that the similarities between Epstein and Diddy

certainly have to do with the famous people

that they were appalling around with.

There's zero doubt that Diddy had some powerful friends.

But there's levels to this, right?

It's one thing to have powerful friends.

It's another thing to be an intelligence asset.

And Diddy, most certainly in my opinion, was not that.

Was he a depraved, sick bastard?

Absolutely.

Diddy have a lot of high-placed friends

who were very powerful in the music industry

and in business, most certainly.

And there's no doubt that a lot of those people

were attending these parties.

Does that mean they were taking part in all this?

I don't know.

I wasn't there.

I haven't seen any video.

I haven't heard anybody come out and talk about

who else might have participated.

But it's certainly something that's on the table

and I'm not going to say it didn't happen.

I don't know.

We'll have to wait and see how much more evidence

makes itself available to us as this whole process

continues to evolve.

But I would say that there's a good possibility

that other famous people are going to find themselves

caught up in this.

Rock Money also raised the possibility

of other individuals being implicated

in Diddy's alleged criminal scheme.

Anyone who participated in the sex acts

should be really worried.

Rock Money said,

there's a lot of rumors down here in LA.

I live a mile away from Diddy.

There are a lot of rumors that a lot of other celebrities

participated in these acts.

I would certainly be worried if I were them

because they could easily be charged,

especially if there's video evidence.

If you're on video and you're over at Diddy's

Diddling somebody,

you're going to be in big trouble.

No doubt about it.

The question is,

how many of these people were participating?

So what we're going to do around these parts

is we're going to take the same approach

that we did with Epstein

and we're going to look at all the evidence

and we'll go from there.

Because there's going to be a lot of disinformation,

there's going to be a lot of BS surrounding

what's going on with Diddy,

what's going down with Diddy

and who he might have been associated with.

So we're going to take the same approach

that we did with Epstein

as we work our way through this.

Fleming describes some of the difficulties

the defense will face if Diddy does go to trial.

You have to get a jury who says

they're fair and impartial,

which for the defense is a challenge

because a lot of people believe

if you're charged,

you must be guilty.

Fleming said,

that's an unfair concept

and they shouldn't do that.

Everyone's presumed innocent

unless and until the government proves its case

beyond a reasonable doubt.

She said the media coverage

could also pose a challenge for the defense.

They also have a problem of pre-trial publicity

that this is a big story

and a lot of people are writing about it.

And there's always a concern that potential jurors

will read about it,

make up their minds before they hear the evidence

in the courtroom,

as opposed to what they read about it

in the newspapers

and particularly the internet.

Because the internet is not known

for being accurate in lots of respects.

Fleming said,

all but the media is.

The media has been lying to us for how long

and all of a sudden the media

should be the arbiter of truth still.

Sorry, I don't buy that.

I don't buy that for a second.

And my guess is most of you listening

to this podcast,

don't buy it either.

Lovell said that the sheer amount

of evidence in the case

can also pose some difficulties.

Yeah, you think?

I would think that that's the most important thing,

the evidence in the case.

And the evidence here seems to be pretty overwhelming.

When you have what prosecutors said

is up to 50 witnesses and victims

and you have video evidence

and physical evidence they got from the houses

and if indeed it corroborates each other,

that's very compelling,

Lovell said.

Prosecutors will also face some struggles

as they argue their case according to Fleming.

They've got to convince all 12 jurors

that the person they've charged

is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt

on all the elements of the crime.

Fleming said,

and they also have the challenge

of they've got a very famous defendant

and that makes it highly watch proceeding.

Well, that's true,

but guess what?

The evidence is what the evidence is.

And for me,

that's the most important thing.

All the salacious bullshit,

all the nonsense,

that's fine and well.

People are gonna engage in that.

But me,

I'm trying to get to the meat and potatoes.

What are the actual charges?

What do they mean?

And who's involved?

And then from there,

well, we can see

where the salaciousness takes us.

Fleming spoke about her own experiences

being part of high profile cases.

There are differences.

The first is that the press is out there

and they do a lot of investigative work,

which can either help or hurt,

depending on what the facts are.

Fleming said,

Another part of it

is that there's a lot of press in the courtroom.

People in the courtroom,

it trials,

including generally the judge,

as well as the participants behave differently.

They're conscious of the press being in the room.

Well, we have an open system here in America,

so they better get used to it.

Prosecutors must also face off

against someone

who can afford a lot of resources.

Having a lot of resources

can help a defendant significantly,

because they can afford the hire

not only the best lawyers,

but they can afford the hire investigators

and find out ways that they can help

to attack the government's case at trial.

Fleming said,

Witnesses called in the case

could also feel worried about facing the defendant,

according to Rockmoney.

They may be afraid of him,

and he may intimidate the witnesses,

Rockmoney said.

While fame can often impact high profile cases,

level does not think that will benefit Diddy.

I would think that,

based on the allegations,

and how serious they are,

I don't really think his celebrity is going to help him.

Level said,

and I don't think it's going to either.

I think that Diddy's cooked.

And I think right now,

we're just at the point where,

we're learning how cooked he is,

right?

Is he going to be well done?

Or is he going to,

maybe escape,

with some lesser burns,

if you will?

But one thing's for damn sure.

There's no way that he's just walking away from this,

unless, of course, he pleases guilty,

but besides that,

this is going to trial.

And we're going to be following long

every step of the way

as it makes its way through the system,

and eventually into the courtroom.

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