Mega Edition: Ashley Parham Amends Her Lawsuit To Include More Defendants (Part 9-10)(3/7/26)

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What's up everyone and welcome to another episode of the Diddy Diaries.

In this episode we're picking up where we left off with Ashley Parooms, amended complaint

against Diddy, Odell Beckham, Druski, Jaguar Wright, and others.

15th Cause of Action.

Trafficking and Victims Protection Act, plaintiff against all defendants.

Plaintiffs incorporate by reference and reallege each of the preceding paragraphs and all paragraphs

below as they'll fully set forth and brought in this cause of action.

Defendants knowingly and intentionally participated in, perpetrated, assisted, supported, and facilitated

sex trafficking venture that was in and affecting interstate and foreign commerce together

and with others in violation of U.S. code section 1590.

Among other things, defendants knowingly and intentionally recruited enticed, provided

obtained, advertised, and solicited by various means, plaintiffs, knowing that defendants

would use means of force, threats of force, fraud, coercion, and a combination of such

means to cause plaintiffs to engage in non-consensual sex acts.

Defendants had actual knowledge that they were perpetrating and facilitating defendant

Diddy's sexual abuse and sex trafficking conspiracy to recruit solicit, entice, coerce,

harbor, transport, obtain, and provide plaintiffs into non-consensual sex acts through the means

of force, threats of force, fraud, abuse of process, and coercion.

Despite such knowledge, defendants intentionally paid for, facilitated, perpetrated, and

participated in defendant Diddy's violations of U.S. code section 1590, which defendants

knew, and were in reckless disregard of the fact that defendant Diddy would coerce

defraud and force plaintiffs to engage in non-consensual sex acts.

Defendants actions were in and affecting interstate and foreign commerce by taking the

concrete steps alleged in this complaint, defendants, knowingly participated in sex trafficking,

and further the Diddy's sexual abuse and cover-up enterprise.

The concrete steps constituted taking part in the sex trafficking venture and were necessary

for its success.

The concrete steps constituted active engagement by defendants in the Diddy's sexual abuse

and cover-up enterprise, defendants knew that its active engagement would lead to the

cause coerce of sex trafficking.

Defendants affirmative conduct was committed knowing and in reckless disregard of the facts

that defendant Diddy would use his means and influence the force and intimidate plaintiff

into engaging in non-consensual sex acts.

Defendants conduct was outrageous and intentional.

Defendants knowing and intentional conduct has caused plaintiffs serious harm, including

without limitation, physical, psychological, emotional, financial, and reputational harm.

Defendants knowing and intentional conduct has caused plaintiffs harm that are sufficiently

serious under all the surrounding circumstances, to compel a reasonable person of the same

background and in the same circumstances to perform or to continue performing non-consensual

sexual activity to avoid incurring further harm.

Defendants criminal conduct in perpetrating TVPA violations was outrageous and intentional

because it was deliberate furtherance of a widespread and dangerous criminal sex trafficking

organization.

Defendants criminal conduct also invents the high degree of moral turpitude and demonstrated

such wanton dishonesty as to imply a criminal indifference to civil obligations.

Defendants criminal conduct was directed specifically at plaintiffs who was the victim of defendant

Diddy's sexual abuse and sex trafficking.

Defendants outrageous and intentional conduct in this case is part of a pattern and practice

of profiting by undertaking illegal high-risk high-reward actions.

By virtue of these knowing and intentional violations of US code 18 section 1590 and 1595,

defendants are liable to plaintiffs for the damages they sustained and reasonable attorney

fees.

By virtue of these intentional and outrageous violations of US code 18, section 1590 and

1595, defendants are liable to plaintiffs.

Sixteenth cause of action Aiding a betting and inducing sex trafficking

venture in violation of the Trafficking Victims Protection Act, US code 18, section 1590

and 1595.

Plaintiffs against all defendants Plaintiffs incorporate by reference

and reallege each of the preceding paragraphs and all paragraphs below as they'll fully

set forth and brought in this cause of action.

Defendants directly committed and perpetrated violations of Chapter 77 Title 18 US code including

US code 18 section 1590 by aiding a betting and inducing the sex trafficking venture and

sex trafficking of plaintiffs.

Defendants themselves directly violated Chapter 77 by committing and perpetrating these

violations.

Among other things, defendants aided, abetted and induced defendants, diddy sex trafficking

venture and sex trafficking of plaintiffs Parham and John Doe, knowing that defendant diddy

would use means of force, threats of force, fraud, coercion and a combination of such means

to cause plaintiffs to engage in non-consensual acts.

By aiding and abetting and inducing defendant diddy sex trafficking venture and sex trafficking

of plaintiff Parham and John Doe, defendants benefited both financially and by receiving

things of value from participating in the diddy sexual abuse and cover-up enterprise

sex trafficking venture.

Defendants had actual knowledge that they were aiding a betting and inducing defendant diddy

and his co-conspirators sexual abuse and sex trafficking conspiracy to recruit, solicit,

entice, coerce, harbor, transport, obtain and provide plaintiffs and a non-consensual

sex acts.

Through the means of force, threats of force, fraud, abuse of process and coercion, defendants

knew and should have known that defendant diddy had engaged in acts and violation of the

TVPA.

Defendants knowing and intentional conduct of aiding a betting and inducing defendant diddy's

violations have caused plaintiff serious harm, including without limitation, physical,

psychological, emotional, financial and reputational harm.

Through their unchecked support, defendants aided, abetted and induced defendant diddy's

violations and caused plaintiff harm that is sufficiently serious under all the surrounding

circumstances to compel a reasonable person of the same background and in the same circumstances

to perform or continue performing non-consensual sexual activity in order to avoid incurring

additional harm.

Defendants criminal conduct and aiding a betting and inducing defendant diddy's violations

of the TVPA was outrageous and intentional because it was in deliberate furtherance of

a widespread and dangerous diddy's sexual abuse and cover-up enterprise and criminal

sex trafficking organization.

Defendants criminal conduct also invents the high degree of moral turpitude and demonstrated

such wanton dishonesty as to imply a criminal indifference to civil obligations.

Defendants criminal conduct was directed specifically at plaintiffs who were the victims of

defendant diddy's sexual abuse and cover-up trafficking organization.

Defendants outrageous and intentional conduct in this case is part of a pattern of practice

of defendant by profiting by undertaking illegal high-risk, high-reward partnerships.

By virtue of these knowing and intentional violations of U.S. Code 18, Section 1590 and

1595, defendants are liable to plaintiffs for the damages they sustained and reasonable

attorney's fees.

By virtue of these intentional and outrageous violations of U.S. Code 18, Section 1590 and

1595, defendants are liable to plaintiffs for punitive damages.

Seventeenth cause of action, knowing beneficiary in a sex trafficking venture and violation

of the Trafficking Victims Protection Act, U.S. Code 18, Section 1590 and 1595.

Plaintiff against all defendants.

Plaintiffs incorporate by reference and reallege each of the preceding paragraphs and all paragraphs

below as they'll fully set forth and brought in this cause of action.

Upon information and belief defendants knowingly and intentionally benefited financially and

by receiving things of value, from participating in, assisting, supporting and facilitating

an illegal course of sex trafficking venture, that was in and affecting interstate and foreign

commerce together and with others and violation of U.S. Code 18, Section 1590.

Defendants took many concrete steps to aid and participate in diddy's sexual abuse

and cover-up enterprise sex trafficking venture.

Among the concrete steps that that defendants took to aid defendant diddy was providing

victims to defendant diddy like plaintiff, as well as security, getaway driver, a private

location to engage in his debauchery and drug used to weaken plaintiff's defense, making

the sex trafficking venture possible.

Upon information and belief defendants roles and actions provided were necessary for defendant

diddy, the force plaintiffs to engage in non-consensual acts.

The financing to the defendants in the diddy sexual abuse cover-up and are prized directly

form part of the commercial nature of the sex acts.

It is thusly actively participated in the recruitment of victims of the venture.

Defendants knew, or should have known, that they were feeding defendant diddy's sexual

deviancy.

Upon information and belief defendants received financial benefits from defendant diddy

and the sex trafficking venture, most notably a new car for defendant chain and cash payments

to defendants KK Brandy, Pelletier, Gonzalez Valdez, Odell, Drusky and those.

Defendants knew that it would gain from routine financial benefits by participating in the

diddy sexual abuse and cover-up enterprise sex trafficking venture, by virtue of these

knowing and intentional violations of US code 18, section 1590 and 1595, defendants are

liable to plaintiffs for the damages they sustained and reasonable attorney fees.

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What's up everyone and welcome to another episode of the diddy diaries.

In this episode we're picking up where we left off with the Ashley Parum, amended complaint

against diddy, Odell Beckham, Jaguar right, Druski and others.

Eighteenth cause of action, obstruction of the enforcement of the Trafficking Victim Protection

Act, U.S. Code 18, Section 1590B, plaintiffs against all defendants, plaintiffs incorporate

by reference and reallege each of the preceding paragraphs and all paragraphs below a zoefully

set forth and brought in this cause of action.

Defendants knowingly and intentionally obstructed, attempted to obstruct, interfered with, and

prevented the enforcement of U.S. Code 18, Section 1590, all in violation of U.S. Code 18,

Section 1590B.

This activity is here and after referred to collectively simply as obstruction.

Upon information and belief, defendants, obstruction of the enforcement of the U.S. Code 18,

Section 1590 was forbidden by U.S. Code 18, Section 1590B, thereby violating Chapter

77, Title 18.

Defendants obstruction described here and in the preceding paragraph directly, approximately

and forcibly harmed plaintiffs directly, resulting in plaintiffs being forced against

their will to engage in non-consensual sex acts.

Upon information and belief, defendant diddy was a well-documented history of criminal investigations.

Of defendant diddy's proclivity to criminal activity, they knew or should have known that

defendant diddy's sexual abuse and cover up enterprise sex trafficking operation would

or could result in a criminal investigation by state and federal prosecutors for violating

among other laws the TVPA.

Defendants should have taken a cue from the federal prosecutors arrest and prosecution

of Jeffrey Epstein, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York,

indicted Epstein and unnamed associates for violating the TVPA.

Later the same office indicted Epstein's co-conspirator, Golan Maxwell, for conspiracy to entice

minor victims to travel to be abused by Epstein.

All name defendants in this matter engaged in the same activities as Mr. Epstein and

Ms. Maxwell, in fact, defendants may have done worse.

Upon information and belief by concealing their actions thereafter, defendants obstructed

interfered with and prevented the state and federal government's enforcement of the

TVPA against defendant diddy to the extent that the federal government was able to ultimately

charge defendant diddy with TVPA violations, the filing of those charges was delayed by

defendants actions, because of that delay plaintiffs were forced to engage in non-consensual

sex acts.

One example of how defendants obstructed attempted to obstruct and interfered with and prevented

state and federal government's enforcement of the TVPA, defendants provided resources

to defendant diddy, like security, victims, drugs, getaway driver, and false alibis so

that the four sex acts would escape the detection of the state and federal law enforcement

and prosecuting agencies.

Defendants provided these resources to further the diddy sexual abuse and cover up enterprise

sex trafficking venture with the purpose of helping defendant diddy and the other defendants

in evading criminal liability for violating the TVPA.

By providing this type of support to defendant diddy, defendants intended, and knew that

defendant diddy's depraved and egregiously forced sex acts would escape the detection

of law enforcement and prosecuting agencies for some period of time.

Defendant support furthered the diddy sexual abuse and cover up enterprise sex trafficking

venture and the purpose of helping defendant diddy evade criminal liability for violating

the TVPA.

Defendant information and belief defendants obstruction, attempted obstruction, interference

with, and prevention of the enforcement of the TVPA were all done intentionally and knowingly.

For example, defendants knew that defendant diddy was high risk, specifically high risk

to violate the TVPA through continuing criminal sex trafficking activities due to his proximity

to criminal activity as far back as 1991.

Defendant information and belief defendants were aware and participated and engaged in

witness intimidation and bribery to escape criminal liability, including offering plaintiff

money to say that the sexual abuse and rape she suffered was consensual and for plaintive

to say she was a sex worker.

Defendants were fully aware that there were public allegations that defendant diddy's illegal

conduct made through complaints in previous lawsuits.

Defendants concealed information from the federal government in an intentional attempt

to obstruct in many ways and interfere with and prevented the enforcement of the TVPA

by investigators and prosecuting agencies.

Upon information and belief defendants relationship with defendant diddy went far beyond a normal,

lawful partnership, relationship and friendship.

Defendants knew and intended that its relationship with defendant diddy would go far beyond

normal relationships.

Defendants knew that its decision to go beyond a normal employment and personal relationship

with defendant diddy obstructed the ability of law enforcement and prosecuting agencies

to enforce the TVPA.

Upon information and belief defendants obstruction of the government's TVPA and other law enforcement

efforts was intentional and willful and therefore defendants intentionally and willfully

cause defendant diddy's commission of the Forcible Sex Acts with plaintiffs through

its obstruction, supporting the concealment of the diddy's sexual abuse and cover-up enterprise

sex trafficking venture.

Defendants knew that defendant diddy would use means of force, threats of force, fraud,

coercion and a combination of such means to cause plaintiff to engage in non-consensual

sex acts.

Upon information and belief defendants knew, acted in reckless disregard of the fact and

should have known that its obstruction and violation of U.S. Code 18 Section 1590B would

directly and approximately lead to unlawful and forceful sex acts by defendant diddy with

individuals like plaintiff.

Upon information and belief defendants obstruction has caused plaintiffs serious harm, including

without limitation, physical, psychological, financial and reputational harm.

That harm was directly and approximately caused by the obstruction and the harm resulting

from obstruction was foreseeable.

Upon information and belief defendants obstruction has caused plaintiff harm that is sufficiently

serious, under all the surrounding circumstances to compel a reasonable person of the same

background and in the same circumstances to perform or continue to perform sexual activity

to avoid incurring further harm.

Upon information and belief defendants criminal conduct and obstructing enforcement of the

TVPA was outrageous and intentional because it was in deliberate furtherance of a widespread

and dangerous criminal sex trafficking organization.

Defendant's obstruction also invents a high degree of moral turpitude and demonstrated

such wanton dishonesty as to apply a criminal indifference to civil obligations.

Defendant's actions were directed specifically at plaintiffs who were the victims of the diddy

sexual abuse and cover up enterprise sex trafficking organization.

By virtue of these violations, the U.S. Code 18 Section 1590B, defendants are liable

to plaintiffs for the damage they sustained and reasonable attorney fees by operation of

U.S. Code 18 Section 1595, defendants perpetrated an obstruction of the TVPA and therefore perpetrated

a violation of Chapter 77 Title 18.

Nineteenth cause of action, false imprisonment, plaintiff against all defendants.

Defendants incorporate by reference and reallege each of the preceding paragraphs and all paragraphs

below is thoughfully set forth and brought in this cause of action.

Defendants intentionally detained and or prevented plaintiffs from leaving the premises,

therefore imprisoning plaintiffs acting in deliberate malice and for the purpose of trafficking

and or sexually assaulting and raping plaintiffs.

Defendants in prison plaintiffs without just a reasonable cause, without lawful privilege,

without plaintiffs consent and without probable cause for an appreciable amount of time.

And therefore the private plaintiffs are their personal civil liberties.

Defendants on lawful conduct resulted in the false imprisonment of plaintiffs on March

23, 2018.

Plaintiff Parham was invited to defend in Shane's home as a guest.

Plaintiff was under the impression she was in a safe environment where only she and defendant

Shane would be present.

What are about the same enumerated date above?

Plaintiff Parham's clothes, phone, purse, keys and cell phone were hid and confiscated

in an effort to prevent her from leaving the premises after defendant Didi and other

defendants arrived at defendant Shane's residence.

Defendant forced plaintiff Parham against her will and over her protest with threats of

physical violence, forced plaintiff to engage in non-consensual sexual activities with

defendants Didi, Shane O'Dell, Drusky and Doe.

Defendants forced plaintiff Doe against her will and over their protests with threats

of physical violence, traffic battered, assaulted and abused plaintiffs.

Plaintiffs were not released from their imprisonment until they made their harrowing escape

as enumerated above in this complaint.

Plaintiffs believed that procuring their false imprisonment was made intentionally with

actual malice and was intended to harm plaintiffs solely for purposes of the sexual gratification

of defendant Didi and in furtherins of the Didi sexual abuse and cover-up enterprise.

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Malice is attributable to defendant Didi's actions as a joint tortfeezer in that he joined

and facilitated the false imprisonment and maliciously instigated it.

Malice is further attributable to defendant Gonzalez Valdez, Jaguar and Alina as security

personnel for defendant Didi, whose actions independently based on the fact that defendant

Didi wanted to prevent plaintiffs from being able to escape.

As a legal result of defendant's actions, plaintiffs were physically, mentally and

or emotionally injured, all to the extent in an amount, subject of proof at trial.

Defendants acted with malice and with the intent to cause injury to plaintiffs or acted

with a willful and conscious disregard of the rights of plaintiffs in a despicable manner.

In addition, defendants engaged in despicable conduct that subjected plaintiffs to cruel

and unjust hardship and conscious disregard of their rights.

Therefore, plaintiffs are entitled to an award of punitive damages for the purpose of

punishing those individual defendants to deter them and others from such conduct in the

future.

As approximate result of the acts of the defendant's plaintiffs have suffered great damage to their

person, reputation and embarrassment.

As an approximate result of the acts of defendants, each of them herein alleged plaintiff have

been and will continue to be prevented from having a normal life, the amount of damage done

to plaintiffs are still ongoing and not fully known at this time.

As an additional approximate result of the acts of defendant, plaintiffs were injured in

their health, strength and activity, sustained shocking injury to their person and injury

to their body, requiring several hospitalizations, treatments from therapists and other medical

professionals, all of these injuries have caused plaintiffs to suffer extreme and physical

severe physical pain and mental anguish.

These injuries will result in some level of permanent disability to the plaintiffs.

As a further and approximate result of the acts of defendants, plaintiffs were required

to and did not employ physicians, therapists and other medical professionals, including hospitalizations

for medical examinations, treatment and care for injuries resulting from this experience.

The plaintiff did and will incur a medical and incidental expenses for the services.

The acts of defendants, each of them herein alleged were willful, wanton, malicious and

oppressive, justifying the award of punitive damages.

Request for relief, wherefore plaintiff respectfully request judgment against defendants, awarding

compensatory, consequential, exemplary punitive restitution, unjust enrichment, equitable

and trouble damages in an amount to be determined at trial, cost of suit, attorney fees, and

such other and further relief as the court may deem just improper.

Demand for a jury trial, pursuant to federal rule of civil procedure 30AB, plaintiff demands

a trial by jury on all issues so trialable.

Respectfully submitted by the law offices of Sean, R. Perez, and Aria Mitchell, and it

was dated March 7, 2025.

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