Rodney "LiL Rod" Jones And The Amended Diddy Complaint (Part 13)

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amended complaint against Diddy, 375.

Upon information and belief, the reason that defendant Lucian Charles Grange, in his

capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records and Universal Music Group, ignored the numerous red flags

about Mr. Combs, was to receive financial benefits from Mr. Combs and his sex trafficking

venture.

Defendant Lucian Charles Grange and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records and Universal

Music Group knew that it would gain far from routine financial benefits by ignoring the

red flags associated with Mr. Combs and by participating in his sex trafficking venture.

A, upon information and belief among the concrete steps that defendant Lucian Charles Grange

and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records and Universal Music Group took to aid and

participate in the Combs sex trafficking venture were opening numerous lines of finance

for Mr. Combs production of the love album.

By opening these unchecked lines of finance, defendant Lucian Charles Grange and his capacity

as CEO of UMG Motown Records and Universal Music Group received many benefits from participating

in Mr. Combs venture.

Through their general business partnership agreement with defendant Sean Combs and love

records incorporated, they adopted by association the intentional acts of their general business

partner Sean Combs and love records incorporated as affirmative conduct that caused defendant

Lucian Charles Grange and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records and Universal Music

Group to receive those benefits.

B, upon information and belief among the concrete steps that defendant Lucian Charles Grange

and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records and Universal Music Group took to aid the

Combs sex trafficking venture between about 2003 to 2005, 2009 to 2015 and 2022 and continuing

through about November 2023, defendant Lucian Charles Grange and his capacity as CEO of

UMG Motown Records and Universal Music Group concealed its delivery of vast sums of financing

likely millions of dollars to Mr. Combs and his associates to benefit from the Combs

sex trafficking venture, defendant Lucian Charles Grange and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown

Records and Universal Music Group will fully fail to do their due diligence and ensure that

their general business partners, defendant Sean Combs and love records, incorporated,

accurately accounted for all of the financing that they received as it relates to the establishment

of love records incorporated and distribution of the love album by timely filing the required

tax disclosures surrounding the funding of the sex trafficking parties with the federal

government because doing so would impair all its ability to profit from the sex trafficking

venture due to their status as a general business partner of defendant Combs and love records

incorporated, defendant Lucian Charles Grange and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records

and Universal Music Group were equally liable for the concealment of the financial transactions

caused it to receive financial benefits through the continuation of the Combs sex trafficking

venture. See, upon information and belief, among the concrete steps that defendant Lucian

Charles Grange took in his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records and Universal Music Group

took to aid the Combs sex trafficking venture was its failure to ensure that their general

business partner Sean Combs and love records incorporated followed AML requirements.

This failure was not just passive facilitation but a deliberate omission by defendant Lucian

Charles Grange and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records and Universal Music Group.

This omission was a specific act of concealment, which allowed Combs to continue funding

as sex trafficking venture through suspicious transactions that would have otherwise been

prevented. Combs paid for his sex workers through cash payments and wire transfers.

Upon information and belief by taking the concrete steps outlined above,

along with the others alleged in this complaint, defendant Lucian Charles Grange and his capacity

as CEO of UMG Motown Records and Universal Music Group knowingly participated in sex trafficking

and furthered the Combs sex trafficking venture. The concrete steps above constituted taking part

in the sex trafficking venture and were necessary for its success.

The concrete steps above constituted active engagement by defendant Lucian Charles Grange

and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records and Universal Music Group in Combs sex trafficking

venture. See upon information and belief defendant Lucian Charles Grange and his capacity of CEO

of UMG Motown Records and Universal Music Group knowingly and intentionally benefited financially

from and received value for its participation in the sex trafficking venture in which Mr. Combs

with defendant Lucian Charles Grange and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records and Universal

Music Group's knowledge or their reckless disregard of the fact that Combs would use means of force,

threats of force, fraud, coercion and a combination of such means to cause plaintiff Jones as well as

others, some of whom were under the age of 17 to engage in commercial sex acts. F

upon information and belief defendant Lucian Charles Grange and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown

Records and Universal Music Group knew through years of lawsuits, hush money settlements

and notice that was provided by Miss Cassie Ventura at the beginning of 2023 that Mr. Combs

was engaging in sex trafficking and that defendant Lucian Charles Grange and his capacity as CEO of UMG

Motown Records and Universal Music Group was participating in a particular sex trafficking

venture i.e the coercive Combs sex trafficking venture outlined above through their general

business partnership deal with defendant Sean Combs and love records incorporated defendant Lucian

Charles Grange and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records and Universal Music Group's knowledge

went far beyond having an abstract awareness of sex trafficking in general. Indeed defendant Lucian

Charles Grange and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records and Universal Music Group's representatives

were present at Chalice recording studios and in Mr. Combs Miami and Los Angeles homes while he

was actively engaging in acts enumerated in this pleading and the large sum of financing that

defendant Lucian Charles Grange and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records and Universal Music Group

gave him access to thus defendant Lucian Charles Grange and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records

and Universal Music Group did not simply fail to adequately detect signs of Combs sex trafficking,

it did not detect multiple signs of Combs coercive sex trafficking venture and continued to

participate in the venture defendant Lucian Charles Grange and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown

Records and Universal Music Group knew or should have known that the venture was ongoing which

with why Combs required vast sums of financing. Gee upon information and belief defendant Lucian

Charles Grange and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records and Universal Music Group's actions

extend well beyond the situation of failing to train themselves and set their staff about

recognizing the warning signs of sex trafficking. Defendant Lucian Charles Grange in his capacity as

CEO of UMG Motown Records and Universal Music Group's employees did recognize the signs of

Combs sex trafficking. Upon information and belief indeed defendant Lucian Charles Grange and his

capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records and Universal Music Group's employees knew about Combs sex

trafficking venture but defendant Lucian Charles Grange in his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records

and Universal Music Group decided to continue facilitating the Combs sex trafficking venture

rather than ending its participation in the venture. H upon information and belief among the signs

that defendants Lucian Charles Grange and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records and Universal

Music Group was facilitating Combs sex trafficking venture where those facts that came to the attention

of defendant Lucian Charles Grange and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records and Universal

Music Group from the reporting of Cassie Ventura mentioned the buff. You're having a good time.

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Universal Music Group was facilitating comb sex trafficking venture where those facts that came

to the attention of defendant Lucian Charles Grange and his capacity as CEO of UMG records

and Universal Music Group were those facts that came to its attention through its complaints

file by Cassie Ventura of comb sex trafficking because of those complaints defendant Lucian

Charles Grange and his capacity as CEO of UMG, Motown Records and Universal Music Group

knew to a certainty that combs was engaged in sex trafficking. Jay upon information and belief

defendant Lucian Charles Grange and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records and Universal Music Group

knew the names of many of comb sex trafficking freak off participants, young Miami,

Daphne Joy, Stevie J and Jade. Okay upon information and belief defendant Lucian Charles Grange

and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records and Universal Music Group helped to conceal the names

of combs victims from the public and from law enforcement and prosecuting agencies by helping

to conceal the existence of the sex trafficking venture. Among the ways in which defendant Lucian

Charles Grange and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records and Universal Music Group

helped to conceal the venture's existence was by failing to properly monitor or audit

chong combs and love records incorporated to ensure that the finances they provided were being

used in a manner outlined in the Habtomerium Declaration as well as ensuring that the proper

accounting and tax reporting was made to the federal government. Additionally they knew or

should have known that the defendant combs employed and empowered Fahim Muhammad to handle law

enforcement and defendant quorum to compensate the sex workers.

I, upon information and belief defendant Lucian Charles Grange and his capacity as CEO of UMG

Motown Records and Universal Music Group's concealment including failing to provide enhanced

monitoring that is normally required in general business partnership agreements where one partner

was providing the financing of the partnership. Defendant Lucian Charles Grange and his capacity

as CEO of UMG Motown Records and Universal Music Group felt to implement enhanced monitoring

of Mr. Combs to ensure that the finances they provided were being used for the purpose identified

in Miss Habtomerium's Declaration. Upon information and belief they felt to do this specifically

to help conceal combs ongoing sex trafficking. Defendant Lucian Charles Grange and his capacity as

CEO of UMG Motown Records and Universal Music Group knew that if it implemented its enhanced

monitoring it would have to stop providing combs with the financing he needed to run his sex

trafficking venture. M upon information and belief defendant Lucian Charles Grange and his

capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records and Universal Music Group's concealment included failing to ensure

that their general business partners, Sean Combs and Love Records Incorporated,

properly reported their financial support of Mr. Combs to federal government for tax purposes.

This includes reporting all payments or wire transfers sent to Kuresha, Romeka Brownlee,

Jade Raimi, and Daphne Joyce or Vantes, Narvaya's. Upon information and belief defendant Lucian

Charles Grange and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records and Universal Music Group had

constructive knowledge of the combs sex trafficking venture because of specific acts by Mr. Combs

that put it on notice of a particular and ongoing sex trafficking venture.

Among the specific acts were Combs use of vast sums of financing and the club love parties

that representatives of UMG periodically attended. Defendant Combs had drugs and sex workers present

in circumstances that should have prompted defendant Lucian Charles Grange and his capacity as CEO

of UMG Motown Records and Universal Music Group and its employees to raise questions about combs

sex trafficking and or his use of the financing provided to him by defendant Lucian Charles Grange

in his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records and Universal Music Group.

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dealing with the topic we'll pick up where we left off. All of the information that goes with

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