Rodney "LiL Rod" Jones And The Amended Diddy Complaint (Part 14)

What's up everyone and welcome back to the program.

In this episode we're going to pick up where we left off, with the Rodney Jones, second

amended complaint filed against Diddy.

Oh, also among the specific acts giving rise to constructive knowledge were the facts

that associates of Mr. Combs made numerous reimbursement requests to defendant Lucian

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

Group through Mr. Combs' account in Robin Greenhill.

The circumstances of these reimbursement requests gave defendant notice that Mr. Combs'

sex trafficking enterprise was being funded.

P. Upon information and belief, among the financial benefits that defendant Lucian Charles

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

for participating in and facilitating Combs' sex trafficking venture were the affiliation

in access to Mr. Combs' popularity.

Before Cassie Ventura's lawsuit was filed, Mr. Combs was a popular and highly influential

figure in the music industry to whom everyone wanted to connect.

Mr. Combs was known for throwing the best parties, affiliation with and or general business

partnerships with Mr. Combs, garnered legitimacy, immense success, and access to top and emerging

artists, celebrities, famous athletes, political figures, musicians, and international dignitaries,

like the British Royal Prince Harry.

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

Music Group knew firsthand the power influence and effect attaching themselves to Mr. Combs

would have on their bottom line and is evidenced by their repeated general business partnership

agreements with Mr. Combs from 2003 through 2005, 2009 through 2015, and 2022 through 2023.

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

Music Group profited from the affiliation with Mr. Combs and their general business partnership

which came with unmonitored financing that may have supported his sex trafficking enterprise.

Mr. Combs and Combs controlled entities use the financing they received from the general

business partners to facilitate their sex trafficking venture.

Mr. Combs benefited from his general business partners apparent willful blindness

through their willingness to provide large amounts of financing in suspicious circumstances

and their failure to ensure that their general business partners properly reported

their financing to the US federal government.

Q. Upon information and belief among the financial benefits that defendant Lucian Charles Grange

and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records and Universal Music Group received for participating

in Combs' sex trafficking venture was a referral of business opportunities from Mr. Combs and

his co-conspirators, accessed up and coming artists, producers, songwriters, and creatives.

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

Music Group profited from these referred business opportunities. Mr. Combs referred business

opportunities to defendants Lucian Charles Grange and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records

and Universal Music Group in exchange for financing his sex trafficking venture.

These referrals were quid pro quo for defendant Lucian Charles Grange and his capacity as CEO

of UMG Motown Records and Universal Music Group's unchecked financing of the establishment

of love records incorporated and the funding and reimbursement for the invoiced expenses associated

with the creation of the love album.

R. Upon information and belief defendant Lucian Charles Grange and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown

and Universal Music Group knowingly received financial benefits and return for its assistance,

support, and facilitation of Combs' sex trafficking venture. Defendant Lucian Charles Grange

and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records and Universal Music Group knew or should have known

that if it stopped assisting supporting and facilitating Combs' sex trafficking venture,

it would no longer receive those benefits.

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

Records and Universal Music Group knew and was in reckless disregard of the fact that it was

Combs' pattern and practice to use the channels and instrumentalities of interstate and foreign

commerce, private jets, yachts, and commercial airplanes to entice recruits solicit harbor,

provide obtain, and transport young women and young men for the purpose of causing commercial

sex acts and violation of US code 18, section 1591, and 1. T. Upon information and belief defendant

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

and its employees had actual knowledge that they were facilitating Combs' sexual abuse

and sex trafficking conspiracy to recruit solicit and entice coerce harbor transport obtain

and propel Mr. Jones into commercial sex acts through the means of force, threats of force, fraud,

abuse of process, and coercion, and the combination of all these means. You

upon information and belief despite such knowledge defendant Lucian Charles Grange and his

capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records and Universal Music Group intentionally paid for,

facilitated and participated in Combs' violation of US code 18, section 1591, and 1.

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

Music Group knew and were in reckless disregard of the fact that Combs would coerce to fraud

and force Mr. Jones to engage in commercial sex acts. V. Upon information and belief defendant Lucian

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

its employees and agents actively participated in the sex trafficking conspiracy and let Mr. Jones

and sex workers to believe that they would be rewarded if they cooperated and acquiesced

to Mr. Combs' coercive demands. W. Upon information and belief defendant Lucian Charles Grange

and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records and Universal Music Group's affirmative conduct

was committed knowingly and in reckless disregard of the facts that Mr. Combs would use

financial support provided by defendant Lucian Charles Grange in his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown

Records and Universal Music Group as a means of defrauding, forcing, and coercing sex acts from

Mr. Jones. Defendant Lucian Charles Grange capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records and Universal

Music Group's conduct was outrageous and intentional. X. Upon information and belief in addition

to actual knowledge that I was participating in and facilitating the Combs' sex trafficking venture

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

also should have known that I was participating in and facilitating a venture that had engaged

in coercive sex trafficking as covered by U.S. Code 18, Section 1595A. Why? Upon information and

belief in exchange for facilitating and covering up Combs' commercial sex trafficking, defendant Lucian

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

international recognition, notoriety, and praise for the establishment of love records incorporated

and development and distribution of the love album. This was a result of securing the Sean

Combs love records incorporated relationship. X. Facilitating and covering up Combs' sex trafficking

and misconduct was a means of obtaining economic success and promotion within the defendant Lucian

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

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

Records and Universal Music Group's intentional conduct has caused Mr. John Sirius harm,

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

BB Upon information and belief, defendant Lucian Charles Grange and his capacity as CEO of UMG

Motown Records and Universal Music Group, knowing an intentional conduct has caused Mr. John's

harm that is sufficiently serious under all the surrounding circumstances to compel a reasonable

person in the same background and in the same circumstances to perform or to continue performing

a commercial sexual activity to avoid incurring any harm. C.C. This case does not involve

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

and Universal Music Group's criminal conduct and violating the TVPA was outrageous and intentional

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

organization. Defendants Lucian Charles Grange and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records

and Universal Music Group's willful blindness to combs criminal conduct also showed a high degree

of moral turptitude and demonstrated such wanton dishonesty to imply a criminal indifference to

civil obligations. Defendant Lucian Charles Grange and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records

and Universal Music Group's criminal conduct was directed specifically at Mr. Jones who was the

victim of combs sexual abuse and sex trafficking organization. D.D. Upon information and belief

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

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

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

profiting by undertaking illegal high risk high reward general business partnerships

376 by virtue of these knowing and intentional violations of US code 18 section 1591 A&2

1595 defendant Lucian Charles Grange and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records

and Universal Music Group is liable to Mr. Jones for the damages he sustained and reasonable

attorneys fees. Alright folks that's going to do it for this one in the next episode we're going

to bring this bad boy home and finish it off all of the information that goes with this episode can

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