Rodney "LiL Rod" Jones And The Amended Diddy Complaint (Part 15)

Teleredic here from 2311 Racing.

Game night's fun until someone spends five minutes

lining up one shot.

Chalk, breathe, reach-shock, still aiming.

While they figure it out, I fire up Chamba Casino.

I can spin anywhere, anytime,

and there's always a new social casino game every week.

Spins happen way faster than that shot.

Play now at chambacasino.com.

Let's Chamba.

Sponsored by Chamba Casino, no purchase necessary.

VGW Group, Voidware Prohibited by Law, 21 Plus,

Terms and Conditions Apply.

Craving the coffee flavor you love.

But without the caffeine,

Chachava's got you covered with their newest coffee flavor.

This all-in-one nutrition shake delivers

bold, authentic flavor, crafted from premium,

decaffeinated Brazilian beans.

With 25 grams of protein, six grams of fiber,

greens, and so much more.

Treat yourself to the flavor and nutrition your body craves.

Go to chachava.com and use code news.

New customers get 15% off their first order.

That's K-A-C-H-A-V-A.com code news.

What's up, everyone?

And welcome back to the program.

In this episode, we're going to finish off

the second amended complaint filed by Rodney Jones,

16th Cause of Action,

obstruction of the enforcement of the trafficking,

Victim Protection Act,

U.S. Code 18, Section 1591-D,

against defendant Lucian Charles Grange

and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records

and Universal Music Group, 377.

Mr. Jones and corporates by reference all proceeding paragraphs

and re-electism as if set forth fully herein, 378.

Defendant Lucian Charles Grange and his capacity

as CEO of UMG Motown Records and Universal Music Group

and its officers and employees,

knowingly and intentionally obstructed,

attempted to obstruct, interfered with,

and prevented the enforcement of U.S. Code 18,

Section 1591-A-N1, and A-N2.

All in violation of U.S. Code 18, Section 1591-D.

This activity is here and after referred to collectively,

simply as obstruction, 379.

Upon information and belief, defendant Lucian Charles Grange

and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records

and Universal Music Group's obstruction

of the enforcement of U.S. Code 18,

Section 1591-A-N1, and A-N2,

was forbidden by U.S. Code 18, Section 1591-D,

and defendant Lucian Charles Grange and his capacity

as CEO of UMG Motown Records and Universal Music Group,

thereby violated chapter 77, title 18.

Defendant Lucian Charles Grange and his capacity

as CEO of UMG Motown Records and Universal Music Group's

obstruction described here and in the preceding paragraph,

directly, approximately, and foreseeably harmed Mr. Jones

by directly resulting in him,

coercively being caused to engage in commercial sex acts

and in other ways, 380.

Upon information and belief, defendant Sean Combs

has a well-documented history of criminal investigations,

defendant Lucian Charles Grange and his capacity

as CEO of UMG Motown Records and Universal Music Group

were on notice of Mr. Combs' proclivity to criminal activity.

They knew or should have known

that Mr. Combs' trafficking operation

would or could result in criminal investigation

by state and federal prosecutors

for violating, among other laws, the TVPA.

Defendant Lucian Charles Grange and his capacity

as CEO of UMG Motown Records and Universal Music Group

should have taken a cue from the federal prosecutors,

arrest and prosecution of Jeffrey Epstein,

honor about July 8, 2019, honor about that date,

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

and Dited Epstein and unnamed associates

for violating the TVPA.

Later on, about June 29, 2020,

the same office and Dited Epstein's co-conspirator,

Golan Maxwell, poor conspiracy to entice minor victims

to travel to be abused by Epstein.

Mr. Combs' defendant, J. Combs,

Coram and her direct reports,

Brendan Paul, Frankie Santella and Moibon,

all engaged in the same activities as Mr. Epstein

and Miss Maxwell.

In fact, Mr. Combs' defendant, J. Combs, Coram

and her direct reports, Brendan Paul, Frankie Santella

and Moibon may have done worse.

Take it easy with that nonsense, okay?

May have done worse?

I highly doubt that.

381, upon information and belief

by providing finances for Mr. Combs,

sex trafficking organization

and concealing its actions thereafter,

defendant Lucien Charles Grange and his capacity as CEO

of UMG Motown Records and Universal Music Group

obstructed, interfered with and prevented the state

and federal government enforcement of the TVPA

against Mr. Combs.

Defendants, J. Combs, Coram and her direct reports,

Brendan Paul, Frankie Santella and Moibon

to the extent that the federal government was able

to ultimately charge Mr. Combs' defendant, J. Combs, Coram

and her direct reports.

Brendan Paul, Frankie Santella and Moibon

with TVPA violations.

The filing of those charges was delayed

by defendant Lucien Charles Grange

and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records

and Universal Music Group's actions

because of that delay, Mr. Jones

was coercively caused to engage in commercial sex acts.

382, as one example of how defendant Lucien Charles Grange

and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records

and Universal Music Group obstructed, attempted

to obstruct, interfered with and prevented state

and federal government enforcement of the TVPA,

defendant, defendant Lucien Charles Grange

and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records

and Universal Music Group provided financial resources

to Mr. Combs.

And so that the coercive commercial sex acts

would escape the detection of state

and federal law enforcement and prosecuting agencies,

defendant Lucien Charles Grange and his capacity

as CEO of UMG Motown Records and Universal Music Group

provided financial resources to further the Mr. Combs,

defendant J. Combs, Coram and her direct reports,

Brandon Paul, Frankie Santella and Moybaughan Sex Trafficking Venture

and with the purpose of helping Mr. Combs defendants,

J. Combs, Coram and her direct reports,

Brandon Paul, Frankie Santella and Moybaughan

evade criminal liability for violating the TVPA, 383.

As an example of how defendant Lucien Charles Grange

and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records

and Universal Music Group obstructed,

attempted to obstruct, interfered with

and prevented state and federal government's enforcement

of the TVPA, defendant Lucien Charles Grange

and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records

and Universal Music Group fell to ensure

that there are general business partners,

Sean Combs and love records, timely and accurately reported

to the federal government, the required tax forms

that detail the partnership payments provided

by defendant Lucien Charles Grange

and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records

and Universal Music Group to Mr. Combs,

timely filing of these reports is required

by the United States tax code

and related laws and regulations.

These reports are tools that the federal government uses

to detect and prosecute among other illegal activities,

sex trafficking and violation of the TVPA

by failing to ensure that there are general business partner,

timely and accurately filed the tax reporting,

documents regarding Mr. Combs' partnership,

financial transactions, defendant Lucien Charles Grange

and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records

and Universal Music Group obstructed,

attempted to obstruct, interfered with

and prevented the government enforcement of the TVPA

by concealing from the government's attention

Mr. Combs financing and aid of sex trafficking, 384

by providing unchecked financial support to Mr. Combs,

defendant Lucien Charles Grange

and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records

and Universal Music Group intended and knew

that Mr. Combs coercive commercial sex acts

would escape the detection of law enforcement

and prosecuting agencies for some period of time.

Defendant Lucien Charles Grange

and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records

and Universal Music Group provided financial

support to further the Combs' sex trafficking venture

and with the purpose of helping Mr. Combs evade

criminal liability for violating the TVPA.

385 upon information and belief defendant Lucien Charles Grange

and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records

and Universal Music Group's obstruction,

attempted obstruction, interference with

and prevention of the enforcement of the TVPA

were all done intentionally and knowingly.

For example, defendant Lucien Charles Grange

and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records

and Universal Music Group knew that Mr. Combs

was high risk, specifically high risk

to violate the TVPA through continuing

criminal sex trafficking activities.

As evidenced by Cassie Vinchera's civil complaint,

she informed members of Mr. Combs' parent label

about the abuses he was visiting upon her

and instead of coming to arrest you,

they forced her to return his calls

and to return to his sex trafficking enterprise 386 upon

information and belief defendant Lucien Charles Grange

and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records

and Universal Music Group was aware Mr. Combs

at a laundry list of criminal charges

and barely escaped serving prison time upon information

and belief Mr. Combs engaged in witness intimidation

and bribery to escape criminal liability

for shooting the Tanya Rubin in the face.

Defendant Lucien Charles Grange and his capacity

as CEO of UMG Motown Records

and Universal Music Group was aware

that there were public allegations at Mr. Combs

illegal conduct was facilitated

by several named co-conspirators.

They were made aware of this through complaints made

by Cassie Vinchera and the lawsuit

by former diddy sex worker Jonathan Odie.

Defendant Lucien Charles Grange and his capacity

as CEO of UMG Motown Records

and Universal Music Group can seal

from the federal government its numerous financial payments

to Mr. Combs and love records incorporated

defendant Lucien Charles Grange

and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records

and Universal Music Group continued its affirmative conduct

of providing financing to Mr. Combs

so that he could make payments to his co-conspirators

with knowledge that such transactions

did not produce a clear paper trail.

Defendant Lucien Charles Grange

and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records

and Universal Music Group

intentional conduct obstructed attempted to obstruct

in many ways interfered with

and prevented the enforcement of the TVPA

by investigators and prosecuting agencies

to enforce the TVPA 388.

Upon information and belief,

defendant Lucien Charles Grange

and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records

and Universal Music Group's obstruction

of the government's TVPA

and other law enforcement efforts

was intentional and willful

and therefore defendant Lucien Charles Grange

and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records

and Universal Music Group's intentionally

and willfully caused Mr. Combs Commission

of the forcible commercial sex acts

with Mr. Jones through its obstruction

supporting the concealment

of Mr. Combs' trafficking venture.

Defendant Lucien Charles Grange

and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records

and Universal Music Group knew

that Mr. Combs and his other co-conspirators

would use means of force, threats of force, fraud, coercion

and the combination of such means

to cause Mr. Jones to engage in commercial sex acts.

389.

Upon information and belief, defendant Lucien Charles Grange

and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records

and Universal Music Group knew

that Mr. Combs acted in reckless disregard

of the fact and should have known

that its obstruction and violation of US code 18,

section 1591D would directly and approximately lead

to unlawful, coercive, commercial sex acts

by Mr. Combs with men like plaintiff Jones, young men

and young women.

390.

Upon information and belief, defendant Lucien Charles Grange

and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records

and Universal Music Group, obstruction is caused

Mr. Jones serious harm, including without limitation,

physical, psychological, financial and reputational harm.

That harm was direct and approximately caused

by the obstruction and the harm resulting

from the obstruction was foreseeable.

391.

Upon information and belief, defendant Lucien Charles Grange

and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records

and Universal Music Group's obstruction

has caused Mr. Jones 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 to continue performing commercial sex acts

to avoid incurring that harm.

392.

Upon information and belief, this case does not involve

Mayor Fraud instead, defendant Lucien Charles Grange

and his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records

and Universal Music Group's criminal conduct

and obstructing enforcement of the TVPA

with so outrageous and intentional

because it was in deliberate furtherance of a widespread

and dangerous criminal sex trafficking organization.

Telloretic here from 2311 Racing.

Game night's fun until someone spends five minutes

lining up one shot.

Chalk, breathe, re-chalk, still aiming.

While they figure it out, I fire up Champa Casino.

I can spin anywhere anytime

and there's always a new social casino game every week.

What's been's happened way faster than that shot?

Play now at chambacasino.com.

Let's chamba.

Sponsored by Chamba Casino, no purchase necessary,

VGW Group, Voidware Prohibited by Law,

21 Plus, Terms and Conditions Apply.

Craving the coffee flavor you love.

But without the caffeine,

Kachavas got you covered with their newest coffee flavor.

This all-in-one nutrition shake delivers

bold, authentic flavor, crafted from premium

decaffeinated Brazilian beans.

Quality nutrition shouldn't be complicated.

Just two scoops of Kachavas all-in-one nutrition shake

and you've got 25 grams of protein,

six grams of fiber, greens, and so much more.

Whether you're craving that coffee taste

to kickstart your morning ritual

or as a nutrient-packed reward to round out your afternoon,

Kachava keeps you fueled and satisfied

wherever your day takes you.

Plus, it actually tastes delicious.

No fillers, no nonsense.

Just the good stuff your body craves

and for the times you feel like switching it up,

you've got seven flavors to choose from.

All with the highest quality ingredients.

Treat yourself to the flavor and nutrition

your body craves.

Go to kachava.com and use code news.

New customers get 15% off their first order.

That's K-A-C-H-A-V-A.com code news.

Craving the coffee flavor you love.

But without the caffeine,

Kachavas got you covered with their newest coffee flavor.

This all-in-one nutrition shake delivers

bold, authentic flavor, crafted from premium

decaffeinated Brazilian beans with 25 grams of protein,

six grams of fiber, greens, and so much more.

Treat yourself to the flavor and nutrition

your body craves.

Go to kachava.com and use code news.

New customers get 15% off their first order.

That's K-A-C-H-A-V-A.com code news.

Defendant Lucian Charles Grange in his capacity

as CEO of UMG Motown Records

and Universal Music Group's obstruction

also invents the high degree of moral turpitude

and demonstrated such wanton dishonesty

as to imply a criminal indifference to civil obligations.

Defendant Lucian Charles Grange in his capacity

as CEO of UMG Motown Records

and Universal Music Group's obstruction

was directed specifically at Mr. Jones,

who was the victim of Mr. Combs,

sex trafficking organization, 393.

By virtue of these violations of US code 18,

Section 1591D, Defendant Lucian Charles Grange

in his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records

and Universal Music Group is liable to Mr. Jones

for the damages he sustained and reasonable attorney fees

by operation of US code 18, Section 1595.

Defendant Lucian Charles Grange

in his capacity as CEO of UMG Motown Records

and Universal Music Group perpetrated an obstruction

of the TVPA and therefore perpetrated a violation

of Chapter 77, Title 18.

The 17th cause of action, breach of oral contract

against love records in Sean Combs, 394.

Mr. Jones and corporates by reference

all preceding paragraphs and re-elegism

as if set forth fully herein, 395.

Plaintiff Jones and Defendant Mr. Jones and L.R.

had an oral contract for Mr. Jones

to receive $20,000 for every song

he produced on the love album.

Mr. Combs agreed to allow Mr. Jones

to keep his publishing as well as four royalty points

per song and to credit him as a producer

for every song that he touched

as well as credit him for each instrument he played.

396.

Mr. Jones fully executed his obligations under the contract

when he produced, deliver me, stay part one,

reach in, what's love, stay a while,

moments need somebody, homecoming and tough love, 397.

Mr. Jones worked on the following songs,

brought my love and creepin' remix, 398.

Mr. Jones lived and traveled with Mr. Combs

from September, 2022 to October, 2023.

Through the duration of that time,

Mr. Combs did not compensate Mr. Jones

for his time or the work he did on the above mentioned songs.

Mr. Combs also failed to provide Mr. Jones

with producer credit or for royalty points for all songs.

399.

As a result of Mr. Combs' actions,

Mr. Jones has suffered the following losses, $180,000,

royalty points, and producer credit for the following songs,

deliver me, stay part one, reach in, what's love,

stay a while, moments, need somebody, homecoming,

and tough love.

400.

As a result of Mr. Combs' actions,

Mr. Jones has suffered the following losses,

$40,000 for royalty points,

and producer credit for the following songs.

Brought my love and creepin' remix, 401.

As a result of Mr. Combs' breach of contract,

Mr. Jones has suffered and continues to suffer harm,

including severe emotional distress, anxiety,

and other consequential damages

for which he is entitled to an award

of monetary damages and other relief, 402.

The conduct of Mr. Combs described above

was willful, wanton, and malicious.

At all relevant times, Mr. Combs acted

with conscious disregard for plaintiffs' rights

and feelings to cause injury to plaintiff Jones.

By virtue of the foregoing,

plaintiff is entitled to recover punitive damages.

The prayer for relief.

Wherefore, plaintiff prays the court enter judgment

in her favor and against defendants

containing the following relief.

A, a declaratory judgment that the actions, conduct,

and practices of defendants can plaint of herein

violate the laws of the state of New York B,

an award of damages against defendant,

and an amount to be determined that trial,

plus pre-judgment interest to compensate plaintiff

for all monetary and or economic damages,

including but not limited to loss of past and future income,

wages, compensations, seniority,

and other benefits of employment.

C, an award of damages against defendant,

and an amount to be determined that trial,

plus pre-judgment interest to compensate plaintiff

for all non-monetary and or compensatory damages,

including but not limited to compensation

for her mental anguish, humiliation,

embarrassment, stress and anxiety, emotional pain,

and suffering, and emotional distress.

D, an award for punitive damages

in an amount to be determined that trial,

E, pre-judgment interest on all amounts due,

F, and award cause for plaintiff,

has incurred in this action,

including but not limited to expert witness fees,

as well as plaintiff's reasonable attorney fees,

and cost of the fullest extent permitted by law,

and G, such other and further relief

as the court may deem just improper.

Plaintiff hereby demands trial by jury

on all issues of fact and damage stated herein.

This was dated March 25th, 2024,

and it was signed by Tyrone Blackburn.

All right, so that is the second amended complaint

that was that issue in dispute.

Now we know that the lawyers for UMG,

they gummed up the whole situation

with all of their filings,

and it was their opinion that this second amended complaint

shouldn't even be accepted by the court,

but the court has accepted it,

so this second amended complaint

is now part of the court filings.

So as the documents continue to come in,

we'll continue to hammer them out,

that way we all have an idea of what's going on,

because we all know the legacy media

is only going to give you a very surface level look.

The good news is we're diving deeper than a sub-mariner here,

and we plan on continuing to do that.

But until then, all of the information

that goes with this episode can be found in the description box.

Tyler Reddick here from 2311 Racing,

another checkered flag for the books,

time to celebrate with Chamba.

Jump in at chambacasino.com.

Let's Chamba.

No purchase necessary, VTWCook,

voidware prohibited by law,

CTNC, 21 plus sponsored by Chamba Casino.

Are we exposed?

This is what every security team is wondering.

But with vulnerabilities scattered across network,

cloud, AI, and OT silos,

the truth is out of reach and attackers know it.

There's a better way.

Unify to defy risk with tenable AI-powered exposure

management.

Tenable brings together all your security data

and exposures in one unified view,

giving you the attacker's map

and revealing the critical paths and weaknesses

they can exploit.

Now your teams can prioritize intelligently,

move decisively, and collaborate without friction.

Tenable turns scattered work into a single proactive force.

Instead of chasing noise, your team

knows where to focus, gaining clarity,

control, and speed to reduce cyber risk with confidence.

Learn more at tenable.com.

Tenable, your exposure ends here.