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He was convicted on trafficking women across state lines for the purpose of prostitution.I don't think his prostitution was part of the charges but could be wrong.
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He was convicted on trafficking women across state lines for the purpose of prostitution.I don't think his prostitution was part of the charges but could be wrong.
Looks like the only career path he has left is getting elected President.He probably won't do long in prison but his mainstream career is over
I don’t think he can pull off the victim act given the hotel video
Red pill woman hating weirdos, especially in the rap world gonna treat him like the Messiah though
So true and so sad.Looks like the only career path he has left is getting elected President.
He’s going to be a maga influencer and make tens of millions doing so - watch.He probably won't do long in prison but his mainstream career is over
I don’t think he can pull off the victim act given the hotel video
Red pill woman hating weirdos, especially in the rap world gonna treat him like the Messiah though
Your post reminds me of the Art Heyman incident in Myrtle Beach. He claimed until his death that private detectives hired by UNC supporters were tracking him.He was convicted on trafficking women across state lines for the purpose of prostitution.
I don't know anything about that incident.Your post reminds me of the Art Heyman incident in Myrtle Beach. He claimed until his death that private detectives hired by UNC supporters were tracking him.![]()
I don't know anything about that incident.
when he was playing or after?Heyman was arrested in Myrtle Beach and charged with transporting an underage woman across state lines for immoral purposes. The Charges were eventually dropped.
I don’t have a lot of good things to say about Trump being elected President this past election cycle, but there is one good thing— at least for me and my criminal defense lawyer colleagues— that I can say about it:So true and so sad.
Not to defend Art, but if there's ever been a state line that's arbitrary and meaningless, it's the one between Horry and Brunswick.Heyman was arrested in Myrtle Beach and charged with transporting an underage woman across state lines for immoral purposes. The Charges were eventually dropped.
when he was playing or after?
I think a lot of folks think sex trafficking is only kidnapping someone and then selling them out for sex. They don't understand if you force someone to have sex with someone else against their will that it's sex trafficking as well.I don't think the jury understood the case. After yesterday, I assumed they had reached guilty on the four lesser charges and were deadlocked as to the top charge. I think pretty much everyone assumed that, which is why Diddy was so glum yesterday. It doesn't make sense to find guilty on the top charge without finding that he engaged in sex trafficking. Well, that's the surface level view at least. I didn't follow any of the evidence in the case at all.
More so now than everNot to defend Art, but if there's ever been a state line that's arbitrary and meaningless, it's the one between Horry and Brunswick.
He is a sick human .I've read about 50 civil suits against Diddy by victims. The claims about the level of consent in participation is varied. Some certainly could be seen as trading their body for fame (or the potential of fame). But there were a number whose allegations would match up with any reasonable definition of rape or sexual assault. I don't believe any of those victims were part of this trial. There were several allegations relating to minors of both genders. Of course these are just allegations without a showing of proof but these claims were remarkably consistent from the 1990s to 2020s.
I've read hundreds of civil suits relating to sexual assault and sex trafficking including pedos, the Diddy cases are some of the most disturbing things I've seen.