Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of The
Diddy Diaries. In this episode, we're going to pick up
where we left off with Ashley Parham's amended complaint against
Diddy in company. Defending Big Homie, CC then quipped that
defendant Diddy that he probably hadn't had any ass at
Tight because he's not used to having anal sex with women,
which defended Diddy and Doe laughed at. Plaintiff then told
defendant Diddy that she did not party with him, and
she did not enjoy partying with him, and that he
raped her. Defending Diddy did not like plaintiff's response to
his lighthearted commentary and offered plaintiff money and instructed plaintiff
to say that the violent rape was consensual and that
plaintiff was a sex worker. Plaintiff became enraged and yelled
that defendant Diddy that her rape was not consensual, she
was not a sex worker, and she refused to take
any money from him and would tell the police that
he raped her. Defendan Didty then told plaintiff no one
would ever believe her that she was raped by him,
and that she did tell anyone such that they would
harm her family. Defending Big Homie CC then showed plaintiff's phone,
which looked as if it was the outside of plaintiff's
a strange sister's residence, as she could see her sister
sitting on the couch and her sister's spouse on the balcony.
It looked as if someone was outside the residence streaming
the video to defend in Big Homie CC's phone. Plaintiff
was rattled by what she was seeing on Defendant Big
CC's phone and was still angry about being gang raped
and was not complying with Defending Ditty's request to take
the money being offered to say the rape was consensual.
Defending Ditty then called defendant Janis in an effort to
further convince plaintiff not to report her assault. Defending Janice
yelled at plaintiff to not hurt her son. Plaintiff told
defendant Janis that her son had violently raped plaintiff. Defending Janice,
seemingly unfazed by this statement, then continued her demands with
plaintiff to take the money being offered and not to
report the rape to law enforcement. Defending Ditty then made
further throf threats that he had gotten off from bigger
crimes than this, and referred to Tupac again. After antagonizing,
Plaintiff defended Big homy Cec then turned to defendant Didty
and pulled his gun on him, asking him to repeat
what he said in reference to Tupac. As the two
of them were exchanging words, plaintiff went behind defendant Big
homye Cc, where he was seemingly began to protect plaintiff
defending Big homie Cec then advanced to defending Diddy's, questioning
him over the comments he made about Tupac. During the commotion,
a neighbor directly across the street came outside and peered
into the backyard and asked what all the commotion was about.
Defendant Big homye Cec then pointed a gun at the
neighbor and instructed him to mind his business and returned
to his residence. Defending Big homy Cec then turned the
gun back on defending Ditty. Plaintiff, not far behind defending
Big homy Cec, tried to grab defendant Big homy CC's
hand with that gun. The gun then went off and
hit a hill behind defendant Chain's residents, and Didty then
ran up the backstone stairs near the hill in the backyard,
towards where defendant's KK Shannon brand You were. Plaintiff charged
towards defendant Ditty, moving the concealed knife from her left
hand to her right hand and in pursuit of defending Ditty.
Plaintiff then pushed defending Ditty from behind while on the
stone stairs, causing him to fall on his back to plaintiff.
Plaintiff then raised the knife in a rage from the
events that just transpired and with the intent of driving
the knife into defending Ditty's back when he turned around
and began pleading for his life. Plaintiff, shocked now to
see defendan Ditty acting as a victim, had a moment
of clarity, and then turned and ran down the stairs
and outdoor stone staircase back out to the backyard to escape.
Defending Didty then chased Plaintiff down the stairs and attempted
to push her, but she was already at the bottom
of the stairs and gained her footing and wielded the
knife at defending Ditty's grazing his abdomen. Hearing the commotion,
defending KK and Brandy emerged and defending KK then began
administed during first aid to defendan Ditty for the injuries
caused by plaintiff. Plaintiff tried to make a quick dash
for the exit, but it was thwarted by another defendant, Doe.
After a period of time, Plaintiff was able to absconde
from defendant Doe due to the first aid commotion with
defendant Ditty, and was able to run down the street.
Once plaintiff made it onto the street, she began yelling
loudly for someone to call the police. Defendant Doe, who
had now caught up with plaintiff, advised plaintiff that she
was an undercover cop. To this day, Plaintiff is unsure
of the truth or falsity of that statement. The same
neighbor then again emerged from his residence asking what was transpiring.
Just as plaintiff was attempting to answer, gunshots began being
fired in plaintiff's direction. Plaintiff fled to a car near
where the neighbor was also taking cover and lost sight
of defendant Doe. Plaintiff then heard an suv screeching and
speeding leaving the residence. Plaintiff then entered the home of
the neighbor, who informed her that he had already called
the police. Plaintiff informed the neighbor that it was Shawn
Combs who had raped her and shot at them, but
the neighbor was unaware of of who defendant Combs was.
Shortly thereafter, a sheriff from the Contra Coasta Sheriff's Department
arrived at the neighbor's home. Plaintiff identified the person who
arrived at the neighbor's home posing as a Contra coast
to sheriff was defendant Pelotae. Plaintiff told defendant Pelotae, believing
he was a sheriff from local police, she had been
violently gang raped by defendant Diddy and others, and that
she did not have her clothes, phone, purse, car keys,
her cell phone. Defendant Pelotae, falsely posed as a Contra
coast To sheriff, told plaintiff and the neighbor that they
had received several noise complaints prior to the neighbor's call,
and instructed plaintiff to find a way to get home
the sheriff. Defendant Pelotae did not offer to take plaintiff home,
nor did he call for emergency services, including an ambulance,
nor any offer to take plaintiff to the hospital, nor
any offer to help plaintiff recover her clothes or effects
from the end to change residence. The Contra Coast To
sheriff have confirmed that a police report was made that
night by plaintiff Parum. The Contra Coast To Sheriffs have
refused to release any information related to the complaint. On
the night in question to any source, despite numerous attempts
made via Freedom of Information Act. Plaintiff observed defendant Pelotae
and something to the neighbor what looked like an envelope
at the door. As defendant Pelletier exited, the neighbor went
to the nearby room and quickly returned empty handed. Plaintiff
believes the envelope contained cash. The neighbor offered to let
plaintiff sleep on his couch until she could figure out
a way to get her possessions and get home, but
a plaintiff declined uneasy and unsure about the exchange with
police and the neighbor and police, and only remained at
the neighbor's residence for a short period of time. Once
defendant Pelotae, posing as a contra coastal law enforcement left.
Plaintiff then went back to defendant Chang's residence, where she
found the door open and her clothes were readily accessible
in his residence. Defending Shane then emerged as if nothing
had transpired and offered plaintiff to stay at his residence
while she slept it off. Plaintiff asked for her purse
and her keys, but Defending Shane told her she shouldn't
leave in her condition, and Plaintiff, catatonic and then the
state of shock and disbelief of the events that transpired,
stayed at Defending Shane's home while Defending Shane left the home.
Later that morning, Defending Shane returned to the residence and
woke plaintiff pubb and finally gave her back her purse,
cell phone, in keys, and plaintiff left defendant's residence in
a daze. Plaintiff returned home and tried to make sense
of what had happened to her. On March twenty sixth,
twenty eighteen, plaintiff contacted her primary care doctor and asked
for an HIV and STD test in fear of possibly
having contracted a disease from her violent rape. Plaintiff tried
to continue her life as she felt she wouldn't be
believed as plaintiff already had told what she believed to
be contra costa sheriff's defendant did he raped her to
noa vail. Further, plaintiff was under the impression if she
did continue to say defendan Ditty's name in relation to
her assault, she would not be believed in her family
would be in danger. Seemingly, mere days, maybe even the
day before plaintiff's vicious rape, defendant Shane, had miraculously began
driving a new car. Plaintiff believes this was payment by
defendant Ditty for setting up plaintiff to be raped. Plaintiff
went to the hospital, where the hospital conducted several tests
on plaintiff, including a rape kit, ultrasound, and X rays. Additionally,
plaintiff was given IV fluids to stabilize her vitals as
she was in a severe weakened state from being unable
to eat and losing a substantial amount of weight since
the rape occurred. While at the hospital, plaintiff told members
of her treatment team about her horrific assault, and they
contacted the Walnut Creek Police. Walnut Creek Police showed up
to plaintiff's hospital room and took a statement regarding her assault.
Plaintiff only told Walnut Creek police about the assault from
the in chains and dough. Plaintiff believes her statements made
to Walnut Creek Police while the hospital was captured by
police bodycam footage. Plaintiff further believes her statements made on
March twenty third, immediately after her the vicious assault, where
a plaintiff named defendant Ditty directly and by name, may
be captured by body camera footage, but upon determining the
sheriff was defendant Pelleta does not believe it was captured
as he was a co conspirator. Plaintiff filed her report
to the Orinda Police Department on April seventeenth, twenty eighteen,
but was too afraid to name defendant Ditty as one
of her assailants. During this report, Plaintiff provided her clothing
to the police from the night of the assault, but
they only retained her underwear to date. The underwear was
never returned and plaintiff believes no investigation ever commenced. Plaintiffs
sought assistant from therapists in May twenty eighteen, one of
which tried to have her therapy appointments covered by a
victim's compensation fund, which was rejected because plaintiffs was told
no law enforcement agency had opened an active investigation into
any of her many reports of her violent gang rapes. Subsequently, thereafter,
plaintiff asks police for a copy of her report from
the Walnut Creek Police Department. On July nineteenth, twenty eighteen,
plaintiff was provided a letter from the Walnut Creek Police
Department stating that it was unable to furnish this information
as it's confidential and not subject to public release, despite
plaintiff not being the public and the victim complaint in
all right, we're going to wrap up right here, and
in the next episode, we're going to pick up where
we left off, and that's with in March twenty twenty four.
If you'd like to contact me, you can do that
at Bobby Kopuci at ProtonMail dot com. That's bobbycap u
Cci at ProtonMail dot com, or if you prefer, you
can find me on x at Bobby Underscore cap Ucci.
All of the links that we discussed can be found
in the description box. What's up everyone, and Welcome to
another episode of The Diddy Diaries. In this episode, we're
picking right up where we left off with the Ashley
Parum allegations against Ditty. In March of twenty twenty four,
plaintiff was retraumatized by all the events surrounding defendant Ditty,
including the several civil complaints filed against them, as well
as the raid on defendant Ditty's California and Florida residences.
Plaintiff called Contra Coast to sheriffs again in hopes of
renewing her previous complaint and amending it to ensure defendant
Ditty's name was included. Plaintiff received no response from the sheriff.
Plaintiff in July twenty twenty four then emailed the chief
of the Sheriff's office regarding her complaint, lack of investigation,
and how she was treated by the initial responding officer.
Plaintiff then later received a callback from a detective, but
then nothing further. Plaintiff then began seeking legal counsel for
her claims, ultimately being referred to undersigned for representation. Undersigned
counsel also attempted to get a cappy of the twenty
eighteen police report from Contra Coast to sheriffs, but was
told that they would not provide their report or any
other information without a subpoena. Plaintiffs John and Jane Does
Plaintiffs John and Jane Does are mother and son. Plaintiff
were taken from their Las Vegas residents by defendant Pelotae.
As they walked to their vehicle, Defendant Pelotae put a
gun to plaintiff John Doe's back and instructed him to
get into a black suv Regarding extraditing plaintiffs for warrants
to California. Plaintiff did not have any warrants nor convictions.
Plaintiff demanded to be shown the warrants, and defendant Pelotae
refused and threatened to shoot plaintiff if they protested further.
In the back of the black suv was defendant Valdez.
Defendant was unknown to plaintiff at the time. Defendant was
dressed in dark clothes and instructed plaintiff not to look
at him. Plaintiffs were then transported to what they believed
was defendant Pelotase residents at redacted Bay, Las Vegas. Plaintiffs
were ordered inside and brought into the living room and
forced to sit on the couch and then were physically restrained.
Plaintiff demanded to speak to their attorney, which was refused, ignored,
or met with threats of violence. It became obvious to
plaintiffs that this was not a legal arrest and that
Pelotae was acting outside the color of law. At some
point thereafter, plaintiff were ordered back into the back of
a large suv. Defending Gonzales was given the keys to
plaintiff's vehicle an suv to follow behind the suv. Defending
Gonzales and Pelotae had a list, which, upon information and belief,
was a list of safe houses which they could allow
parties a safe rest bit undetected. Defendant Pelotier appeared to
be in charge, and he and defendant Valdez were both
given out orders to the other co conspirator defendants. Plaintiffs
overhear repeated conversations in the vehicle while being kidnapped and
transported about following a protocol made by defendant pelote to others.
Upon information and belief, this protocol was agreed upon codes
including the use of communication apps like WhatsApp and or Snapchat,
satellite phones, and referring to other co conspirator defendants by
their middle names. It was apparent to plaintiff this was
a professional operation syndicate. Plaintiffs were then trafficked from Las
Vegas to various locations throughout California. The first location Plaintiff
was able to identify was a Danville, California. In the convoy,
the suv plaintiff was placed in also included plaintiffs suv
that was driven by Defending Gonzales. Upon information and belief,
Defending KK was in another suv part of the convoy.
At some point, Defending Gonzales complained he had trouble keeping
up with the convoy of black SUVs because the suv
ran poorly. Plaintiff's alleged the convoy drive was for numerous hours,
but the exact time was uncertain as they were unable
to keep adequate track of time. The next location plaintiffs
were taken among the safe houses on their route to
an unknown destination, was us redacted way Danville, California. Plaintiffs
heard some altercation with the owners of the home. Not
wanting to be involved with defendant scheme, plaintiff attempted to
plead to the owners for help and could not understand
why they wouldn't heed plaintiffs' cries for help. Plaintiffs heard
the owners speak a foreign language, which they believe was
farci upon information and belief. This location was approximately twenty
miles from the home in Orinda where a plaintiff Parum
was assaulted. During the transportation of plaintiff across day lines,
they were given water to drink, which plaintiff belief was drugged.
Defendant Valdez would provide plaintiffs the water, which after drinking,
plaintiffs would feel slightly euphoric, dizzy, and sick. Defendant Valdez
would demand plaintiff drink the water, but they refused and
or fake consumption. During the transportation, plaintiff was forced to
listen to a device with music similar to a device
associated with Defending kk's nonprofit organization, music beats Hearts, in
order to prevent plaintiffs from e he's dropping on the
defendant's conversations. At certain times, the music stopped playing and
Plaintiff John Doe was able to get earbuds partially out
of one ear without defendants noticing the ear conversations about
the plans they had four plaintiffs. Plaintiffs were then taken
to another location at redacted Boulevard in El Serrito, California.
Plaintiffs were able to keep track of their locations by
remembering cross streets. When they were finally let out of
the vehicle for stops. At this location, Plaintiffs observed an
RV arrive at the residence. During this stop is one
plaintiff noticed Defendant KK was part of the convoy. At
this stop, plaintiff overheard Defendant KK being referred to as
her code name, believed to be her middle name, Natasha,
discussing visiting the UC Berkeley campus, as defendants seemed very
familiar with the area and familiar with the city. Upon
information and belief, this location was approximately seven miles from
the home in Orinda where a plaintiff were assaulted. Plaintiffs
were then taken to another location at the Beacon Grand Hotel.
Defending Shane worked at the hotel as a manager. Plaintiffs
were taken into the hotel through what appeared to be
the side entrance by defending Valdez, Pelotae and Gonzales. Defendant
Pelotae told the co conspirators defendants he would stay at
a different hotel nearby so it wouldn't be leaked to him.
Once inside the hotel room, plaintiffs were beaten and drugged
by defending Valdez and Gonzales. Plaintiffs pleaded with Valdez and
Gonzales to release and for mercy. Defended Valdez and Gonzalez
instructed plaintiffs to sign paperwork at gunpoint. When plaintiff refused,
defending Gonzales would pistol with plaintiff on the back of
their heads. Defending Gonzales eventually gave plaintiff a drink, which
caused them to pass out. Plaintiffs spent the night at
the hotel, with defending Gonzales and Valdez taking turns watching them.
The next morning, plaintiffs were restrained and bound by their
hands in front and were placed into a vehicle. Plaintiffs
and saw defendants Jack and Helena. Upon information and belief
Defendant's Jaguar and Helena were in a small sedan like
color whiter beige. Plaintiffs were then transported to the location
of plaintiff Parum's brutal assault on Loma Vista Drive by
defending Jaguar and Helena. Defending Helena was the driver and
defendant Jaguar was a passenger. Defending Alena Warren plaintiffs if
they tried to escape or run that you would have
to shoot you. Defending Helena also warn plaintiffs not to
throw up in her vehicle, saying you better not throw
up in my car or get sick. Defending Helena mentioned
having two partners his backup who were bounty hunters. Plaintiffs
were familiar with defending Helena, as she had filed a
lawsuit against superstar singer Michael Jackson in two thousand and
five and filed a creditor's claim against the Jackson estate
upon his untimely demise in two thousand and nine. Plaintiffs
were familiar with defending Helena from her previous Michael Jackson
lawsuits and had previously met with defendant in her home
in West Holly Would to determine the credibility of her
claims and if they were similar in nature to plaintiffs.
Plaintiffs had reported defending Alena multiple times to the LA
and oc FBI field offices for her role in the
crime syndicate with defendant's Pelotae Valdez and other individuals. Plaintiffs
attempted to make a conversation with defending Alena in which
he admitted she was the same person who plaintiffs had
met with previously. Defending Jaguar aggravated, stated, you let them
know who you are. That's really great. Plaintiffs noticed defendant
had a large brown bag and Manila envelopes full of
cash that was banded. It appeared they were separating large
sums of cash to distribute as they were placing cash
into Manila envelopes. Defending Jaguar discussed that defendant Alena how
the party started the first black owned network upon information
and belief. Plaintiffs believe the network to be Revolt TV.
Defending Jaguar and defend on Helena discuss the other co conspirators,
but referred to them by their middle names Natasha defending Pedro,
defendant Gonzales, Lira defendant Valdez, Cornelius defendant Odell, and Larry
shortened for Lawrence defendant Peltier. The defendant Jaguar said Cornelius
is upset Defendant Helena, who said that defendants O'Dell and
Drewski were her clients and nothing better happened to them
and plaintiff better not say anything about them or she
would have plaintiffs killed. Defendant Jaguar then told plaintiffs they
were being taken to meet John. Plaintiffs now know that
was referring to defendant Diddy. When defendants arrived at plaintiff
at the Loma Vista location, it appeared as they were
waiting and coordinating for others to arrive. A large sedan
arrived and plaintiffs were placed in the back with defendant Valdez.
Defendant Pelte was driving. Plaintiffs then arrived at a short
driveway or curb. Plaintiff remembers looking for intersecting street signs
at this location and found redacted, a dead end street
off of the Loma Vista Drive. Plaintiff John Doe repeated
the name of the street to himself so he remembered
and was able to whisper into Jane Doe's ear to
remember the intersecting street name redacted. Plaintiff believed that this
was a home that they would be murdered in and
tried to devise a plan for escape. Plaintiffs were brought
into the house and into the kitchen, where they were
watched by defending Gonzales. Plaintiff repeated, there are pleased to
defending Gonzales to be released and for mercy, which you replied,
there's nothing he can do. Plaintiffs could hear other people
inside the home and tried to listen to understand what
was happening, which included a woman's scream. Eventually, plaintiffs were
led deeper into the home, where they encountered more individuals,
including defending Diddy. All right, we're gonna wrap up right here,
and in the next episode, we're gonna pick up where
we left off. If you'd like to contact me, you
can do that at Bobby Kapuchi at Protonmeil dot com.
That's bobb Y c ap u Cci at protonmeil dot com,
or if you prefer, you can find me on x
at b O B b Y underscore C A p
U C C I. All of the links that we
discussed can be found in the description box.