EXCLUSIVE: Diddy Hit With Superseding Indictment – More Kidnapping Victims, Arson And Drug Trafficking
Sean “Diddy” Combs’ legal troubles are deepening as federal prosecutors unveil a superseding indictment expanding the scope of his alleged criminal enterprise.
While the charges remain the same, the new filing extends the alleged racketeering conspiracy to 20 years, adds multiple new victims, and introduces kidnapping allegations and new claims of arson, according to court documents filed on Thursday (January 30).
Prosecutors say Diddy’s empire, once synonymous with hip-hop dominance and mogul-level luxury, was a front for a decades-long criminal enterprise involving sex trafficking, drug distribution, and acts of violence.
The new charges expanded the timeline of the disgraced mogul’s alleged crimes, claiming that his criminal activities spanned from 2004 through 2024.
They claim that his billion-dollar enterprise was built on crime and they are seeking to seize all and any assets Diddy earned or owned from 2004 through 2024.
Federal authorities have now identified three additional women, referred to in court filings as Victim-1, Victim-2, and Victim-3, all of whom were allegedly trafficked, assaulted, and controlled within Diddy’s network.
The indictment details violent coercion, forced drug use and financial manipulation to keep these victims under his control.
The government’s latest revelations include allegations of kidnapping, alleging that Diddy used physical force, threats, and confinement to prevent women from escaping his influence.
The superseding indictment also expands upon Diddy alleged involvement in the drug trade, adding methamphetamine and psilocybin (hallucinogenic mushrooms) to the growing list of substances he and his associates allegedly possessed and distributed.
This aligns with previous accusations that Diddy used narcotics as a tool of control, forcing victims into a state of compliance and dependency.
Diddy’s legal team has denied all accusations, arguing that the government lacks direct evidence linking him to organized criminal activity and that any sexual activity was consensual.
However, the revised indictment complicates any effort to downplay the charges, particularly given the expanded scope and additional victims.
Diddy has been locked up in the Metropolitan Detention Center, where he has been held since his September arrest, despite offering up a $50 million bail package.
The judge ordered him held without bail over concerns that the Bad Boy founder is a flight risk and that he may try to intimidate witnesses.