Sean “Diddy” Combs has submitted a charge of $ 100 million against NBCuniversal, PeaCock TV and abundant entertainment for defamatory statements published in the documentary “Diddy: The Making of a Bad Boy. ”
The mood claims that these media companies “false, ruthless and harmful” accused Combs of serial murder and sex trading, including statements made by Al B. Sure, Rodney Jones (who has submitted his own trial against Combs) and lawyer Ariel Mitchell among other sources .
The documentary ”Diddy: The Making of a Bad Boy“Premiere at Peacock on January 14 and looks at several claims against the Mogul, most prominent, Comb’s alleged commitment to the death of his former girlfriend, Kimberly Porter, except Biggie, Andre Harrell, Heavy D, and the attempt at murder by Al B. Sure .
Erica Wolff, Comb’s lawyer, made a statement about the new trial claiming that these media companies “made a conscious decision to adapt their own pockets at the expense of truth, decency and basic standards for professional journalism.”
Wolff continues, “utilizes gross confidence in his audience and competes to exceed his competition for the most blissful Diddy exposter, responding harmful and ruthlessly sends outrageous lies in” “Diddy: The Making of a Bad Boy.” In the alleged documentary, the defendants Combs accuse of horrible crimes, including serial murders and sexual abuse against minors – knowing that there is no evidence to support them. By making and sending these falsehoods, among others, respondents seek only to take advantage of the public’s appetite on scandal without regard to the truth and at the expense of Mr. Comb’s right to a fair trial. Mr. Combs arouses this trial to keep respondents responsible for the extraordinary damage caused by their reckless statements. “
Combs is looking for $ 100 million in damages for the “serious reputation and economic damage” caused by what he claims are false and defamatory statements.
