A gruesome letter prevented Ban Diddy from being released on bail

Prosecutors said in a letter to Judge Arun Subramanian – who denied it Combs’ latest bail bid – the founder of Bad Boy Records targeted his staff with nightmarish threats and told women he would unleash revenge porn attacks on them.

The letter, submitted as part of court documents filed to prevent the rapper from being released as he awaits trial in 2025, states: “Often behind closed doors, the defendant has committed acts of violence against women, including throwing women to the ground and dragging them away. their hair, kicking, pushing, punching and hitting.

“He manipulated, coerced and extorted women, including by supplying them with drugs, threatening to withhold financial support and threatening to distribute sex tapes that the suspect had made of their sexual encounters.

“He (intimidate) women, including by displaying firearms, threatening them, showing up at their homes unannounced and trying to break down the door – on one occasion with a hammer.”