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Shocking evidence in Diddy's trial: Explicit messages show 'instructions' for escorts at sex parties

Shocking evidence in Diddy's trial: Explicit messages show

Disturbing details have emerged from the federal trial against Sean “Diddy” Combs, charged with sex trafficking and exploitation of prostitution.

According to court documents, a series of text messages between a male escort and an anonymous associate of Diddy's reveal detailed instructions for arranging trips, entering hotel rooms and participating in extended sex parties.

In a text message exchange from August 2009, escort "Jules" is promised a "tip" to join a last-minute meeting in New York - a meeting that involved what he later describes as "rabbit-like" sex, hinting at intense sexual activity, writes the DailyMail.

Jules, according to the messages, traveled from Los Angeles to JFK and was given access to a luxury hotel room. He asked for a break to sleep after two days without sleep, explaining with humor: “You are rabbits.” Later, he asked to be rebooked on a return flight, but was told to stay longer.

In December of that same year, Jules sought help to build an alibi for his girlfriend, asking Diddy's associate to pretend to invite her somewhere else.

In the messages, sexual activities were described as "parties", avoiding more explicit words.

These messages are just part of the dossier filed against Diddy, who faces multiple charges, including racketeering conspiracy and sex trafficking.

Prosecutors allege he organized "crazy sex parties" with violence and drugs, using escorts for his own pleasure and that of his guests.

The court has also seen photographs taken during a March 2024 raid on Diddy's residence, where powerful weapons, narcotics such as ketamine and hundreds of bottles of lubricating oil were discovered.

Combs' defense attorneys have called the activities "consensual sex" and point out that he "bought in bulk like any other American."

The trial continues amid great public interest and intense media reporting. /Telegrafi/

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