Hey everyone, and welcome back to Big Mad True Crime, where we usually get Big Mad over True Crime,

but today is a bonus Q&A episode. So with that being said, small talk sucks, so let's dive in.

Yeah. All right. All right, guys, one of the biggest questions I got in the Facebook group this week was how much longer is the ditty series going to be?

So people who have listened know kind of where we are. However, there are people who have no interest and listening to the ditty series, totally your choice. But if you did listen,

you would know that we're in the last couple of episodes. So if you don't listen,

but you listen to the Q&A's. Now you kind of know. I did not go into the scripted. So I also have

no idea how many episodes it's going to be. Or I didn't know that ahead of time. I definitely don't

know that now. I would assume two or three more episodes, maybe, but I don't make the case. The case is the case.

Diddy's series is countless lawsuits and countless people who truly felt silenced for so

long and too afraid to share what was going on. And some of them, when they did allegedly

share, they were indeed silenced. So it has been important

to me to cover this case for the victims and to amplify voices that felt like they weren't being

heard for decades. We have covered this in timeline order, which I've repeated a

million times, but I think it's so important to show how normal things may have seemed

to the entire outside world, but how not normal they actually were in real life. And because of that,

we wound up starting back, it's like 30 years ago. So we've had to

cover 30 years of fucked up shit in a podcast. I know there are people who don't like series.

I've had people who are like, oh, I don't care about Diddy, nobody cares about Diddy. Not a fucking

soul, or at least not a fucking soul I'm concerned about. This is not about Diddy. This is about

people who felt silenced because of Diddy. And I think that's really important to understand.

This is not a podcast or a series about a celebrity. I'm not one to cover cases that I feel like are being accurately covered, well reported on by a single source that you can absolutely get the information on.

I would always recommend another podcast

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