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Welcome to Hidden Killers with Tony Bruske, featuring former prosecutor and defense attorney Eric Fattis.

Sean Diddy Combs, the drama continues to unfold as it always does, joining us to discuss the principles of the case,

the latest in the case, Eric Fattis, defense attorney, former prosecutor.

There are so many accusations in this thing, and we keep hearing them going all the way back,

even to 1999.

We saw that new documentary coming out that came out recently on Hulu

about Shine, just kind of reinvesting into that story of basically Shine taking the fall

for Diddy all those years ago. With so many things going on here, how do his attorneys even begin to defend him

against so many different claims? Yeah, I mean, Tony, it's going to be a Herculean effort

to just to wrap their heads around the expansiveness of these allegations, the decades that they allegedly span, you know,

I think I heard that there were like dozens of terabytes of information, and that's just

in the federal criminal case.

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