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Remember, the quiet ones always have the darkest secrets.

It's time to uncover them on Hidden Killers with Tony Bruske, featuring former prosecutor

and defense attorney Eric Fattis.

Another point that he makes in it, Havi D, Andre Hall, Kim Porter, these were all people that

died under circumstances, young ages, raising questions about their connections to Diddy,

all people that were there at Uptown Records at the very beginning, five of them, and now

only Diddy and Al B are still standing. You know, life happens. People die. But I know,

there's certainly room for questions now that we know far more about Diddy than we did in the past.

Another big allegation that is made in the documentary, and it doesn't go into great detail about it.

In fact, for the promotion of this being such a big piece of the case, I was surprised

how little was actually talked about.

But there's allegations from people that grew up around Diddy, like in the same house

as Diddy, that his mom, Janice, would have pretty raucous parties as Diddy was a young

child. Parties where there was lots of drinking, lots of drugs, lots of prostitutes, pimps.

Allegations that Janice even had a little group of women that she would bring in to help keep Diddy and his friends happy in a sexual way.

If these allegations are true.

What are we talking about here?

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