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The evidence is gone, but the nightmare continues.

Welcome to Hidden Killers with Tony Brewski, featuring former prosecutor and defense

attorney Eric Fattis.

There's another accusation that came out this week.

It's a fairly shocking one.

I mean, it's hard to even say things are shocking

anymore in the world of Diddy, but this one actually kind of did surprise me. The allegation

essentially going, and I'm just kind of talking here, that Diddy assaulted a woman who essentially

questioned his involvement in the murder of Tupac. The gist of the story is she was on a

FaceTime call. Her friend was on a face time call with Diddy. He was bragging on friends with

Diddy, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. She says something I don't want to talk to him. I think he has

something to do with Tupac. Shortly after that, they did come face to face. And she claims that

she was drugged and then was assaulted by

Diddy for those comments basically as retribution for making those sort of comments.

Interesting. If true, very disturbing. And let's for a moment, obviously, it's just an accusation right now, but let's, just for the sake of conversation, assume it's true.

What does that tell us about his involvement with Tupac?

I mean, what does that mean if he's violently raping someone for talking about his involvement with it, or assuming or alleging that he was involved in.

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