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The blood washed away, but the guilt never does.

Welcome to Hidden Killers with Tony Bruske, featuring psychotherapist and author

Chauvin Scott.

Sean Diddy Combs.

Yeah, it's not going to be a white Christmas, an at-home Christmas, a let's get

together for the holidays at all, the judge saying, yeah, you're going to stay behind bars.

As we continue to learn more and more about this man's ill adventures throughout the years, going all the way back to 1999 in that nightclub

shooting involving Shine, new documentary out about that. We'll talk on that in just a moment.

Joining me, Javon Scott, psychotherapist and author, let's talk about that, that Shine situation

for a little bit. There's that new doc that's out on Hulu that talks about exactly what took place all those years ago. Essentially, it all comes down to this up and coming, aspiring rapper that was on the bad boy label, took the heat for the shooting in that nightclub all those years ago, spent 10 years,

but at the end, some positive came out of all of this.

Let's talk about how this all began and just kind of what kind of human being it takes to say,

hmm, yeah, you're going to take the rap for me on this, and also someone who's going to say,

yeah, I'll do that for you.

Yeah, it goes back to what I see with Diddy, all these stories, the things that come out about him,

repeatedly, you know, the cascade of bad information and about his behavior.

It strikes me as someone who really sees himself as God,

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