Welcome to M.K. True Crime. I'm Dave Aaronberg, former state attorney for Palm Beach County,

aka the Florida lawman and current managing partner of Dave Aaronberg Law. Here's what's on the docket today.

Diddy's lawyers are back in court in a bid to overturn his prison sentence.

Will he be set free ahead of his expected 2028 release date? And if so, all the neighbors think

will bring you the latest. The 16-year-old Florida boy, it's always a Florida connection,

accused of murdering his stepsister on a family cruise late last year, we prosecuted as an adult. What could a sentence be?

We'll discuss. And later, we joined by journalist Chris Stewart, a fellow Florida man, to talk

the latest on the Michigan mom, who went overboard in the Bahamas.

Her husband was just released from custody with no charges for now.

But local authorities and the U.S. Coast Guard continue to investigate.

I'm joined today by my co-host, Phil Holloway, criminal defense lawyer, former prosecutor and former police

officer, Phil, great to be with you. Let's do a quick review of the Diddy case for listeners

before we get into his appeal. You know, in July 2025, rapper Sean Diddy Combs was found guilty

of two counts of transportation for prostitution. That's also known as the

Man Act. That prohibits moving individuals across state lines for illegal sex acts. These charges

stem from allegations regarding his involvement in coerced, drug-fueled freak-off sexual

encounters. In October, he was sentenced to 50 months in prison,

where he sits today. Philip, you get the first word. What's your take? Well, great to be with you,

Dave, as always. So this whole Diddy appeal, you know, it's very interesting.

And, you know, one of the arguments that he's making is that he, this was protected First Amendment stuff, right?

He's making pornographic videos.

He's making, he says he's making pornographic videos.

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