This is a true crime in real time update from True Crime Today and the Hidden Killers podcast.

I'm Tony Bruske, and today we're going deep into the tangled web of power, control, and exploitation surrounding Sean Diddy Combs.

It starts with a list, a twisted list of requirements, dictating who could enter his world

and what they were expected to do once inside.

We've uncovered accounts that paint a chilling picture, women scrutinized by weight,

dress codes, enforced to the inch, and questions never asked that should have been.

What did those parties really involve, and how deep does this go?

At the heart of it all lies the freak-off parties, private events hidden behind the glamour of award shows and celebrity gatherings.

But beneath the surface, they were anything but glamorous. One party organizer has stepped forward, recalling that her job was to

carry a scale in her car to ensure no female guest weighed more than 40 pounds. We would do a

weigh in, if necessary, she said, and that wasn't the only rule. No pants, no flat shoes, no short hair, no visible flaws.

Every woman had to look the part, a part, it seems, in something they never fully signed up for.

The source described the atmosphere with disturbing candor. It was, don't ask, don't tell.

Ages weren't verified, intentions weren't questioned, and by the time the women realized what was

really happening, it was often too late.

Many of them were pressured to stay silent.

And then there are the allegations, claims that participants,

some of the minors were blackmailed or coerced into performing sexual acts. They weren't just

guess. They were props in a carefully staged fantasy designed for one man's power trip.

Federal raids in March 2024 cracked this worldwide open. Agents seized more

than videos. Hundreds of tapes cataloging explicit encounters stashed away like trophies. They found

1,000 bottles of lube and baby oil, a mountain of props and paraphernalia. Prosecutors allege these weren't just parties, but performances.

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