This is true crime today. Here now, Tony Bruske.

Sean Diddy Combs.

His story.

Staggering highs and now earth-shattering lows.

It's taken another grim turn once celebrated as a music mogul.

He now stands accused of federal sex trafficking and

racketeering charges with nearly 40 civil lawsuits swirling around him like a storm. And if that's

not enough to make you sit up and take notice, a new Peacock documentary, Diddy, the making of a bad

boy, dropped some serious bombshells about his early years. Let's just say what happened in the house of his

mother might explain a lot about what's happening now. Tim Dog Patterson, a childhood friend of

Diddy, paints a haunting picture of their formative years in Mount Vernon, New York. Weekends in the

Combs household? Oh, they were anything but ordinary.

Wild parties allegedly thrown by Janice Combs, Diddy's mother filled the air with

reefer smoke, the clink of liquor bottles, and the soundtrack of adult behavior no kid

should be privy to. Patterson's voice raw in the documentary

Lasered Bear, it would be a thing to mistakenly walk into one of the bedrooms and see a couple in

their butt naked. Yeah, that's a kind of environment young Sean Combs grew up in. Now, this isn't just a trip down memory lane

for shock value. The documentary suggests that these early exposures to what Patterson calls

desensitizing may have laid the groundwork for the man did he became. And this brings us right

to the allegations. Federal charges of sex trafficking, racketeering,

and transporting individuals for prostitution. If convicted, Ditties looking at 15 years to life

behind bars. His legal team, of course, denies everything, saying Mr. Combs has never sexually assaulted

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