Hi, this is William Ramsey. Welcome to William Ramsey. Investigates on today's show. I have a show I'm going to title, P. Diddy Did He Did He Did What, the Rodney Jones, Newcomb from Orbit lawsuit. This is the lawsuit that came out in late February. It's remarkable. It has so much information. Today is March 29th, 2024. So it's been a month since it's

been out. But a lot of things have happened since this lawsuit was dropped in New York City.

I think it's the Southern District of New York. But like any civil suit, a lot of the allegations

have not been proven in court, right? But there was a lot of

myriad of photos and all the evidence. Everybody kind of thought it ringed true. Really,

the basis of it was my understanding is that Rodney Jones was not given what he was promised.

He was promised something like a half a million and was given $25,000 or something for his work.

And so that was a reason why part of the lawsuit, including other stuff.

But I'm going to read the entirety of the lawsuit or most of it.

Leave out some stuff.

It's very graphic.

There's drugs, violence.

So if you're sensitive, do not, under any circumstances, have this playing with kids in the background or anything like that.

It's really a remarkable case, but also insights of people have compared it to Epstein.

And he had all these parties.

I'm going to play some video too, but he had all these parties where he're invited to all these rich and famous people in blackmail him. He had video cameras in each room and

every room of his mansion. They keep calling it a house. It's really an incredible mansion. I think

he paid $40 million for it. And it's right down literally a stone's throw. I think I could throw

a rock from his mansion and hit the Playboy Mansion, which is about a block away.

Which is also the same allegations of underground tunnels, blackmail videotaping.

That Havner had a huge videotape collection of all these people.

Secrets, secretly taped, surreptitiously taped.

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