KFI a.m. 640. You're listening to the John Cobel podcast on the IHeart Radio app.

Let us talk in a moment with Lou Shapiro. He's a defense attorney here in the L.A. area.

And this story first got everyone's attention here in Los Angeles when the feds did a massive raid on Sean Diddy Combs's mansion in Holmby Hills earlier this

year. And he is a producer, record executive, rap performer, has been around since the 1990s.

And he's worth billion dollars for all the music that he has made and sold.

And at home, though, he was running these massive sex orgies that he was filming.

And he was, according to a federal indictment, drugging and coercing women into participating into what he called freakoffs, where they would be forced to have sex with male prostitutes.

Everybody was drugged up.

There was all kinds of paraphernalia that the feds have seized to prove their case.

He's being held without bail.

All his attorneys are going back to court tomorrow to demand his release.

Let's get Lou Shapiro on to talk about it.

Lou, welcome.

How are you?

Yeah, good to be back with you.

I'll tell you, it gets crazier by the, yeah, by this segment will me and you

are joining up.

Yeah, I mean, this is really nuts.

Sex trafficking, racketeering, transportation to engage in prostitution.

They say that Combs and his employees engaged in kidnapping, forced labor, arson, bribery.

They had a lot of guns, and he abused and beat up a lot of women and sexually assaulted them over the years.

With all the video that the feds have got, because he took the video,

...