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Remember, the quiet ones always have the darkest secrets.

It's time to uncover them on Hidden Killers with Tony Bruske, featuring former prosecutor

and defense attorney Eric Fattis.

Well, the ditty baby oil question hasn't quite been answered yet as to why

there's a thousand bottles of baby oil, but there may be an answer as to, well, why there's all this

baby oil in general. Join me to discuss Eric Fattis, defense attorney and a former prosecutor. Eric, we've learned in a new lawsuit this

week, allegations of the baby oil being brought up, not the thousand bottles of it, but maybe oil

in general, in allegations that Diddy was drugging the baby oil with something like GHB or something of that nature.

What's your reaction to this one? I don't know that I saw this one coming.

Yeah, you know, this is a bit of a head scratcher, but, you know, this case has had a number of

curveballs, so nothing's been surprising me at this point. You know, there are certainly

allegations that Diddy engaged in drugging victims, incapaciting them, overcoming their will. This, this method is something new.

I guess I'm a little bit curious as to how someone would have ingested this and got it into

them, into their system. But yeah, pretty, pretty curious allegations here.

I don't know if it's like a topical. I mean, essentially, I mean, I know you can, you know,

if you go to like the marijuana store or even like just whole foods and get CBD, you can get

oils that have CBD or THC and things like that in them. So I'm assuming it's kind of the same sort

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