This is Hidden Killers with Tony Brewski. Here now, Tony Brucey.

We already had pretty much a large wall that's been put up protecting people from Diddy, the fact that he's now in prison.

But, you know, he still had people out there. I guess there's reason to still be concerned about coming forward.

Now you have the second indictment or the superseding indictment that's come down.

It feels like we've added a second wall of Teflon behind that with some more nice spikes to it that make it even more difficult for him to have retribution against possible witnesses, possible victims, possible employees.

What kind of concern do you think these former employees need to have?

Not the ones who were basically victimized, because there was a lot of them that you can tell.

They just, you know, they're there.

They're doing their job.

They're being victimized by him.

But the ones that were actually doing his bidding, like the chief of

staff, for example, where they're out there arranging things for these freak-off parties or for

the wild king nights or whatever it is. And they're getting drugs. They're getting all sorts

of material that is illegal in itself. Um, but then also probably, again, this is, I believe it's alluded to in there. And if it's

not, I apologize. But my understanding is the allegation is that they were also, you know, the

ones that were sitting there making the arrangements. It's not like Diddy sitting there texting,

you know, sex trafficking friends of, hey, let's do this. I mean, there's other people involved that help

make this machine run. I'm assuming, I'm hoping those people have spoken with authorities,

because we haven't seen any other arrests as of yet. Number one, why haven't seen arrests there?

Or is this, you know, they're likely sitting there and they're spilling everything to investigators

in hopes that they

are looked at a little bit lighter than what they otherwise would be. Yeah, I don't know why there's

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