Comedian Eddie Griffin recently labeled Sean “Diddy”Combs a “dead man”during a segment on his YouTube channel on Monday, September 23. During this episode, he expressed that Combs is unlikely to be released from prison as he awaits trial on serious allegations including sexual trafficking and racketeering.
While discussing Diddy’s incarceration and the mounting accusations, Griffin issued a stark warning to the rapper and suggested that Diddy might not survive prison.
He stated:
“He a dead man, that’s for damn sure.”
Griffin further asserted:
“He ain’t gonna live. I’d be surprised if he live past the end of September. ‘Cause he a dead man walking.”
“There’s a contest in the penitentiary right now”— Eddie Griffin on Diddy in prison
In a video released on his YouTube channel, comedian Eddie Griffin elaborated on Diddy’s predicament. He alleged that “every record label executive”may have placed a bounty on Combs’ head to keep him silent. Griffin suggested that the rapper might implicate possible co-conspirators or those who overlooked his alleged criminal activities. He commented:
“I wonder who [is] going to get the money, there’s got to be a $100million hit on this, there’s a contest in the penitentiary right now.”
Griffin added:
“Your ego got out of whack because you [were] controlling everything at them freak parties, now you’ve chopped both your feet and your hands off and your head’s coming next.”
After pleading “not guilty,”Diddy was remanded to pre-trial detention at Manhattan’s Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC) in New York. On September 17, the rapper’s legal team proposed a $50 million bail and offered in-home incarceration. However, Judge Tarnofsky determined that Combs would remain “detained”in jail, which the Mirror referred to as “hell on earth”in a September 23 report.
If convicted of sexual trafficking, Combs faces a mandatory minimum sentence of 15 years, with a potential maximum of life in prison for racketeering offenses.
His legal troubles intensified after he was labeled a “freak off”for allegedly coercing women into “elaborate and produced sexual performances.”Following Diddy’s arrest, authorities uncovered a detailed indictment claiming he led a criminal organization engaged in various illegal activities, including forced labor, drug offenses, kidnapping, arson, bribery, and obstruction of justice.
The indictment also noted that over a thousand bottles of baby oil and lubricant were discovered during FBI raids on his properties in Miami and Los Angeles.
Additionally, it was reported that Diddy’s associates allegedly threatened individuals who refused to comply and used medication to control victims. Similar accusations were made in a civil suit filed by Diddy’s ex-girlfriend Cassie last year.
Diddy’s detention at Manhattan’s Metropolitan Correctional Center
Combs was apprehended at the Park Hyatt Hotel in New York City on September 16, facing charges of both sexual trafficking and providing transportation for the purpose of engaging in prostitution. Following his arrest, he is now being held at Manhattan’s Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC).
According to the Mirror, MCC has been deemed a “hell on earth”due to violent incidents, including a stabbing death of inmate Uriel Whyte earlier this year. The facility has also housed notorious figures like R. Kelly, convicted sex offender Ghislaine Maxwell, and con artist Billy McFarland.
Moreover, the MCC has been plagued by rumors of continual lockdowns, violent outbreaks, and a rise in stabbings. Nevertheless, the Federal Bureau of Prisons has asserted that it takes its duty “seriously”to “protect all individuals”in its custody.
Since being denied bail, Diddy’s lawyers have remained silent on the topic.
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