Federal officials have raided two properties belonging to Sean 'Diddy' Combs, seizing hundreds of explicit videos and materials related to his "Freak Off" parties. The raids, conducted in March 2024, yielded over a thousand bottles of lubricants and oils, raising serious concerns about alleged non-consensual conduct.

The investigation centers on parties that typically followed high-profile events like the MTV VMAs and Super Bowl. These gatherings would start as celebrity-filled affairs before transitioning into more exclusive, private gatherings where disturbing activities allegedly took place.

Federal prosecutors claim that women were forced into extended sexual encounters with individuals transported across state lines. Some attendees were reportedly coerced or threatened into participating. These allegations align with recent lawsuits, including one where a woman accused Diddy and another female celebrity of sexual assault when she was 13.

Evidence from a 2005 VMA afterparty at Miami's Inside at Space nightclub shows how these events typically unfolded. While celebrities like Eva Longoria and Paris Hilton attended early on, the gathering later transformed into a more explicit affair with a smaller group of young men and women.

The federal investigation has uncovered:

• Videos showing participants in various states of undress
• Evidence of drug use and intoxication
• Allegations of manipulation and career-related threats
• Claims of isolation and prolonged, non-consensual encounters

Diddy faces charges of racketeering conspiracy, sex trafficking, and transportation for prostitution. His attorneys maintain his innocence, stating "the truth will prevail: that Mr. Combs has never sexually assaulted anyone."

Federal authorities continue examining the evidence while expressing commitment to uncovering any coercive behavior and ensuring justice for all involved parties.

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