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Within 30 days, the complaints will begin to be filed. Yes, in 30 days, in courts across the nation. Combs, who’s already facing a dozen lawsuits over alleged sex crimes, has been denied bail for sex trafficking and racketeering charges.

SPEAKING THEIR TRUTH AGAINST SEAN “Diddy” COMBS

Attorney Tom Buzbee asserts that an extra 120 victims are poised to start legal action against Sean Diddy Combs. This information comes from the Hollywood Reporter. They are expressing their eagerness to finally have their day in court.

I expect through this process, many powerful people will be exposed,” Buzbee said. “Many dirty secrets will be revealed.”

Some of the accusers have bravely come forth to law enforcement. They initiated a dialogue. It continued after the government announced a three-count indictment against Combs, known as “Diddy.” This indictment was for his alleged involvement in various serious offenses. According to lawyers representing the soon-to-be-plaintiffs, this brave action reflects a growing awareness. There is also a willingness to resolve an alleged pattern of harmful behavior that has affected many in his circle. Federal prosecutors have taken these allegations seriously, charging him with sex trafficking and racketeering, highlighting their commitment to seeking justice. The case emphasizes the importance of accountability. It also gives hope for positive change in how such serious matters are handled moving ahead.

“Mr. Combs’ legal team noted that he can’t respond to every baseless accusation in the media frenzy.” Erica Wolff, a lawyer for the music mogul, said this. “But, Mr. Combs strongly denies any claim that he sexually abused anyone, including minors.”

Many accusers are involved in a case against Combs. The case regards alleged sexual crimes and potentially lead to 132 lawsuits.

Fox launched The Four on Thursday night. According to the Hollywood Reporter Its first stab at a singing competition since American Idol, the two-hour premiere came in with a relatively modest (by unscripted standards) 1.2 rating among adults 18-49 and 3.7 million viewers.

The Four, billed as an event series, is set to run in the same time slot for six weeks. It’s also the first of three singing shows that will air on the broadcast networks this spring with ABC rebooting American Idol and NBC airing another cycle of The Voice. Getting out in front of the competition didn’t bring evidence that viewers are particularly starving for another music show, though (like 911 the night before) The Four managed to grow its audience from beginning to end. The true test for The Four will be in how well it can sustain an audience over the course of its run — since it did build on the night’s fall average for Fox by 50 percent in the key demo.

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