Attorney Tony Buzbee, known for representing over 120 alleged victims in lawsuits against music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs, is now turning his attention to other high-profile figures who attended Diddy’s infamous “Freak-Off” parties.
In a new documentary, TMZ Presents: The Downfall of Diddy – Inside the Freak-Offs, Buzbee warns celebrities, politicians, and businesspeople who were present at these parties that they could face legal action if they don’t settle with the victims.
In the documentary, Buzbee claims that even those who didn’t directly participate in any illegal activities but witnessed alleged abuse without intervening may be held accountable.
“If there were people at the freak-offs who watched people who were sexually abused after being drugged and they did nothing to stop it, they’re just as guilty as the perpetrators,” Buzbee says, expanding his legal pursuit beyond Diddy.
Buzbee has already sent demand letters to several individuals involved in these events, urging them to settle with victims privately or risk facing public lawsuits that could severely damage their reputations.
The attorney’s bold strategy has sent shockwaves through the entertainment and business industries, with many now on alert.
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In addition to Buzbee’s statements, singer Ray J revealed in the documentary that he has been approached by celebrities who are seeking private settlements with alleged victims.
This suggests that more figures connected to the “Freak-Off” parties may be quietly negotiating to avoid being dragged into the public eye.
Buzbee’s aggressive legal tactics signal a larger push for accountability, as he aims to hold both perpetrators and those who turned a blind eye accountable for the alleged abuses that took place at Diddy’s parties.
The documentary and Buzbee’s ongoing efforts indicate that the fallout from the “Freak-Off” scandal is far from over.