In a disturbing turn of events, court documents have emerged containing serious allegations against American rapper Sean “Diddy” Combs. The prosecution accuses the music mogul of maintaining a system of coercion, abuse and violence. The report states that 1,000 bottles of baby oil were also found in his apartment.

The allegations are related to so-called “Freak Off” events, which reportedly involved illegal substances and abusive behavior.

The indictment states that in March 2024, police seized a number of disturbing materials during searches of Combs’ properties in Miami, Florida, and Los Angeles, California. These included various narcotics and over “1,000 bottles of baby oil and lubricants” allegedly used during the “Freak Off” events. The nature of these materials indicated the extent of the abuse, and authorities are now closely investigating their role in Combs’ alleged criminal activities.

The indictment further states that Combs “exerted control over his victims” through a combination of “physical violence,” false promises of career opportunities, and manipulation of financial resources. Victims were reportedly coerced through methods such as monitoring their movements, controlling their medical records, and dominating their living arrangements. Combs allegedly supplied controlled substances to maintain his influence over his victims.

Victims of these “freak off” events reportedly suffered injuries that “took days or weeks to heal.” Despite the severity of these incidents, the indictment noted that several people who witnessed the alleged abuse failed to intervene. They were reportedly threatened with “acts of violence, financial ruin, or damage to reputation” if Combs’ authority was at risk.

What makes the case even more difficult is that the allegations go beyond coercion and abuse and also include “kidnapping and arson,” painting a picture of a criminal organization operating with impunity under Combs’ control.