Rodney “Lil Rod” Jones, the producer suing Diddy for $30 million, claims he is ready to reveal more of the mogul’s co-conspirators – according to Tyrone Blackburn, Lil Rod’s attorney. The threat follows Diddy filing a motion to dismiss Jones’ lawsuit in September.
In new court documents, Blackburn defended the merits of Lil Rod’s case, intensifying the legal battle with some explosive claims. “The court needs only to Google [Diddy’s] name to see he has zero credibility,” Blackburn wrote in his filing. Citing President Joe Biden, he added that Diddy “has the morals of an alley cat.” He went on to accuse Diddy of being involved in a staggering array of criminal activities, calling him a “criminally indicted, racketeering sex trafficker, illegal prostitution facilitator, accused drug and arms dealer, accused Mexican cartel associate, and confirmed woman beater.”
Originally filed in February, Lil Rod’s lawsuit also names producer/songwriter Stevie J, actor Cuba Gooding Jr, former Combs Enterprises chief of staff Kristina Khorram, and Diddy’s son Justin Combs as Co-Defendants. The latest motion claims a deeper web of alleged wrongdoing and other unnamed co-conspirators, including Diddy’s accountant, travel agent, and attorney.
Blackburn wrote: “In an effort not to hinder Mr. Combs’s criminal prosecution. The plaintiff has chosen not to name these individuals for now.”
As a result of the lawsuit progressing, Blackburn argues, more names and details will be revealed. “We will also provide the name of the charter company that knowingly had Mr. Combs’s name on multiple flight manifests traveling to and from national and international destinations, all on the same day and often at the same time, while Mr. Combs was sitting in his house in Miami,” Blackburn stated.
The latest motion comes on the heels of the news that Houston attorney Tony Buzbee will be filing a lawsuit against Diddy on behalf of 120 sexual assault victims on Tuesday (Oct.1).
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