Bedside Man: The Diddy Files Chapter Five

To understand the interconnected world of Sean Diddy Combs and the way it touches other celebrities like Jackson, it's helpful to look at the complaints filed by former Combs associates.

One of these suits, filed by the producer Rodney Little Rod Jones, is particularly striking in its detail and mention of other power players in Combe's orbit.

Jones' complaint repeatedly states that Jones has videos to substantiate what he's claiming.

In his public document, Jones includes a lot of photographic evidence.

There are pictures of what seem to be orgies in red-lit rooms.

Pictures of celebrities.

Pictures of a public restroom floor, splattered with blood.

Bloody men's clothing strewn all over the toilet.

Jones says he witnessed what led to this grisly bathroom scene.

This is because Jones is a producer on Combs' most recent album, Love.

While the album is being made, Jones works on a majority of the album's tracks, which are all kind of vibey R&B music.

Songs like this one, Tough Love, kind of feel like they were written in and around red-lit rooms.

Jones says while he's working on the album, he attends a writer's and producer's camp at a recording studio in Hollywood.

Here, he alleges Jones witnesses Combs and Combs' son, Justin, get into an argument with a friend of Justin Combs.

Jones says he witnesses this argument become increasingly heated.

He says the conversation moves out of the studio and into a nearby restroom.

which is just two feet away from Jones.

Suddenly, Jones says he hears multiple shots ring out.

that after the shots subside, a crowd gathers outside the restroom.

He says the bathroom door opens, and out walks Sean and Justin Combs.

Jones says he enters to find Justin's friend in fetal position on the bathroom floor, bleeding out of his stomach.

Jones says he places pressure on the guy's gunshot wound.

He lifts him up and brings him out in front of the studio where an ambulance is waiting.

Here, Jones says, Combs issues strict instructions.

Everyone in the studio is to tell the cops that Combs had nothing to do with the shooting.

To understand the interconnected world of Sean Diddy Combs and the way it touches other celebrities like Jackson, it's helpful to look at the complaints filed by former Combs associates.

One of these suits, filed by the producer Rodney Little Rod Jones, is particularly striking in its detail and mention of other power players in Combe's orbit.

Jones' complaint repeatedly states that Jones has videos to substantiate what he's claiming.

In his public document, Jones includes a lot of photographic evidence.

There are pictures of what seem to be orgies in red-lit rooms.

Pictures of celebrities.

Pictures of a public restroom floor, splattered with blood.

Bloody men's clothing strewn all over the toilet.

Jones says he witnessed what led to this grisly bathroom scene.

This is because Jones is a producer on Combs' most recent album, Love.

While the album is being made, Jones works on a majority of the album's tracks, which are all kind of vibey R&B music.

Songs like this one, Tough Love, kind of feel like they were written in and around red-lit rooms.

Jones says while he's working on the album, he attends a writer's and producer's camp at a recording studio in Hollywood.

Here, he alleges Jones witnesses Combs and Combs' son, Justin, get into an argument with a friend of Justin Combs.

Jones says he witnesses this argument become increasingly heated.

He says the conversation moves out of the studio and into a nearby restroom.

which is just two feet away from Jones.

Suddenly, Jones says he hears multiple shots ring out.

that after the shots subside, a crowd gathers outside the restroom.

He says the bathroom door opens, and out walks Sean and Justin Combs.

Jones says he enters to find Justin's friend in fetal position on the bathroom floor, bleeding out of his stomach.

Jones says he places pressure on the guy's gunshot wound.

He lifts him up and brings him out in front of the studio where an ambulance is waiting.

Here, Jones says, Combs issues strict instructions.

Everyone in the studio is to tell the cops that Combs had nothing to do with the shooting.