Explosive new investigation and expose traces Diddy's alleged history of violence against women to his college years at Howard

The magazine provided a complex timeline of events, featuring the stories of more than 50 people who either worked closely with Combs in the music industry or had a personal relationship with him, according to The Hollywood Reporter, who obtained a copy of the presentation. The report highlighted the memories of several people who attended college with Combs at Howard University, where he allegedly used violent and intimidating tactics against women.

In one incident, three former college classmates of Combs told Rolling Stone that one night, he allegedly stood outside Howard's Harriet Tubman Quadrangle dorm and displayed hostile behavior as he yelled at his daughter. friend to come out and see him. Several women in the dormitory were alarmed by the incident when they discovered he was attacking his girlfriend outside the building.

“Puff is out here acting crazy. He beats her,” said the fellow students, the first witness recalled to the media.

A second Howard student allegedly saw Combs use a belt to hit the woman several times, describing him as extremely angry and yelling loudly. The witness said Combs “whipped her butt – like she really whipped her butt,” and that the woman cried while trying to defend herself, while others yelled at her to stop.

According to HotNewHipHop, the student who witnessed the attack claimed to be friends with Combs and his girlfriend at the time. The source said the woman was scared every time he saw her.

“She tensed up (when Combs appeared),” the source recalled. “He just had a weird control thing. I had the impression that she was afraid.

The report describes numerous instances where Diddy allegedly displayed violent behavior toward both men and women, revealing a recurring pattern of preventing his former girlfriends from moving on after the relationship ended. In addition, he highlighted the multiple investigations underway against him.

As Blavity According to reports, Cassie spoke publicly for the first time since a 2016 video resurfaced showing Combs physically assaulting her at a Los Angeles hotel. CNN initially aired the hotel surveillance footage on May 17, supporting its allegations of abuse in the now-settled lawsuit.

“Thank you for all the love and support from my family, friends, strangers and those I have yet to meet,” the 37-year-old wrote in a statement. Instagram job. “The outpouring of love has created a place where my younger self can settle down and feel safe now, but this is just the beginning,” her post began. “Domestic violence is THE problem. It broke me into someone I never thought I would become. With a lot of hard work, I am better today, but I will always recover from my past. Thanks to everyone who took the time to take this topic seriously. My only request is that EVERYONE opens their hearts to believing victims the first time. It takes a lot of heart to speak the truth in a situation in which you are powerless.