Former FBI special agent Tracy Walder recently told Law & Crime host Jesse Weber that she had “no doubt” that rapper P. Diddy, whose real name is Sean Combs, would soon be “indicted on sex trafficking charges” and that “he was most likely the kingpin” of the alleged criminal operation via Mediaite.
During an appearance on Law & Crime’s Sidebar podcast, Tuesday, Walder said, “I absolutely believe – and again, simply my hypothesis, he is innocent until proven guilty – that he will be arrested, well, indicted on sex trafficking charges. I have no doubt about that, and I do believe that he was most likely the kingpin of this.”
She continued, “What that tells me, if it’s out of the southern district of New York, is this is spanning multiple states and that he is trafficking, or allegedly trafficking, girls across multiple states across the United States. This isn’t just an isolated incident in one location.”
Walder then added:
I have heard things as well about his Hamptons parties and things happening in those Hamptons parties as well, so I suspect more evidence may come out as a result of that. These are extremely serious charges and part of me too is frustrated by somewhat the complacency, right, of the entertainment industry as a whole in this. And I think sometimes people fly under the radar for a long time like Epstein did as well, because people are scared, people want to still climb the ranks, and were doing it all the while sort of sacrificing the safety of these young victims or girls that are involved in this, and that is deeply troubling.
On Monday, it came to light that several properties associated with Combs were raided by armed law enforcement reportedly as part of a human trafficking investigation into the rapper.
