Unpacking Ally Carter's Bombshell Claims: A Deep Dive Into Diddy's Alleged Dark Past In The Entertainment Industry

A Closer Look At The Shocking Allegations Fueling New Controversy Around Sean "P. Diddy" Combs

“We’re still not talking about the kids yet. When are we gonna talk about the kids?”, Ally Carter

Ally Carter, an alleged sex trafficking survivor who went viral in November of 2020, recently exposed lurid details of Diddy’s “freak off” parties - which she labels instead as “satanic ritual orgies”.

Carter specified that attendees of Diddy’s parties “are covering their asses” by claiming they “left at a certain time”, calling out “all the people running” in attempts at “ducking and hiding because everybody knows there was children there”.

After P. Diddy was arrested back in September, Carter claimed more arrests were coming. Near the end of October, Mike Jeffries, the former CEO of Abercrombie & Fitch, was arrested for sex trafficking charges.

However, Jeffries’ legal team now says the ex-CEO has dementia and may not be able to stand trial.

Among her other claims, Carter predicted “distractions and fires to hide evidence” as well in December. Beginning 2025, wildfires have scorched L.A. and the Palisades of California. How deep does this lurid web of connection with P. Diddy go?

Sean “P. Diddy” Combs had been in the entertainment industry for decades before his arrest. Since he first appeared, Diddy has been caught in controversy. Last year, new court documents allege that Duane Davis, the murderer accused of killing Tupac Shakur in Las Vegas in 1996, implicated Diddy in the murder as well.

According to the court documents:

…he [Davis] suggested that Sean Combs paid Eric Von Martin a million dollars for the killings as well as offered to set up a surreptitious phone call with Terrence Brown, the driver…

Davis, years later, said that Von Martin had suddenly come into wealth - but only after he and Von Martin had talked about a payment by Combs.

P. Diddy’s current security manager, Faheem Muhammad, was the first to find Michael Jackson after his death in 2009. After Jackson’s death, Muhammad joined Diddy’s entourage as security.

Muhammad - who is also known as “Mr. Fixit” - has also been accused of shielding P. Diddy from authorities. A lawsuit, filed by rapper Lil Rod, revealed that Diddy instructed staff to get ahold of Muhammad if they were ever detained by police. The lawsuit also alleges of cover-ups being orchestrated by Diddy for different crimes - aided by “Mr. Fixit”.

The lawsuit also sheds light on a 2022 shooting incident that involved Diddy’s son, Justin Combs, along with one of his friends. With Diddy forcing a gunshot victim to say he was shot outside of his studio in a drive-by instead of inside of it, the lawsuit claims that Muhammad’s ties with LAPD meant the narrative was able to be manipulated and flipped - making sure Diddy faced no charges or involvement.

Furthermore, Lil Rod is the first man to come forward and file a sexual assault and harassment lawsuit against Diddy. In four other lawsuits, Diddy was accused of sexual abuse - including one with his ex-girlfriend, R&B artist Cassie.

A woman identified as Jane Doe, accused Diddy of “gang rape” and having her “sex trafficked” when she was 17 and he was 34.

Joi Dickerson-Neal accused Diddy of not only raping her but filming it and showing the video to others.

A woman identified as Liza Gardner accused Diddy of raping her and a friend. Although Diddy has denied all of these accusations against him, he has racked up a lengthy wrapsheet during his time in the industry.

What really happened at Diddy’s parties that they don’t want us to know about?