One of the most shocking details in  Diddy’s s.e.x case  is that the notorious rapper kept 1,000 bottles of baby oil in his home. Explaining why Diddy bought such a large amount of baby oil,  attorney Marc Agnifilo  said that his client was rich and had a large house, so he bought the goods in bulk from a leading US merchandise trading company. The retail brand that Marc Agnifilo mentioned as providing thousands of bottles of baby oil to Diddy was Costco. Immediately, Costco was heavily criticized by the public for allegedly abetting the hip-hop mogul’s sex crimes.

After being caught up in the scandal that affected the brand image, Costco immediately spoke up to deny and said that the statement of lawyer Marc Agnifilo was not true. “None of our company’s branches in the US sell this baby oil,” Costco’s representative angrily responded to the information that Diddy bought more than 1,000 bottles of baby oil at their store on TMZ.

Costco’s response further fueled public outrage over Diddy’s false statements. The lawyer’s twisted and deceptive statements were shamefully exposed, making the story surrounding the 1,000 bottles of baby oil even more mysterious than before.

During a raid on Diddy’s home in March, police found 1,000 bottles of baby oil,  a lubricant . The purpose of Diddy’s thousands of bottles of oil has been controversial. Prosecutors say the oil was used during sex parties to immobilize victims and make them run away by pouring it all over the floor. Meanwhile, many people believe Diddy used large amounts of baby oil to sexually abuse and assault his victims.

On September 26, Diddy’s lawyer Marc Agnifilo explained why the rapper kept 1,000 bottles of baby oil in his house:  “I don’t know where the number 1,000 came from. I can’t imagine there being thousands of bottles. I’m not sure if those baby oil bottles are related to his case,”  lawyer Marc Agnifilo told TMZ. After being told that this type of oil is often used in wild parties, the lawyer said:  “I guess so. I don’t know what 1,000 bottles are for. A bottle of oil can last a long time. But I think Diddy has a big house and it’s not unusual for him to buy a large amount of goods from retail companies, typically Costco.”  Lawyer Marc Agnifilo’s explanation is considered unconvincing, trying to come up with a reasonable excuse for his client’s crime. 

Diddy was arrested in New York (USA) on September 16. This tycoon was accused of a series of serious crimes of sex, prostitution, extortion… but pleaded not guilty in the trial held on September 17. Previously, Cassie Ventura – Diddy’s ex-girlfriend – accused and filed a lawsuit against the rapper for “using money and power to cover up evidence of physical and mental abuse”.

A week after Diddy’s arrest, the U.S. Security Investigations Bureau publicly released an indictment exposing the crimes of this “sexual predator” to the light and causing global shock. Accordingly, Diddy and members of the Combs Enterprise group, including senior supervisors, security officers, family staff and personal assistants, were accused of organizing many Freak Offs – gatherings of sex and drug use.

During these gatherings, the hip-hop star was accused of beating, throwing objects, and physically and mentally abusing his victims to force them to engage in maniacal acts of his choosing. The attacks were described as “often causing injuries that took days or weeks to heal.” In addition, Diddy controlled his victims in a variety of ways, including physical violence, promises of job opportunities, threats to cut off financial support, and other coercive measures, including monitoring their whereabouts and medical records, and providing them with addictive substances.