Sean "Diddy" Complies"The legal team criticized a new personal documentary" Pad Dida, "calling it with the clarity cash grips with" unfounded "and" fictional "claims.

In the review of documents published last week, Diddy is charged with a threat to the death of a journalist on refusing to let him go on his way to use shooting photography.

Several such documentaries are in the legal troubles of "Diddy" Combis "while expecting its trial of a sex crime in prison.

Diddy lawyers banged up the upcoming investigative discovery of the document called "Pad Dida" in front of his show Monday and Tuesday, calling him trying to profit from the trial of a music mogul.

In the Sprotent Statement released on Daily mailDiddy lawyers condemned the documentary as full of "unfounded" receivables and "fictional" allegations designed to submit repetition of rapers.

"These documentary movies for cash in the media circus that surround Mr. Cyres," Diddy's lawyers wrote in the letter publishing through e-mail. "Manufacturers failed to provide insufficient requirements, many of unidentified participants whose cites do not have a context. "

Lawyers continued, "retaining this information, they prevented Mr. Comerd's presented the facts for the control of those fictional charges."

"This production is clearly intended to present a unilateral and prejudiced narrative. As we have already said, Mr. Combs cannot respond to any publicity or facial allegation. There is complete confidence in the facts and the judicial process, where the truth will prevail: charges against him are pure fiction, "they added.

Diddy's lawyer comes after the documentary reviewed in which journalist accused the bad boy to take the founder to threaten death to him for disagreement about Photoshoot.

Former editor-in-chief Vibe MagazineDanyel Smith, he claimed the documents that Dissdy promised to see her "dead in the trunk" that she did not show it, in advance, pictures for the story in the publication.

"After firing, Mr. Combs wanted to see the lids before they were published," Smith said in the documents. "It was our policy that we did not show blankets before they were published."

Then she claimed that the referrat that the share called at that time to complain before the threat of death.

"I told him I wouldn't make an exception, and he said he would see me dead in the trunk I didn't show him," she said.

Smith discovered that she had to involve his lawyer when the rapper refused to take his words about seeing "dead in the trunk."

"My lawyer called him to say that if he immediately faxed from apology, my lawyer will appear until the law enforcement," Smith said. "It took about 90 minutes to two hours and I received that faxed apology."

Diddy denied Smith's claims and kept his innocence on the accusation of sex trade. He is currently facing his trial in May.

By the way in the documentary, Diddy's former, the floor passion, he spoke about her experience with the rebuilt, stating that he forced her into an unconsent sexual act, and then threatened.

Pasion, who first met Diddy 2013. years, but did not start with him until he broke up with Cassandrom "Cassie" Ventura, he said she witnessed several red flags before the alleged attack.

Only 2018. He had no misunderstanding and rounded his arms around his neck.

"Don't dare! Because I'll call the police," he's called to say at that time, adding that Baddy just "started laughing" and playing as if "joke".

In the second case, she claimed to look at R. Kelly documentary that described in detail his history of the abuse of young women and that Diddy said, "There is little R. Kelly in all of us."

In the end, they were broken in 2019. years, and with Pasia claiming that Diddy said to her in Split ", you don't want to finish as my ex Cassie," who was seemingly "threatening".

Diddy is currently being carried out in the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, New York, after the arrest in September.

It is kept in a special residential unit of the building to fully protect it from possible damages.

At the time of his arrest, music mogul was accused of trade, racketeering and transportation to deal with prostitution.

Raipper made more attempts to secure bail, but each time he saw that his requests were rejected for the risk of flight risk and potential for intimidating witnesses relevant to his trial.

Diddy is expected to stay in custody until the trial in May after the withdrawal on the first floor, filed before. He could face the maximum imprisonment penalty if he is declared guilty of charges.