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You’ll Never Believe How Diddy’s Jail Inmates Reacted to His VerdictIt looks like the celebration over Diddy's not guilty verdict carried over in the most unexpected place. We've got the tea!
Sean "Diddy" Combs' lead attorney Marc Agnifilo compared his client's alleged "freak offs" to how couples' "likes become one" like enjoying lemonade.
Immediately after Combs’ failed bid to get released on bail Wednesday afternoon, the jailed hip-hop tycoon’s lead lawyer Marc Agnifilo left the 26th-floor courtroom in Manhattan federal court and saw a man collapse to the ground, Agnifilo recalled to The Post.
Marc Agnifilo led a team of lawyers that scored Sean “Diddy” Combs’s acquittal on the most serious charges he faced.
Sean “Diddy” Combs walked back into the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn following a mixed verdict in his federal sex‑trafficking trial.
Defense attorney Marc Agnifilo, speaks outside Manhattan federal court after Sean "Diddy" Combs was denied bail after being convicted of prostitution-related offenses but acquitted of sex ...
Diddy's defense attorney delivered closing arguments in sex trafficking trial, claiming prosecutors brought a "fake trial" targeting the rapper's private sex life.
As Diddy’s trial nears its end, 50 Cent, who has used his Instagram to provide a running commentary on the case, has described the latter’s defense lawyer, Marc Agnifilo, as the “worst lawyer.
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