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Diddy Refuses To Eat In Jail, Afraid Of Being Poisoned

Diddy Refuses To Eat In Jail, Afraid Of Being Poisoned

Rita OrakwuebyRita Orakwue
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Sean “Diddy” Combs, the embattled rapper facing serious charges of sex trafficking and racketeering, has refused to eat behind bars, for fear of being poisoned. Sources close to him describe the hip-hop mogul as paranoid, worried someone inside could be paid off to take him out.

Locked in Brooklyn’s notorious Metropolitan Detention Center, Diddy’s fears echo the questioned fates of some of history’s most infamous figures. According to a source, the rapper is scared he may receive the “Epstein treatment,” like the late Jeffrey Epstein did when he hanged himself in jail under similar circumstances.

The high-profile case that is unfolding keeps speculation swirling about just how much dirt Diddy has on powerful individuals. Diddy’s self-imposed hunger strike speaks volumes of the dangerous game he is playing while fighting, quite possibly, for his freedom or even his life.

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