Social media erupted on Tuesday after a prison warden described rapper Julio Foolio's killer Sean Gathright as if he was a slave. A prosecutor asked the warden if the prison would benefit
Sean Combs' sentencing hearing resumed at 2 PM Friday after a break for lunch in Manhattan. Combs' attorneys, spiritual advisor and family members spoke during the hearing
Sean "Diddy" Combs appeared anxious and nervous when he arrived in a Manhattan courthouse for his sentencing on Friday, Oct. 3. His mother, Janice Combs (pictured), waved
Sean "Diddy" Combs sent a four page letter Thursday to the judge who presided over his human trafficking and racketeering (RICO) case. Combs faces a maximum of 11 years when
Cassie Fine wrote a letter to the judge who presided over Sean "Diddy" Combs' racketeering trial. In her letter, Fine said Combs has not shown remorse for the abuse he inflicted on her
During Sean Combs' expedited sentencing hearing on Tuesday, July 8, both parties proposed October 3 for his sentencing. According to a letter published by Inner City Press, the parties (defense and prosecution) have spoken and agreed to the following