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P Diddy was j*rking off in front of a hundred guests. A girl would walk up. Stay for a minute. Walk away. Then another. He’d go inside. Come back. Start again. A hundred women at his party and he was still sitting there doing it alone on a couch in full view of everyone. She was twenty feet away when he leaned over to the man next to him and whispered four words. “I want her.” Her name is Tanea. A singer from South Central. Never famous. She got flown to Miami by a man she calls the Prince who spent three weeks promising her a music career. The career meeting turned out to be a party on Star Island. The party turned out to be a freak off. In the video below she walks through what she saw the way a paramedic would describe a scene they showed up to too late. No emotion. Just the sequence. Phones went into sealed bubble cases at the door. His son Christian hand-picked who got in. She got white robe slippers. That was the pass. Inside, people were passed out on furniture. Others having sex with strangers in every room. House music shaking the walls at sunrise. He called her over. Offered his photo booth. Ice cream. “Everything is free,” he said. Then he turned to the Prince and started whispering about her like she wasn’t standing right there. “I want her. Like, I want her.” Before she could ask what that meant, three people hit her with the same question. The Prince. A girl too far gone to stand straight. Then Diddy himself. “You’re going to Cuba with us, right?” She said yes and walked straight to the front door. She called the police on the Prince, got a printed plane ticket handed to her on the way out, and flew back to LA that night. She later learned that Cuba is the one place where they don’t always stamp your passport. And where people disappear. In 2022, she told this story on camera. The internet called her a liar. Two years later the FBI kicked down that same front door. Did P Diddy let her walk out because he had a hundred other girls that night, or because he already knew she’d never be able to prove a single thing she saw?