P Diddy Indictment Odds: Accusers Alerted They May Need to Testify

Music mogul P. Diddy continues to face the prospects of a long road of legal challenges ahead.

Betting markets on P. Diddy began opening last month after a series of shock raids involving record the producer and rapper, whose real name is Sean Combs.

Federal agents from Homeland Security Investigators and other law enforcement raided Combs homes in Miami and Los Angeles on March 25.  Officials said the searches were connected to an investigation by federal authorities in New York, each of which is tied to a sex trafficking probe. 

On Wednesday, the New York Daily News reported that Combs now faces a possible federal grand jury indictment.  Investigators began alerting his accusers they may need to appear before a federal grand jury in New York City.

A source also told the CNN that HSI wants a “bulletproof” case against the Bad Boy Records founder, currently the subject of multiple lawsuits filed against him in the past year.

Combs apologized after a video of him beating his then girlfriend at their LA apartment in 2016 surfaced on the internet.  CNN was the first to post the disturbing video that eventually went viral.

Manifold currently listed the odds of a Diddy guilty finding before the end of 2026 at -426 or 81% chance.