Attorney Lisa Bloom Hints That Dawn Richard Is The Anonymous Accuser in Diddy’s Sex Trafficking Case [Video]

Attorney Lisa Bloom has dropped some hints that suggest Dawn Richard might be one of the anonymous victims in Diddy’s sex trafficking case.

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TalkTV shared a clip that’s been making waves on X, where Bloom spoke about representing Richard in a civil lawsuit and highlighted the striking similarities to the federal criminal case against Diddy.

“The federal criminal case came after ours, but it was strikingly similar,” Bloom said. “Many of the same allegations that women were victimized, that they were terrorized, that they weren’t even paid properly when they worked for him and made music with him.”

She didn’t hold back on calling out the people surrounding Diddy either.

“In our case and in the federal criminal case, we’re not just against Sean Combs but against a large number of people who are accused of being his enablers,” she continued. “These guys don’t just do this by themselves. They have to have a large number of people who are complicit in order to have an operation this big.”

Bloom also connected Diddy being denied bail to her own case, saying prosecutors claim he tampered with witnesses before going to jail.

“There’s a woman, only one, who came out publicly after we filed our complaint, and basically attacked my client and said she was a liar,” Bloom explained. “Well it turns out, the prosecutors say, that there were over 100 phone messages between Sean Combs and this witness right after the filing of our complaint until a couple of days later, when she came out with her statement calling my client a liar.”

While Bloom didn’t drop any names, her comments seem to be pointing straight at Kalenna Harper, the third member of Dirty Money. Harper came out defending Diddy just two days after Dawn’s lawsuit dropped, making the whole situation look even more suspect.

Bloom is clearly ready to go hard in this case, and the connections between the civil and criminal cases are only making things worse for Diddy.