Hip-hop mogul Sean Diddy Combs and late s*x offender Jeffrey Epstein have been compared recently. Lisa Phillips, a model who claimed Epstein sexually assaulted her on his private island, shared her thoughts with Fox News Digital on October 1, 2024. She said Epstein was smarter than the rapper and had more intelligence. Lisa Phillips said:
“Jeffrey wasn’t an open secret. Jeffrey was all under the table. Only certain people knew about the s*x trafficking. He was very smart, he was much smarter than Sean Combs, much more highly intelligent.”
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Phillips alleged that rumors about Diddy's behavior had circulated for years and were widely recognized within the music industry. Reflecting on her time as a model in the early 2000s, she recalled hearing frequent discussions about women being mistreated by Diddy, suggesting that he believed he was untouchable and immune to consequences.
She pointed out that while Diddy and Epstein moved in different social circles, she believed their methods were similar. She explained that men with immense wealth, power, charm, and influence often impact others' lives. While many do not misuse this power, Phillips claimed that predators took advantage of it, describing such behavior as vile.
The woman, currently working at Select Models Los Angeles, launched a podcast called From Now On, which focuses on raising awareness about human trafficking. She reportedly plans to connect with and speak to other survivors in upcoming episodes. The ongoing case highlighted that human trafficking has remained a pervasive issue, extending far beyond the entertainment industry.
Diddy reportedly does not want to stay in prison
As per a Radar Online report from October 1, 2024, Diddy is reportedly living in fear, believing he may be targeted by West Coast gang members seeking revenge for the 1996 murder of Tupac Shakur. Like Epstein, it is claimed that Diddy equipped his residences with hidden cameras. He is now being held without bail at the Brooklyn detention center.
Meanwhile, Lisa Phillips described how traffickers deceived young girls by making them believe they were helping or offering opportunities when in reality, they were being exploited. These girls were sent to powerful individuals under the pretense of meeting influential figures, only to be subjected to abuse for someone else's s*xual pleasure.
She emphasized that this was trafficking, with victims being transported by plane or car to others for exploitation. Phillips claimed to have noticed video cameras in Epstein's home, but, like many of his alleged victims, she was too afraid to speak out at the time.
It wasn't until after Epstein's death that she gradually found the courage to share her story and realized there were many others like her. She believed Epstein installed the cameras as a safeguard.
According to Phillips, Epstein's connections to influential politicians and powerful individuals who abused young women were likely the reason for the surveillance, serving as a way to protect himself.
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