NYC COURT APPEARANCE OCT 10 2024

In this video, I take you through my impactful journey in New York City during Sean Combs' criminal trial. While most people were there to cover Combs' latest legal battle, my presence outside the courthouse carried a deeper meaning tied to a personal encounter with Diddy from 1996. Back then, a random act of violence initiated by Combs almost cost me my life. Fast forward to today, my mission to spread awareness of that story and promote my memoir, The Night Puff Tried to Kill Me, took center stage.
During my time in NYC, I networked with major media players like Rolling Stone, The New York Times, Entertainment Tonight, CNN, and more, many of whom I’ve been reaching out to for months. From marching through iconic spots like Times Square and Fifth Avenue to engaging with reporters and making lasting connections, this grassroots campaign is my way of taking control of the narrative. Through these raw and sometimes messy efforts, I’m putting my story in front of millions.
Join me on this journey as I navigate the intersection of personal redemption, literary success, and confronting the truth about one of hip-hop’s biggest names.
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