Grand jury heard new evidence in the case against him Sean “Diddy” Combs From a man who claims to have more than one videos alleged sexual assaults and the soon-to-be-released “unedited” version of Kim Porter’s diary.

Courtney Burgess testified before a grand jury on Thursday, October 31, after being subpoenaed by Department of Homeland Security agents investigating the case against the imprisoned emperor.

Burgess shared details about what happened on the recording during an appearance on NewsNation’s “Banfield.”

He claimed he was given 11 flash drives containing at least eight videos of alleged sexual assault involving eight celebrities, all of whom were Diddy’s victims, “two to three of whom” were underage. He also claimed that all the victims were “intoxicated or drunk.”

His attorney, Ariel Mitchell, explained that the feds were subpoenaed after Burgess gave interviews discussing the evidence he allegedly had against Diddy.

During an interview, Burgess claimed there was a video of Diddy giving 16-year-old Justin Bieber a bottle of booze that “knocked him out.”

Burgess Says Diddy and Kim Porter’s Kids “Should Start Worrying When He’s Beating Him”

Earlier Thursday, Burgess stood next to Mitchell outside the courthouse as he announced they were attending a hearing to determine what evidence to turn over to prosecutors.

Burgess claimed that Kim Porter, Diddy’s ex-girlfriend and the mother of his four children, gave him her official memories on flash drives. He recently explained that his version differs from the book. pulled from Amazon and condemned By Diddy and Porter’s children.

Additionally, Mitchell announced that he was negotiating with Amazon to publish his memoir. Burgess questioned Porter’s children, objecting to the book’s existence.

“They have to worry about bigger things than what their diary is. Burgess said they should have started worrying when he beat her. “When did you start worrying about your mother? After the incident?”

Diddy was arrested on September 16 on multiple RICO charges, including racketeering conspiracy and sex trafficking. He remains behind bars awaiting trial, which is scheduled to begin in May 2025.