Diddy‘s legal team has recently disclosed that they have gathered a significant amount of discovery materials from federal authorities over the past six weeks. They are now actively challenging the claims made by federal prosecutors regarding the existence of a potential second victim related to Diddy’s alleged actions.

In legal documents filed on Friday and acquired by TMZ, Diddy’s attorneys vehemently contested the assertion made by the federal government that there is a possible second victim connected to Diddy’s alleged involvement in a sex trafficking ring. This claim, they argue, lacks substantial evidence and misrepresents the situation.

The initial indictment specifically identified one unnamed victim, reportedly his former girlfriend, Cassie, based on the serious allegations put forth. The federal charges against Diddy include serious accusations such as racketeering, sex trafficking, and transportation for the purpose of engaging in prostitution, which have raised significant public interest and concern.

In the court filing from Friday, Diddy’s legal representatives stated that the idea of a supposed second victim of sex trafficking is completely unfounded. They assert that the woman in question is “not a victim at all,” emphasizing their stance against the allegations made by the prosecution.

Diddy’s attorneys further claim that the prosecutors have not conducted any interviews with the alleged second victim, asserting that she was never the target of any obstructive actions by Diddy. This point underscores their argument that the legal proceedings may be built on shaky ground.

The legal team also contends that Diddy has never attempted to obstruct the investigation led by the prosecutors by reaching out to the alleged second victim. They assert that federal authorities were fully aware of this fact, which raises questions about the motivations behind the prosecution’s claims.

According to the attorneys, the federal government misled the court and withheld crucial information during Diddy’s initial bail hearing that took place after his arrest in NYC on September 16. This alleged misconduct raises serious concerns about the integrity of the legal process.

This recent filing marks Diddy’s fourth attempt at securing bail, following multiple rejections from the court. His legal team is working diligently to present a compelling case to overturn the previous decisions and secure his release.

In the submitted documents, Diddy’s attorneys also address the allegations surrounding “Victim 1,” who is believed to be Cassie, the music mogul’s former girlfriend. They emphasize the need for clarity regarding her role in this ongoing legal situation.

The attorneys claim that Diddy and “Victim 1” were involved in an 11-year relationship, yet the first allegations from the accuser surfaced five years after their breakup in November 2023. This timeline raises significant questions about the validity and motivations behind the accusations.