Diddy male accuser Deonte’ Nash speaks out: ‘Who we gonna call, Ghostbusters?’

Diddy male accuser Deonte’ Nash speaks out: ‘Who we gonna call, Ghostbusters?’

You say you were strangled on several occasions. Several. Mhm. Was there ever a point where you thought I could die? The whole time I said he going to kill us. He is going to kill us. In an exclusive interview with CBS Mornings, Jerica Duncan sat down with a former employee of Sha Diddy Combmes just one day before the disgraced music mogul is set to be sentenced on October 3rd. Deontay Dio Nash is a celebrity stylist who’s worked with recording artists like Carara and Prince Royale. He was among 34 witnesses called to testify in the grueling 7-week trial, including former assistants, hotel workers, male escorts, and famous faces like rapper Kid Cuddy and Diddy’s partner of 11 years, R&B singer Cassie Ventura. Nash has filed a lawsuit alleging Combmes physically and sexually abused him for years, which Comolmes denies. He now tells CBS that he feared for his life while working for the hip hop producer and even had a to-go bag with clothes and cash in case he had to go into hiding. Nash alleged a culture of silence surrounding Diddy’s deeds and dropped this instantly viral sound bite. Who we going to call? Ghostbusters? Like, there was no one there to save us. Combmes is due in court to be sentenced on Friday after he was convicted of two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution for his now notorious baby oilfueled sex romps dubbed freakoffs. Colmes was spared a potential life sentence when jurors found him not guilty of two of the most serious charges, racketeering and sex trafficking. Prosecutors argued that Comolmes is unrepentant and urged the judge to lock him up for more than 11 years. The filing included letters from Combmes’s accusers, including his ex Ventura, who wrote, “My worries that Shawn Combmes or his associates will come after me and my family, is my reality. I have, in fact, moved my family out of the New York area and am keeping as private and quiet as I possibly can because I am so scared that if he walks free, his first actions will be swift retribution towards me and others who spoke up about his abuse at trial.

Deonte Nash, a former employee of Sean Combs, says he feared for his life while working for Diddy. The fashion stylist sat down with “CBS Mornings” ahead of the music mogul’s Oct. 3 sentencing and detailed a culture of silence surrounding Combs’ notorious sex parties. Nash testified in the sex-trafficking trial and, in a separate lawsuit, alleged his boss abused him for years, which Combs denies.

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