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Sean Combs Asks for Leniency in Personal Letter to Judge Ahead of Sentencing: ‘I Lost My Way’
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Rolling Stone
Sean Combs made a last-ditch plea for leniency in a personal letter written to a federal judge on Thursday ahead of his Friday sentencing on two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution.
Jurors rejected a trio of more serious charges, finding that prosecutors failed to prove Combs ran a racketeering conspiracy or sex trafficked two former girlfriends.
In a series of rulings on motions brought by Combs after his conviction, Judge Subramanian has been stern.
Sex acts became my full-time job, used as the only way to stay in his good graces,” Ventura wrote.
She wrote that she still worries that Combs or his associates will come after her and her family.