Singer Al B. Certain! insists Diddy‘s ex-girlfriend Kim Porter was killed as a result of she had incriminating proof.
Al B. Certain! Speaks Out
On Monday (Sept. 23), Al B. Certain! uploaded a sequence of posts on Instagram addressing Kim Porter’s demise and the current unauthorized ebook about her that has gone viral.
“For over a decade and a half, I’ve been posting about, and tagging random legislation enforcement businesses in hopes to guard family members, keep away from deaths & tragedies that would have all been averted,” he wrote within the caption of the publish. “Regardless of this, I’ve been ignored, ridiculed and medically silenced to cowl up these crimes you’re all now conscious of by a really aggressive #PR Staff and expensive marketing campaign to silence and bodily hurt me from exposing.”
He went on to say he is talking out once more now within the hopes {that a} formal investigation shall be launched into who allegedly stole Porter’s digital gadgets and used the data in them to make a salacious 60-page ebook known as Kim’s Misplaced Phrases, which Al B. known as “fabricated bullsh*t.” He says the stolen materials was additionally taken for different nefarious means.
“I’m satisfied that proof corroborates intently with particulars outlined within the just lately launched public indictment doc,” he added.
“It’s evident that her potential to reveal the realities of her private abuses, being drugged, the #SexTrafficking and #HumanTrafficking she was aware of, akin to the courageous actions of Mrs. Cassie Ventura, posed a menace to these taking advantage of such heinous actions,” he captioned his closing publish on the matter. “In a nutshell, Kimberly was allegedly taken from us as a result of she was set on track to perform what Mrs. Cassie Ventura did by ignited the Bon Hearth which brings us right here at present with the avalanche that has introduced Satin to their chambers.”
Al B. Certain! and Kim Porter dated within the late Nineteen Eighties and have a son collectively named Quincy. From the mid-Nineties to 2007, Porter had an off-and-on relationship with Diddy, with whom she has three children: Christian, D’Lila and Jessie.
Kim Porter died in November of 2018 on the age of 47 after she suffered a cardiac arrest at her Los Angeles house. Her reason for demise was later revealed to be on account of lobar pneumonia.
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Kim Porter “E book” Goes Viral
Al. B Certain!’s assertion come on the heels of Kim’s Misplaced Phrases gaining consideration after being printed by Los Angeles-based writer Chris Todd and written by Jamal T. Millwood earlier this month. The ebook particulars the abuse Porter allegedly suffered by the hands of Diddy, with the writer claiming he bought the data from somebody who had possession of Porter’s flash drive.
Nevertheless, Porter’s good good friend Eboni Elektra denounced the writing, saying Porter had no ebook in preparation earlier than she died.
“Now it is getting out of hand. THERE IS NO BOOK! There by no means was,” she wrote on Instagram. “A number of individuals proceed to talk about and unfold blatant lies concerning this ‘thriller manuscript’ as if it have been true. Folks…… IT’S NOT. Kim would by no means do such a factor, and that is the trustworthy to God fact. GOD is aware of the reality and so does she. As for me, I could not have one other particular person name my telephone or ship me a textual content about this with out clearing the air. Any unfavourable suggestions or feedback on this publish will obtain no response besides God bless you. The reality is the reality. Be blessed.”
Kim Porter has been named in a number of lawsuits and interviews as being a sufferer to Diddy’s violent habits, together with the music mogul’s ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura, who was seen on video being overwhelmed by Diddy in footage launched earlier this 12 months.
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