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Diddy’s Ex Bodyguard Big Homie CC Says He Was Poisoned 3 Times
Diddy’s Former Bodyguard Big Homie CC Says He Was Poisoned 3 Times After Speaking Out About Him
Celebrity bodyguard Big Homie CC, who once worked with Sean “Diddy” Combs, made a bombshell allegation during his recent interview with Piers Morgan.
Big Homie CC began the interview by addressing reports about the key witness who went missing at the beginning of Diddy’s sex trafficking trial.
“My gut feeling of what’s going to take place is, well, we’re going to see a lot of strange things take place due to the fact that I know how this world works after working in the industry,” the celebrity bodyguard told the British journalist.
“Somebody didn’t want me to do this interview.”
But after several attempts, Big Homie CC speaks to Piers Morgan about his time working near Diddy.
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He continued, “And whenever these trials come about, the closer you get to the trial date, a lot of things start happening to remove people from the case that are going to strengthen the case for the prosecution.”
He then claimed that he was targeted after he began speaking out about his former boss. “Along this path, I’ve been poisoned three times. My toxicology report showed cyanide,” Big Homie CC told Morgan.
“You know, cyanide metabolizes into pneumonia in your body. So I’ve had pneumonia on three occasions,” he said before questioning why so many people around Diddy came down with pneumonia, including Kim Porter, who passed away from pneumonia in 2018.
According to him, his vehicle had been hit several times. “These problems didn’t start for me until I started to speak out about people like this. […] You know, it’s been a hard time to line up this interview, because the last time I was scheduled to be in this interview, randomly, our car got hit from the side by a blacked-out vehicle [with] no license plate.”
“That’s happened three times this month so far, somebody didn’t want me to do this interview,” he added.
