Paranormal expert claims Diddy may have sold his ‘soul to the devil’ to get out of prison in wild theory
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Rumors surrounding disgraced rapper Sean 'Diddy' Combs have intensified, with claims suggesting he may be involved in necromancy. Now a paranormal expert has claimed that Diddy might have "sold his soul to the devil".
These speculations were further fueled by the sudden withdrawal of Combs' lawyer, Anthony Ricco, who filed a motion to step down as one of his six defense attorneys without offering any explanation.
Following Ricco's exit, a TikTok user claimed his decision was linked to an alleged charge related to necromancy against Combs. Since his arrest in September 2024, Combs has faced numerous serious charges and lawsuits, with his bail being denied three times.
Paranormal expert claims Sean 'Diddy' Combs may have entered darker realms
Paranormal expert Richard Moschella has suggested that music mogul Sean 'Diddy' Combs may have ventured into dangerous, dark territory to get himself out of prison.
Moschella warned, "If Combs is truly practicing necromancy and not just communicating with the spirit world like a medium would, but rather getting into the darker realms, then that could be very serious."
The 'Spirits and History' writer explained, "If he is communicating with darker energies and opening himself up and is not truly prepared and understand what he’s dealing with that could be a very big problem."
Moschella also discussed the potential impact on those around Combs, particularly in prison, stating, "This could also be scaring anyone around him (in prison.) Someone who is backed into a corner as much as himself, could see (communicating with the devil) as a last attempt (to keep himself out of jail)... almost like that term selling your soul to the devil."
Necromancy claims against Sean 'Diddy' Combs
According to reports obtained by Radar Online, a TikTok user stated, "Necromancy is like magic, you know, that's more supernatural. That's like magic dealing with dead bodies and corpses, reanimation – that's necromancy. I don't know that Diddy is able to do that."
This came after Diddy’s lawyer, Ricco, filed a motion in Manhattan federal court, stating, “Under no circumstances can I continue to effectively serve as counsel for Sean Combs. It is respectfully but regrettably requested that the court grant the relief requested.”
Meanwhile, former federal prosecutor Neama Rahmani warned that the Bad Boy Records founder could face severe financial consequences because of his legal troubles.
According to Mirror, Rahmani stated, "Despite his wealth and resources, Diddy may be broke by the time the victims see their day in court."
Combs has spent decades building his billion-dollar empire through music, fashion, and high-profile business ventures. He is the founder of Bad Boy Records, formed a major partnership with Ciroc vodka, and even ventured into reality TV as the executive producer of MTV’s 'Making the Band'.
