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P Diddy’s mansion had a code on the gate. You could walk in. You couldn’t walk out. She called 911 from inside the property. Before the police arrived, someone in the house printed her a plane ticket home and handed her $100 cash. The message was simple. Leave tonight. Her name is Tanea. She spent three weeks in Miami in a $30 million house with a man she calls the Prince. He promised her a music career. What he delivered was a freak off on Star Island with P Diddy and a hundred strangers. When she tried to leave, there was no code. No exit. No unlocked phone. In the video below she describes her escape the way someone would describe breaking out of a building that was never supposed to have an exit. She says she felt trafficked. Not by Diddy. By the Prince. The man who flew her out, took her shopping, introduced her to celebrities, and slowly filled the house with girls who kept changing every few days. Some brought friends. Some disappeared. She hopped into a car service that was parked outside the gate. Told the driver take me back to the house. Then she called the police. Not to report Diddy. To create a paper trail. “If anything happens to me,” she says, “at least I called. At least it’s on record.” The house staff gave her a printed ticket and $100 before she even hung up. The cops escorted her out. She landed in LA that night. She later found out Cuba is the one place where passports don’t always get stamped. That’s where they wanted to take her next. In 2022, she told this story on camera. Nobody believed her. Two years later the FBI raided that house and the world found out what was behind that gate. Did P Diddy’s people hand her that plane ticket because they were being generous, or because they knew exactly what happens to the girls who don’t leave on time?
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P Diddy’s mansion had a code on the gate. You could walk in. You couldn’t walk out. She called 911 from inside the property. Before the police arrived, someone in the house printed her a plane ticket home and handed her $100 cash. The message was simple. Leave tonight. Her name is Tanea. She spent three weeks in Miami in a $30 million house with a man she calls the Prince. He promised her a music career. What he delivered was a freak off on Star Island with P Diddy and a hundred strangers. When she tried to leave, there was no code. No exit. No unlocked phone. In the video below she describes her escape the way someone would describe breaking out of a building that was never supposed to have an exit. She says she felt trafficked. Not by Diddy. By the Prince. The man who flew her out, took her shopping, introduced her to celebrities, and slowly filled the house with girls who kept changing every few days. Some brought friends. Some disappeared. She hopped into a car service that was parked outside the gate. Told the driver take me back to the house. Then she called the police. Not to report Diddy. To create a paper trail. “If anything happens to me,” she says, “at least I called. At least it’s on record.” The house staff gave her a printed ticket and $100 before she even hung up. The cops escorted her out. She landed in LA that night. She later found out Cuba is the one place where passports don’t always get stamped. That’s where they wanted to take her next. In 2022, she told this story on camera. Nobody believed her. Two years later the FBI raided that house and the world found out what was behind that gate. Did P Diddy’s people hand her that plane ticket because they were being generous, or because they knew exactly what happens to the girls who don’t leave on time?

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