1 MINUTE AGO: Diddy’s Role in Michael Jackson’s Death Finally Revealed In Court…

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What you’re about to read is the verbatim federal courtroom testimony from the Sean “Diddy” Combs trial, as reported by Inner City Press.

When Kanye West walked into the courtroom, nobody expected what came next. But what he said froze the room.

Looking dead ahead, Kanye dropped a bombshell:

“Sean Diddy Combs wasn’t just a music mogul. He was connected to the mysterious death of Michael Jackson.”

And he wasn’t speaking metaphorically.

Kanye testified that Diddy was part of a hidden power network — one that may have orchestrated the downfall of the King of Pop. He pointed directly to Fahim Muhammad, Diddy’s current head of security — who, shockingly, had also been in charge of Michael Jackson’s safety in his final days.

Kanye described Michael’s chilling final phone call, claiming Jackson knew he was being hunted. And he swore:

“Diddy was pulling the strings.”

“This isn’t a meltdown. This isn’t paranoia. This is a warning.”

Inside the Courtroom:

By the time Kanye walked in, the jury was already rattled by days of disturbing testimony. But nothing prepared them for what Kanye said next.

Wearing black, sunglasses off, hands slightly shaking but voice steady, Kanye took the stand like he had been waiting for this moment his whole life.

“I’m not here to talk about music,” he began.
“I’m here to talk about murder.”

The courtroom gasped. The judge banged the gavel, calling for silence — but the tension was palpable.

Kanye said he had been asked not just to speak about Diddy’s behavior, but about his alleged role in the systemic takedown of Michael Jackson.

“This isn’t tabloid gossip,” Kanye said.
“This is what they don’t want you to know.”

He claimed the same dark forces who tried to institutionalize him, using former trainer Harley Pasternak, were also behind Michael’s fall.

The Shadow Figure: Fahim Muhammad

Kanye pointed straight at Fahim Muhammad — a name rarely heard in the mainstream — but one he said was key to it all.

Fahim was Jackson’s bodyguard just months before his death, and later became Diddy’s enforcer.

Kanye asked:

“Why would the most famous man on Earth trust a 20-year-old with no elite security background?”

Fahim had just graduated from Sacramento State — and somehow, he was put in charge of Michael Jackson’s security. Kanye said Jackson didn’t choose him — he was placed there through connections that led back to… Diddy.

“Fahim wasn’t protecting Michael,” Kanye said.
“He was controlling him.”

He said Fahim had access to Michael’s medicine, his schedule, his fears — and after Michael’s death, rumors swirled that Fahim helped wipe hard drives and erase footage.

“Tell Them It’s Puffy – He Knows He’s Here”

Then came the most chilling moment. Kanye said the Jackson family had let him hear Michael’s final voicemail — a desperate whisper from a man who knew he was being hunted.

“Tell them it’s Puffy,” Michael allegedly said.
“He knows he’s here.”

The room went dead silent.

Jurors looked horrified. Diddy sat frozen. His lawyers leaned in, whispering urgently.

“Michael knew,” Kanye repeated.

Kanye Connects the Dots: The Handlers

Kanye then revealed a darker web — what he called “handlers”: people placed in celebrities’ lives to manipulate and silence them.

He said Harley Pasternak, his former trainer, was one — a man who once threatened to drug him and send him back to “zombie land.”

“What do you think happens to people who don’t play along?” Kanye asked the jury.

He said Michael had his own handler — Fahim — but unlike Harley, this one had the keys to his house… and his fate.

The Pattern of Silence

Michael Jackson. Prince. Whitney Houston. DMX.

All stars who stood too tall, asked too many questions, and then suddenly…

Gone.

“They silence us,” Kanye said.
“And they smile doing it.”

The judge called for a recess — but the damage was done.

The courtroom wasn’t just shaken.
It was shattered.