She stuck the jagged edges of a broken champagne glass, per Diddy’s request, Sean Combs’ request, and jabbed it into my homegirl’s private area—both spots down there—so badly they had to do reconstructive surgery and stitch her up. That’s on the dark web; go look it up. The same girl on the D&G shirt, the same girl on the table. Imagine her state of mind, y’all.

I have a gun license. I don’t own a gun, but my guys have guns. I don’t think we’ll need one because no one would ever know where I am now. Now, I have another exclusive just for you all today, and you’re going to want to watch this whole video.

Diddy’s victim is back, giving us even more jaw-dropping details about what was found on the tapes from the raid on Diddy’s mansion, exposing Hollywood elites. We also have Courtney Burgess, a Diddy insider who turned over eight tapes to the feds, back to reveal the higher-ups that wanted to silence him for revealing the truth. This is an exclusive you don’t want to miss.

Now, today we have a huge panel on the Lono B Show with Adria English joining us. We also have Courtney Burgess, the Diddy insider, and the man responsible for bringing out Kim’s “Lost Words” book and who also had those eight tapes with celebrities on them.

Courtney, you too went viral on the Lono B Show. You ruffled quite a few feathers, not only in Hollywood but also with the Feds. You were shown on TMZ leaving the courthouse, having to turn over those Diddy tapes. Can you explain to us how they contacted you and what you had to do?

Courtney Burgess: My doorbell rang, and it doesn’t usually ring because I don’t have visitors. I opened the door to see well-dressed people, male and female. I asked them who they were, and they said, “We’re from Homeland Security, looking for Court Burg.” They had papers in their hands. I thought, “Who told them I was here?” They pulled out their badges, and I said, “I believe you. Come on in.” They said no, to just turn over everything, and handed me a paper. I said, “I don’t have anything, just the papers I was served.” So, they didn’t come in, and I wanted them gone from in front of my house because of the neighborhood. They parked on a different street.

The papers said the 24th, and it was like the 28th. I had to be in court by the 24th. They reached me on the 27th and told me to come in. I called my lawyer and asked if she could be there quickly. She said yes, so we met at JFK. In court, they take everything from you—laptops, tablets, shoes—and put them in slots. When we got to the grand jury, they asked about what I’d seen and where the tapes were. I told them all I had was what was in my email and on my phone. My lawyer passed me a paper, and they said I had to be in court again.

After that, TMZ stopped me on the steps. I went to another court, and when I got there, my lawyer was told to come in, but I wasn’t. I thought I was going to jail, but then Homeland Security agents took me outside. I was worried they were taking my phone, as it had everything on it: my medicine, doctors, everything. Without my phone, I felt lost.

Then, they called a few days later for the passcode. I didn’t want to mess with them again, so I gave them the passcode. They still have my phone to this day as evidence. They even asked my lawyer to get me a gag order, but the judge ruled that everything I said was true, so it didn’t work.

Now, Adria, you’ve gone viral recently with your story, approaching a million views in a week. You mentioned having more information to share. Let’s get into it.

Adria English: Sure, thanks, Lono. I’ll start from the beginning. Jennifer Lopez, Miss JLo, Miss Jenny from the Block, is from the Bronx. Back in the day, New York was a big drug hub, with a lot of product coming in from Canada. Well, JLo used to be a drug runner for some powerful people.