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18:21Now PlayingDuring a strange interview in 2018 that included mentions of multiple conspiracy theories, shooting suspect Jonathan Oddi told investigators that he had been a slave for Sean “P. Diddy” Combs during the rapper’s relationship with Cassie. Despite Oddi’s irrational statements, some of what he had to say seems to corroborate a lawsuit Cassie filed against Diddy five years later. Law&Crime’s Jesse Weber takes a look at the wildest moments from Oddi’s interrogation and what he had to say about Combs and his entourage.
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