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The music producer Sug Knight has commented on the allegations that Sean “Diddy” Combs’ former employee Capricorn Clark recently raised in court. Knight, who was sentenced to 28 years in prison for manslaughter in 2018, is the founder of the label “Death Row Records”. Clark initially worked on Knights’ “Death Row Records” and later at Diddy’s label “Bad Boy Records”.
Capricorn Clark stated in court that Combs took her to Central Park on her first working day in 2004 and threatened her to kill her because she used to work for his rival Sue Knight. Knight now confirmed the incident in an interview.
“She felt helpless and scared”
At “TMZ Live” Knight said that he personally talked to Clark about the incident. She is said to have told him that she took Combs very seriously and was deeply frightened. She described Combs as helpless and under pressure, said Knight via “TMZ”.
Suge Knight, who is a central figure in the East Coast Versus-West Coast conflict of the 1990s, has known Capricorn Clark for many years and has two children with a close friend of her-which would supposedly make the connection of the two more personal.
Knight’s label is still considered talent smithy and was in Los Angeles von Knight, as well as Dr. Dre, The Doc and Dick Griffey founded. In 2022 it was bought by Snoop Dog.
Combs interrogated Clark at the time with a lie detector
Another detail from Clark’s statement: During her time at Combs’ label “Bad Boy Records” she is said to have been interrogated for five days because of a missing piece of jewelry. It was supposedly subjected to a lie detector test – with the threat of being thrown into the East River in New York if she did not pass the test.