Diddy's Lawyer defends buying 1000 Bottles of baby oil to pass Homeland security raids

Sean Diddy Combs' lawyer Marc Agnifelo explained why the rapper had such an enormous quantity of baby oil and lubricant bottles in his properties, which Homeland Security took earlier this year in raids. In response to reports that authorities took close to 1,000 bottles of the products, Agnifelo said in an interview with TMZ that Combs might just buy his belongings in bulk for his big properties.

Agnes kept her count at 25 or fewer, while Agnifilo doubted the accuracy of that number, wondering aloud where the "thousand" came from, noting, "I don't know. I have yet to really find a purpose for any of it, quite honestly." Adding with a chuckle, Agnifilo said, "Including, even one bottle of baby oil would last for a long time." When TMZ's Harvey Levin quipped that the bottles were probably used to host parties, Agnifilo jokingly replied, "I guess. I don't know what you need a thousand for.".

The lawyer further explained that Combs is one who owns several mansions, so he could well have bought these products from wholesale stores like Costco. He supposed that people with big houses usually purchase items in large numbers; hence, buying in bulk was not at all out of the ordinary. Agnifilo pointed out that if you look at what people purchase at Costco, people leave there with monstrous quantities of many diverse items, to which Levin countered that seldom would you see somebody walk out with a thousand bottles of baby oil.

The bottles were uncovered in raids on Combs' homes in Miami and Los Angeles as part of an ongoing probe. The indictment accused the baby oil and lube of being used at Combs' notorious parties that have been reported to be full of drugs and alcohol. Prosecutors feel such a gathering became fatal since victims accused Combs of drugging and sexually assaulting them and recording it without consent.