The Netflix documentary Sean Combs: The Reckoning tells the story of Sean Combs and his fall from fame. Produced by 50 Cent & directed by Alexandria Stapleton, the 4-part series follows his rise from Uptown Records to the creation of Bad Boy Records.This article looks at serious allegations against him over many years, including links to hip hop murders, domestic violence, and wild parties. The TV show includes private footage filmed by Combs while awaiting trial & features interviews with staff, accusers, and friends, showing how his power led to abuse & prison.Read more about the 9 biggest revelations about Diddy in Sean Combs: The Reckoning1. The 1991 City College stampede tragedy View this post on Instagram Instagram PostSean Combs: The Reckoning shows how a charity event planned by Diddy at City College ended in tragedy. A crowd rush killed nine people and injured many more. The docuseries says Diddy ignored safety concerns. It also shares claims that the disaster strangely helped his fame and career grow afterward.2. Alleged connection to Tupac Shakur's death View this post on Instagram Instagram PostThe TV show looks at claims that Diddy was linked to the killing of Tupac Shakur. Former detective Greg Kading and gang figure Keffe D share stories about a supposed reward for Tupac. Sean Combs: The Reckoning reveals Diddy helped fuel a dangerous rivalry that ended in deadly violence between coasts.3. The controversial death of The Notorious B.I.G.Diddy's hotel footage | Image via NetflixThe series questions what Diddy has said about the night rapper Biggie died. Former Bad Boy executive Kirk Burrowes claims Diddy canceled a planned trip and pushed new contract terms. Sean Combs: The Reckoning hints that Diddy protected his company while Biggie moved through risky situations that ended badly eventually.4. S*xual assault allegations from the 1980sSean Combs: The Reckoning shares the story of Joi Dickerson Neal, who says Diddy attacked her in 1989. She worked at Uptown Records. She claims Diddy drugged her and recorded the assault. The docuseries says this is one of the earliest serious accusations against the music star in his career.5. Misuse of power during "Making of the Band."The Netflix series focuses on how Diddy treated artists on Making the Band. Singer Aubrey O Day says he sent s*xual messages and punished her when she refused him. Sean Combs: The Reckoning includes legal claims that Diddy and another man assaulted her while she was very drunk during a party.6. The "Freak Offs" s*xual abuse and exploitation View this post on Instagram Instagram PostThe TV series explains the secret parties that Diddy called freak-offs. S*x worker Clayton Howard describes long sessions with Diddy and Cassie where drugs and cameras were present. He says women were hurt and controlled. Sean Combs: The Reckoning highlights these events as abusive and deeply disturbing for many participants.7. Producer Rod Jones' exploitation & unpaid compensationThe show tells how producer Rod Jones felt used while working with Diddy on The Love Album. He says Diddy showed explicit videos and asked for contact with s*x workers. Cameras were everywhere in the house. Jones also claims Diddy never paid the full promised fee for him.8. The kidnapping of Assistant Capricon ClarkThe show highlights the story of Capricorn Clark, who worked as an assistant to Diddy. She says he forced her into a car at gunpoint after learning Cassie was dating Kid Cudi. The trial was painful for her. She says some jurors doubted her truth and her pain.9. Pre-arrest footage showing image rehabilitation effortsSean Combs: The Reckoning ends with a personal video Diddy recorded before his arrest. The footage shows tense talks with his lawyer about his image and future. Diddy worries about public opinion and plans a comeback. The series shows these plans failed as legal trouble finally closed in around the mogul.Follow Soap Central for more updates!