Day26 Alleges Diddy Sent Cryptic Message Seemingly Discussing Human Sacrifices

A member of R&B group Day26 has alleged that Sean “Diddy” Combs — or a member of Combs’ inner-circle — once sent him a cryptic email discussing human sacrifices.

During an interview with VladTV, Day26 member Que and his groupmates discussed their dealings with Combs during their time working with the mogul in the late ’00s.

At one point during the sit-down, Que casted Roger Bonds, Combs’ former head of security who has spoken out against his former employer, as a hypocrite and being complicit in Combs’ alleged reign of terror.

He also claimed that he once received an email from either Combs or Bonds that left him frightened for his life, as the message felt “sacrificial” in nature.

“My thing with Roger Bonds was, I had an issue with him and I was kind of nervous around them because I was in an email and I saw some things in a personal email that threw me off guard,” Que began.

“I understand you’re crying now off the trauma that you seen, but what about the trauma you put me through when I read that email,” he asked, beginning to tear up.

“That’s why it’s not just Sean that’s guilty. They’re all f**king guilty, man. I don’t just put the blame on Sean, I blame everybody that’s in his circle, they’re all minions and they all wanna be like him. And if they can’t be like him, they try to come against him. If they don’t got the money or they can’t get it as quick as him, or whatever he’s doing to get it, then all of a sudden, it’s like, ‘Let’s turn on him now.'”

When asked to expound on the contents of the email, the crooner declined to divulge details, but explained that he was disturbed enough to inform his family and friends of the perceived threat.

“I’ll keep it very short — things felt very sacrificial,” Que told Vlad. “I don’t want to sound like I’m a conspiracy person, you know? Because I’m not. But when you’re under a power, man, it’s just… I can’t go into details now. But, sir, I’ll tell you— it felt like some sacrificial stuff was going on, man.

“It felt very scary and weird, to [the point] where I ran to get help. I ran to my doctor, I spoke up with my family. I spoke up to people around me because I was like, ‘If this is true and I come up missing or dead or something, I want you guys to know facts and the truth of what I’m going through and experiencing.”

Day26’s working relationship with Combs began during each member’s appearance on the fourth season of Making the Band, which ended with the group being handpicked by Combs and signed to Bad Boy Entertainment.

The quintet released two albums on the label, their self-titled debut in 2008, and Forever in a Day in 2009, but would later part with Combs and release three more albums, including their most recent release, Day Ones.

Combs is currently incarcerated at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, N.Y. as he awaits trial on federal sex trafficking and racketeering charges. The disgraced entrepreneur and impresario has plead not guilty to all charges and continues to maintain his innocence.

See Day26’s interview below.

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