No one believed Jonathan Oddi when he bizarrely told Florida cops he that was Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ sex slave in 2018. 

But after an exclusive story from Daily Mail this week, Oddi is finally ‘getting his vindication,’ according to his estranged wife. 

‘This 100 % gives a lot of truth and legitimacy to everything he was speaking about,’ said Oddi’s former wife Tonia Troutwine. It definitely confirms the relationship and closeness between them. 

‘Johnny was a smart guy and he would’ve picked up on things. 

‘And the fact that P. Diddy even signed an agreement with him and didn’t just write him off – that tells me that P. Diddy had some level of respect for him. 

Oddi is no hero. 

Oddi’s ex believes his mental breakdown and the 2018 shooting directly correlates to his relationship with Diddy

In May 2018, he opened fire in Trump Doral Miami. He was taken down by police then interrogated about his motives. 

It was then that he revealed his links to Diddy and his ex, Cassie Ventura, who is expected to testify at his sex trafficking trial in New York City. 

‘I had sex with Cassie [Ventura] and Sean [Combs]. Basically, he would masturbate and tell me what to do to Cassie. I was like a sex slave. 

‘For them, that’s what I was,’ depleted Oddi told police after being arrested following a shootout at the Florida hotel. 

Daily Mail confirmed Oddi did know Diddy – and was guarding a secret so scandalous that the rapper asked him to sign an NDA agreement to protect it.

The full story is told by Troutwine here. 

Oddi’s ex-wife tells Daily Mail she had no idea where his money came from when they divorced. He told police it was from a $5million settlement he received from Diddy 

In May 2018, Oddi entered Trump National Doral Miami with a gun. He was shot by police after opening fire 

Oddi claimed he was a ‘sex slave’ for Diddy, and was forced by the rapper into acts with his ex Cassie Ventura 

Diddy, meanwhile, is preparing for the fight of his life in a federal courtroom in Manhattan. 

Jury selection is still underway and expected to be completed this week. 

The rapper has put his best preppy foot forward, showing up to court every day in a crewneck sweater and polo shirt. 

He’s been attempting to bond with the jurors, nodding and smiling their way at times, acquiescing at others. 

He maintains that all the sex he’s accused of forcing was in fact consensual – and that he is being unfairly vilified for things that happened willingly years ago. 

Opening statements are due to begin on Monday, May 12. 

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