Bad Boy co-founder Kirk Burrowes contends that in 1996, Puff Daddy busted into his office with a baseball bat and forced him to sign over his 25 percent share in the label.
He tried to sue The Diddler to get the share back, but the statute of limitations had expired.
Now, he has another angle. He is suing Diddy's mother, Janice Combs [Smalls], for orchestrating the robbery from behind the scenes.
“Smalls carefully maintained a facade of integrity, portraying herself as an innocent bystander while orchestrating plaintiff’s financial and professional downfall behind the scenes Through false assurances and calculated deceit, defendant Smalls led plaintiff to believe that she had no knowledge of the fraudulent transfer, effectively suppressing any opportunity for plaintiff to reclaim his rightful stake in [Bad Boy].”
Burrows, who is now homeless and destitute, wants his 25 percent ownership stake back and an audit of Bad Boy Entertainment’s financial records.
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