In 1999, Natania Reuben experienced a night that would leave her scarred both emotionally and physically. At a New York City nightclub, she alleges she was shot in the face by Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs. Over two decades later, Natania, now sharing her story under the weight of the trauma, reflects on the events that transpired.
In an interview with Tanya, Natania recounts the intense emotions she felt upon seeing recent headlines regarding raids on Combs’ properties. Despite the passing years, the memory of that fateful night remains vivid, as she grapples with the aftermath of the incident.
Natania stands by her claim that Combs was the one who pulled the trigger, even recalling how she immediately identified him as the shooter to medical personnel on the night of the incident. She acknowledges the skepticism and challenges she faced in being believed, particularly during a time when societal power dynamics played a significant role.
The conversation takes a turn as Tanya brings up Rodney Jones’ lawsuit against Combs for harassment, in which Jones alleges that Combs admitted to being responsible for the shooting. Natania’s reaction is one of frustration and indignation, as she confronts the implications of these new revelations.
As the interview draws to a close, Natania expresses her desire for the investigation into her shooting to be reopened, emphasizing the need for accountability and justice. She hopes that her story will not be overlooked amidst the resurgence of attention on past injustices.
