Al B. Sure Stuns Courtroom with Testimony: The Untold Story Behind Kim Porter’s Death and Diddy’s Darkest Secrets
Viewer discretion is advised. The following contains details from federal courtroom testimony in the trial of Sean “Diddy” Combs, as reported by Inner City Press.
A Tense Silence Falls
There are moments in legal history that shift the mood of a courtroom for good. It happened again when Al B. Sure, famed R&B singer and former partner of Kim Porter, took the witness stand—not as a celebrity, but as a man haunted by what he knows and what he’s survived.
His appearance added a chilling new layer to an already notorious trial. The room fell silent as he stepped forward, emotional, a visible weight shadowing his face. Gone was the persona of a star; in its place was a man carrying heavy secrets.
Kim Porter’s Warnings Reverberate
Al B. Sure began not with accusation but with a memory—a memory of Kim Porter, the mother of three of Diddy’s children, her laugh, her spirit, her love for her children. That reflection quickly slid into something far darker as Al recounted the chilling warnings Kim shared with him before her death in 2018.
“She told me I was too trusting, that if I kept being so open, I’d get hurt—or worse,” he recalled.
According to Al, Kim confessed she was afraid for her life in the years leading up to her mysterious death. She alluded to threats from Diddy’s circle, hinting they were more than enablers—they were dangerous.
A Web of Suspicion
Al’s own mysterious coma in 2022 was then brought to the fore. “It was like my body just shut down. One day I was fine; the next, I was gone.” Doctors described multiorgan failure with no clear cause—an event that mirrored Kim’s own fate in its suddenness and secrecy.
He testified, under oath, that Kim kept a detailed diary and often told him, “If anything happens to me, it wasn’t an accident.” Porter was reportedly preparing to go public with explosive information about Diddy’s alleged use of control, threats, and surveillance—not only against her but against others. When she died, Al claims, all of her personal effects vanished—her phone, laptop, notes—“like someone scrubbed the place clean.”
Threats, Tampering, and the Price of Silence
After Porter’s death, Al says he was directly threatened to stay silent. He described anonymous warnings, tampered car brakes, unexplained illnesses, and offers of hush money believed to be connected to Combs’ inner circle. Al even reported an attempted bribe of $500,000 to retract any public suspicion or concerns about Kim’s death.
Such events made him live in fear—sleeping with a firearm, changing numbers, hiring private security. “If I didn’t speak now, everything Kim died trying to tell us would be in vain,” he said.
The Day Kim Died: What Really Happened?
Porter was found dead on November 15, 2018. Publicly, Diddy’s camp claimed it was a peaceful passing from pneumonia. Under oath, Al revealed new discrepancies: Kim was not found in bed, but on the bathroom floor near the tub, with blood-stained bedsheets and an unexplained trail. Perhaps most damning, Al stated she made a 911 call at 2:43 AM—hours before her body was reportedly discovered.
He insisted her death was ruled too quickly and her autopsy sealed, with crucial evidence inaccessible even to her closest confidants.
The Missing Manuscript and Recordings
Kim Porter reportedly left behind a memoir, stored securely under a pseudonym, with honest accounts of the music industry, Diddy’s alleged abuses, and a culture of silence. “It had names, dates, voice memos, burner phones—now all gone.” In addition to written accounts, Al said Kim kept hours of secret audio recordings in a hidden tape recorder—a precaution against her cell phone being hacked. All such evidence allegedly disappeared following her death.
A Pattern of Vanishing Truths
Al connected the dots to the deaths of other figures from Diddy’s world, including Andre Harrell and Heavy D—both reportedly working on memoirs before dying suddenly. “What do all these people have in common?” he asked rhetorically. “They all knew Diddy. They all had stories, and now they’re all gone.”
A Final Plea for Truth
In closing, Al B. Sure read a heart-rending note from Kim, written days before her death: “If anything happens, take care of Quincy, and don’t stop fighting. You’ll know when the time comes.”
With the jury visibly moved, Al ended his testimony: “She wanted to be more than a footnote in his story. She was a mother, a survivor, and someone who finally got tired of being silenced. Now I owe it to her to make sure the silence ends.”
The Fallout
Prosecutors leveraged Al’s testimony to introduce further evidence of witness tampering and threats, potentially opening the door to obstruction charges. Private investigators confirmed surveillance on Al after his recovery, and technical experts corroborated mysterious phone and Wi-Fi disruptions surrounding key incidents.
A Reckoning Long in the Making
This wasn’t just testimony—it was a warning from the grave, and perhaps a turning point in one of hip hop’s darkest sagas. As the courtroom emptied, the whispers lingered: the silence, at last, may be breaking, with its consequences yet to unfold.
