Costco claims they don’t sell baby oil after Diddy’s attorney explains

Diddy’s attorney recently spoke with TMZ about the alleged hundreds of bottles of baby oil that authorities found during the March raids on his Miami and Los Angeles homes, and his response was apparently not a watertight excuse. “I can’t imagine it’s thousands,” Marc Agnifilo noted, downplaying the quantities as irrelevant to supposedly normal sexual activity. “I don’t know what the baby oil has to do with it… I don’t know what you need 1,000 for. One bottle of baby oil goes a long way. I don’t know what you need 1,000 for. He has a big house. He buys in bulk. I think they have Costcos in every place he has a house. Have you ever sat in a Costco parking lot and seen what people walk out with?”

This resulted in some jokes online, a lot of upset reactions and a lot of ridicule because of Diddy’s lawyer’s statement. Well, it only got worse for them, as TMZ is said to have spoken to a Costco spokesperson who reportedly claimed that none of the company’s locations in the U.S. sell baby oil. For those unaware of the insinuation here, the federal indictment against Sean Combs on charges of sex trafficking and racketeering insinuates that baby oil is another option for lubricant, and that he had so many bottles because of his alleged “freak-off” parties of days-long sexual exploitation.

Elsewhere, other legal developments for Diddy include adamantly denying allegations against him and his former bodyguard in a new sexual abuse lawsuit. “I know for sure this is a money-making scheme,” his associate reportedly told the Daily Mail. “I’ve never seen this lady. I don’t have any tapes of her like she says I do. I’ve never seen her, I’ve never done anything with her. I don’t know, none of this. I don’t even know this lady.”

In the meantime, Diddy has decided whether or not he will testify in his trial… Or at least that’s what his lawyer indicated. His testimony could go a million different ways, and so could the trial as a whole. Still, it’s far too early to speculate much, especially since so much of the case remains a mystery.