In preparation for his upcoming RICO trial, Diddy is challenging a prosecutor's request to grant anonymity to alleged victims testifying against him. The rapper, Sean Combs, insists that the witnesses provide their full names rather than remain anonymous. The government aims to have some witnesses testify under pseudonyms, but Diddy’s legal team strongly opposes this approach. An early legal dispute is emerging over how the narrative of Combs' alleged criminal activities will be presented. The logistical challenges of redacting materials and organizing testimony are key considerations in this disagreement. The government is seeking a swift decision to avoid last-minute disruptions before the trial begins in May. The request to conceal identities is customary in federal sex trafficking cases involving coercion and violence. However, Diddy's lawyers argue that accusers must reveal their identities if they are testifying against him. The upcoming trial, where Diddy faces charges of racketeering conspiracy and sex trafficking, is gaining significant attention as it unfolds.