Patterson, who grew up with Combs, claimed that Combs was exposed to wild parties, alcohol, drugs, and various influences from a young age. He described their home environment as one filled with sex, addicts, and other controversial elements, suggesting it desensitized them. Despite this exposure, they were unaware of its impact.
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