Kim Porter's ex Al B. Sure calls for FBI investigation into 'fictional' leaked memoir

The ex-husband of DiddyKim Porter's late ex-girlfriend called on the FBI and CIA to launch an investigation into those who worked with her before her death. In contact has learned.

On September 3 singer Al B. Sure!, Kim's ex spoke out days after alleged Kim memoirs were leaked.

The 60-page book, sold on Amazon, is said to contain information from Kim's diaries. The unverified book was published by a man who claims Kim gave her friends a USB stick containing the information contained in the book before her death.

Kim died in 2018 at the age of 47. The cause of death was given as lobar pneumonia. In his post, Al B talked about the alleged memoirs.

He said: “I am writing this post to officially request an investigation into an entire group of individuals who worked at or around Ms. Kimberly Porter's home, including the publicists who assisted in the writing of this post. It has come to my attention that these individuals were also instructed to steal her computer and mobile devices which contained her 'original book notes.' Original notes are different from the fabricated nonsense and offensive pages circulated through Amazon showing graphic depictions of sexual acts with me that NEVER took place and were edited and added after Ms. Porter's tragic murder.”

He continued: “I challenge you to consider who authorized such a fictitious publication without categorizing it as 'calculated fiction.' The publicists and conspirators worked together, from different camps, when they launched this campaign, which appears to be a very personal and deliberate diversion from their involvement in reporting on gruesome crimes in which they assisted and confused the public for many years.”

Al said Kim's “missing devices,” which are said to already be in evidence, “undoubtedly contain the crucial evidence that has been kept under wraps until now.” He added: “I am convinced that the evidence closely matches the details set out in the recently released indictment.”

Al B continued, “It is truly disheartening to consider that those she considered close friends and who were financially compensated by her abusers may have conspired with the abuser to obscure the truth and tarnish her name, my name and her unfinished book notes with these ridiculous and unsubstantiated narratives. Ms. Porter's absence leaves a void and robs her of the opportunity to personally address these inaccuracies and share her own actual memories detailing the brutal terror and madness she endured. Check any text messages from anyone serving in a PR capacity as they have brilliantly and insidiously constructed this FICTIONAL STORY to pursue a personal vendetta.”

Al B said Kim was “taken from us far too soon” and “before she could finish her true thoughts, before this FAKE, unauthorized EDIT was published on AMAZON, with the disappearance of her computer and important evidence raising even more questions.”

He said: “It is obvious that her ability to expose the reality of her personal abuses, drug use, #sextrafficking and #humantrafficking in which she was privy, much like the courageous actions of Ms. Cassie Ventura, posed a threat to those who profit from such heinous activities.”

Al B added, “Kim and I spoke up until a few days before her death. She was in good health and we are in such a great 'friend circle' where we reminisce and celebrate our son's successes. No affair. Just good friends… We must continue to fight for justice and ensure that all individuals who conspired against her are held accountable and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.”

Diddy and Kim began dating in 1994. They ended their romance in 2007. Kim and Al were together in the early 90s.

As In Touch previously reported, Diddy was arrested last week on sex trafficking and organized crime charges. He pleaded not guilty, but a judge denied his request for bail.