Sean Combs Critics Call His Plan to Counsel Abusers 'Preposterous'

Sean Combs ’ reported plan to get out of federal custody and counsel domestic violence abusers is striking a nerve with his accusers.

“This is utterly preposterous,” Douglas Wigdor, the victims’ rights attorney who represents Combs’ ex-girlfriend Casandra “Cassie” Ventura tells Rolling Stone .

“How are you going to counsel someone else when you haven’t done the work on yourself? This is manipulation at its best,” one source who alleges they were physically assaulted by Combs in the 2010s, whose story has been corroborated by Rolling Stone , adds.

“It’s [making] a mockery of the system. It’s a mockery of everyone he’s harmed,” another alleged victim now pursing litigation against Combs says. “He needs intensive therapy.”

The chorus of criticism followed one of Combs’ trial lawyers,