Lawyers for Sean “Diddy” Combs want prosecutors to disclose the names of his accusers, telling the judge overseeing his sex trafficking case that the government is “unfairly” forcing the music producer “to play a guessing game” as the defense prepares for trial.

On Labor Day weekend in 1998, Sean “Diddy” Combs hosted a casual barbecue for about 200 guests at his new beachfront estate in East Hampton, N.Y. The dress code was all white, and the guest list was exclusive — details that would come to define the hip-hop impresario’s famous White Parties,

Diddy's lawyers told a federal judge the hip-hop mogul can't effectively defend himself in trial if he doesn't know the identities of his accusers.