Diddy, Porter's Children Criticize Memoir

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Kim Porter's children address 'hurtful and false rumors' about her death that have surfaced since Diddy's sex trafficking arrest: What we know

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Kim Porter was found dead at her Lake Toluca home on Nov. 15, 2018 .

Diddy and Porter 's four children released statements shredding the 59 -page memoir, Kim ’s Lost Words : A journey for justice, from the other side.

They also cited “horrific conspiracy theories” that Diddy may have been involved in her death.

The book is self-published by Chris Todd using the pen name Jamal T. Millwood .

Kim ’s Lost Words was self-published by Chris Todd (real name Todd Guzze ), using the pen name “Jamal T. Millwood for Kimberly A. Porter ,” Sept. 6 on Amazon .

Todd told Rolling Stone he was given a flash drive containing the book from two music industry sources.

Porter 's friends Kimora Lee Simmons and Lawanda Lane said they don’t know the author.

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