Netflix is still shaking the table after releasing 'Sean Combs: The Reckoning' at the top of December. One of the biggest topics from the docuseries has been about the footage of Diddy in New York City days before his arrest. Combs' legal team accused the streamer of obtaining illegal footage, which Netflix denied. Now, Diddy's videographer, Michael Oberlies, is doubling down on the claim that the footage wasn't for sale.