In response to Agnifilo’s claim that the baby oil could’ve been purchased in bulk at a Costco, the retailer told TMZ in a statement that they do not sell baby oil in any of their United States locations.

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One day after Sean “Diddy” Combs’ lawyer suggested the rapper may have purchased the 1,000 baby oil bottles seized from his homes at Costco, the big box retailer denied the plausibility.

Soon after Marc Agnifilo suggested that the droves of baby oil seized during federal raids on the music mogul’s homes could’ve been bought in bulk from Costco, the members-only retailer shot back and deflated the lawyer’s theory.

A rep for the nationwide chain told TMZ that it would be impossible for Diddy to have bought baby oil from them, as they don't sell the product.

Combs’ attorney suggested that his client, like other Americans, could ‘buy in bulk’ at his local Costco, as a way to explain how federal agents found 1,000 bottles of baby oil