Anoushka Mutanda-Dougherty

Yeah. And then when cross-examination starts, they speak about the erectile dysfunction and kind of end up going on a tangent in a completely different direction. But I think that is important because the mood of the room switched, the mood of every room switched within the court, in the overflow rooms. And Sheree, he was a very direct guy, quite likeable.

Yeah. And then when cross-examination starts, they speak about the erectile dysfunction and kind of end up going on a tangent in a completely different direction. But I think that is important because the mood of the room switched, the mood of every room switched within the court, in the overflow rooms. And Sheree, he was a very direct guy, quite likeable.

and open and spoke openly about, you know, his feelings, his emotions, etc. He spoke about the erectile dysfunction and he also said he was writing a book about it. And that, well, that conversation led to a lot of giggling, laughing, tee-hees in the back of the room.

and open and spoke openly about, you know, his feelings, his emotions, etc. He spoke about the erectile dysfunction and he also said he was writing a book about it. And that, well, that conversation led to a lot of giggling, laughing, tee-hees in the back of the room.

and open and spoke openly about, you know, his feelings, his emotions, etc. He spoke about the erectile dysfunction and he also said he was writing a book about it. And that, well, that conversation led to a lot of giggling, laughing, tee-hees in the back of the room.

Yeah, and I think that's really important. Just to quote, obviously, our legal sensei, Sean Kent, a happy jury don't convict. If you can take the jury out of the proceedings and actually be quite lighthearted and make people laugh, which was what was happening, that works in the favour of the defence.

Yeah, and I think that's really important. Just to quote, obviously, our legal sensei, Sean Kent, a happy jury don't convict. If you can take the jury out of the proceedings and actually be quite lighthearted and make people laugh, which was what was happening, that works in the favour of the defence.

Yeah, and I think that's really important. Just to quote, obviously, our legal sensei, Sean Kent, a happy jury don't convict. If you can take the jury out of the proceedings and actually be quite lighthearted and make people laugh, which was what was happening, that works in the favour of the defence.

But while they were going through that cross-examination, there was another similarity with the previous escort. And it was kind of another narrative that the defence were trying to introduce about him potentially having feelings for Cassie, but it didn't really go anywhere.

But while they were going through that cross-examination, there was another similarity with the previous escort. And it was kind of another narrative that the defence were trying to introduce about him potentially having feelings for Cassie, but it didn't really go anywhere.

But while they were going through that cross-examination, there was another similarity with the previous escort. And it was kind of another narrative that the defence were trying to introduce about him potentially having feelings for Cassie, but it didn't really go anywhere.

He did say he felt special because he didn't know that she was doing this with other men. So he thought he was the only one. The attorney, Donaldson, went really hard on this because he was like, you've got 25 years experience in the exotic dancing arena. Actually, the Punisher terms it professional dry humping is how he referred to what he did in his day job.

He did say he felt special because he didn't know that she was doing this with other men. So he thought he was the only one. The attorney, Donaldson, went really hard on this because he was like, you've got 25 years experience in the exotic dancing arena. Actually, the Punisher terms it professional dry humping is how he referred to what he did in his day job.

He did say he felt special because he didn't know that she was doing this with other men. So he thought he was the only one. The attorney, Donaldson, went really hard on this because he was like, you've got 25 years experience in the exotic dancing arena. Actually, the Punisher terms it professional dry humping is how he referred to what he did in his day job.

He said, in that 25 years of experience you've got, you can kind of pick up on when somebody wants something and when they don't. And in his impression of Cassie, it was that she was consenting to this.

He said, in that 25 years of experience you've got, you can kind of pick up on when somebody wants something and when they don't. And in his impression of Cassie, it was that she was consenting to this.

He said, in that 25 years of experience you've got, you can kind of pick up on when somebody wants something and when they don't. And in his impression of Cassie, it was that she was consenting to this.

We did have another person on the stand. One of the agents who was in the Homeland Security raids on Diddy's properties in March 2024. He showed some pictures, but we're going to pick up on more of that tomorrow because we've got the rest of that. But they did reveal, basically, when you leave the court, everybody kind of packs up and goes.

We did have another person on the stand. One of the agents who was in the Homeland Security raids on Diddy's properties in March 2024. He showed some pictures, but we're going to pick up on more of that tomorrow because we've got the rest of that. But they did reveal, basically, when you leave the court, everybody kind of packs up and goes.

We did have another person on the stand. One of the agents who was in the Homeland Security raids on Diddy's properties in March 2024. He showed some pictures, but we're going to pick up on more of that tomorrow because we've got the rest of that. But they did reveal, basically, when you leave the court, everybody kind of packs up and goes.