Anoushka Mutanda-Dougherty

So let's start with the woman who's testifying under the pseudonym Jane. She took the stand for the first time today. What did we hear?

with the financial pressures and her saying she could never really get her own job it was a lot of pressure to look a certain way for Didion to be available at his beck and call essentially and they did focus on a specific time frame from May 2021 to October 2023 they have a break in October 2023 but they asked her what percentage of that time was spent doing these hotel nights

with the financial pressures and her saying she could never really get her own job it was a lot of pressure to look a certain way for Didion to be available at his beck and call essentially and they did focus on a specific time frame from May 2021 to October 2023 they have a break in October 2023 but they asked her what percentage of that time was spent doing these hotel nights

with the financial pressures and her saying she could never really get her own job it was a lot of pressure to look a certain way for Didion to be available at his beck and call essentially and they did focus on a specific time frame from May 2021 to October 2023 they have a break in October 2023 but they asked her what percentage of that time was spent doing these hotel nights

She said about 90%.

She said about 90%.

She said about 90%.

And we heard about two hours of testimony from Jane today, but it's been a pretty full week. A big moment was hearing from Barna Bongolan, who's Cassie's friend. We were waiting for her to take the stand. What did she have to say?

And we heard about two hours of testimony from Jane today, but it's been a pretty full week. A big moment was hearing from Barna Bongolan, who's Cassie's friend. We were waiting for her to take the stand. What did she have to say?

And we heard about two hours of testimony from Jane today, but it's been a pretty full week. A big moment was hearing from Barna Bongolan, who's Cassie's friend. We were waiting for her to take the stand. What did she have to say?

We also spent some time this week back focusing on the CNN footage that was released of the 2016 assault on Cassie by Diddy in the hallway of the Intercontinental Hotel. We heard from Eddie Garcia, who was a security guard at the time. He filled us in on another part of the story from his perspective.

We also spent some time this week back focusing on the CNN footage that was released of the 2016 assault on Cassie by Diddy in the hallway of the Intercontinental Hotel. We heard from Eddie Garcia, who was a security guard at the time. He filled us in on another part of the story from his perspective.

We also spent some time this week back focusing on the CNN footage that was released of the 2016 assault on Cassie by Diddy in the hallway of the Intercontinental Hotel. We heard from Eddie Garcia, who was a security guard at the time. He filled us in on another part of the story from his perspective.

At the beginning of the week, we picked up where we left off last week with Mia, who was still on the stand. She's testifying using a different name to protect her identity. And this was the tail end of her cross-examination. followed a similar pattern to the beginning of the cross-examination?

At the beginning of the week, we picked up where we left off last week with Mia, who was still on the stand. She's testifying using a different name to protect her identity. And this was the tail end of her cross-examination. followed a similar pattern to the beginning of the cross-examination?

At the beginning of the week, we picked up where we left off last week with Mia, who was still on the stand. She's testifying using a different name to protect her identity. And this was the tail end of her cross-examination. followed a similar pattern to the beginning of the cross-examination?

My pleasure. That was the BBC's New York correspondent, Neda Tawfiq. And just a reminder, Diddy denies all the charges. Now, on Wednesday, I caught up with our resident criminal defense attorney, Sean Kent, to go through some of what's happened this week, but also answer your amazing questions. Hi, Sean. Hey, how are you doing? I'm good. Today was interesting. We had Barna on the stand.

My pleasure. That was the BBC's New York correspondent, Neda Tawfiq. And just a reminder, Diddy denies all the charges. Now, on Wednesday, I caught up with our resident criminal defense attorney, Sean Kent, to go through some of what's happened this week, but also answer your amazing questions. Hi, Sean. Hey, how are you doing? I'm good. Today was interesting. We had Barna on the stand.

My pleasure. That was the BBC's New York correspondent, Neda Tawfiq. And just a reminder, Diddy denies all the charges. Now, on Wednesday, I caught up with our resident criminal defense attorney, Sean Kent, to go through some of what's happened this week, but also answer your amazing questions. Hi, Sean. Hey, how are you doing? I'm good. Today was interesting. We had Barna on the stand.

You said that nothing that happens in this trial is a shock for anybody, either the prosecution or the defense. And particularly a witness for the prosecution, they should know their temperament, what they're going to say, what they can remember, what they can't. Yep.