Anoushka Mutanda-Dougherty

There has been discussion on social media about some of the stuff that we heard in opening statements and in Cassie's Direct that the jury are presumably going to be so disgusted by stuff that they've heard, whether it will cloud their judgment of whether they think it's sex trafficking or not.

There has been discussion on social media about some of the stuff that we heard in opening statements and in Cassie's Direct that the jury are presumably going to be so disgusted by stuff that they've heard, whether it will cloud their judgment of whether they think it's sex trafficking or not.

But we had a chat the other day and you brought something up about them being everyday Americans, private individuals with their own proclivities. And I hadn't considered that before.

But we had a chat the other day and you brought something up about them being everyday Americans, private individuals with their own proclivities. And I hadn't considered that before.

But we had a chat the other day and you brought something up about them being everyday Americans, private individuals with their own proclivities. And I hadn't considered that before.

I just picked up on this thing that was said today. And I guess it's because we've done so many episodes of Diddy before he was ever even on trial. And we've covered so many of the civil cases. The defense's cross-examination of Cassie has been reported by lots of different sources. and by our own reporters as being quite jumpy. It jumped around different timeframes.

I just picked up on this thing that was said today. And I guess it's because we've done so many episodes of Diddy before he was ever even on trial. And we've covered so many of the civil cases. The defense's cross-examination of Cassie has been reported by lots of different sources. and by our own reporters as being quite jumpy. It jumped around different timeframes.

I just picked up on this thing that was said today. And I guess it's because we've done so many episodes of Diddy before he was ever even on trial. And we've covered so many of the civil cases. The defense's cross-examination of Cassie has been reported by lots of different sources. and by our own reporters as being quite jumpy. It jumped around different timeframes.

It jumped about different topics. And members of the public in there, in the room that I was in, were like, this is tricky to follow. At one point, they asked Cassie... about the baby oil, of course. And then they said, were there ever any drugs in the baby oil? Have you said there were drugs in the baby oil? She said, I've never said there were drugs in the baby oil.

It jumped about different topics. And members of the public in there, in the room that I was in, were like, this is tricky to follow. At one point, they asked Cassie... about the baby oil, of course. And then they said, were there ever any drugs in the baby oil? Have you said there were drugs in the baby oil? She said, I've never said there were drugs in the baby oil.

It jumped about different topics. And members of the public in there, in the room that I was in, were like, this is tricky to follow. At one point, they asked Cassie... about the baby oil, of course. And then they said, were there ever any drugs in the baby oil? Have you said there were drugs in the baby oil? She said, I've never said there were drugs in the baby oil.

And it was kind of just thrown in there. And nobody has spoken about drugs in the baby oil, apart from in civil lawsuits.

And it was kind of just thrown in there. And nobody has spoken about drugs in the baby oil, apart from in civil lawsuits.

And it was kind of just thrown in there. And nobody has spoken about drugs in the baby oil, apart from in civil lawsuits.

Sean, thank you so much.

Sean, thank you so much.

Sean, thank you so much.

Thank you so much for coming on and talking to me about this today. We'll see you again next Thursday for our next analysis episode. Guys, keep sending in your questions. Sean is obviously, it's a masterclass every time we speak to you. Thank you all for having me. We'll see you next Thursday. That was our resident criminal defense attorney, Sean Kent from South Carolina.

Thank you so much for coming on and talking to me about this today. We'll see you again next Thursday for our next analysis episode. Guys, keep sending in your questions. Sean is obviously, it's a masterclass every time we speak to you. Thank you all for having me. We'll see you next Thursday. That was our resident criminal defense attorney, Sean Kent from South Carolina.

Thank you so much for coming on and talking to me about this today. We'll see you again next Thursday for our next analysis episode. Guys, keep sending in your questions. Sean is obviously, it's a masterclass every time we speak to you. Thank you all for having me. We'll see you next Thursday. That was our resident criminal defense attorney, Sean Kent from South Carolina.