Aubrey O'Day
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1,063 appearances
30 recordings
2 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard Jun 2025
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right from what i from i understand she she sent out a tweet just saying she doesn't she wants to be private now you can go down a youtube spiral again you can find the interview that she gave on a radio show discussing him stomping a baby out of her uh paying trying to pay her for an abortion that she willingly had because she didn't want to take his money because she loved him she's more of a soft-spoken sweet girl it doesn't seem like she had any career aspirations she
I don't know what to call his girlfriend or not, because he just seems to have thrown that around.
Loosely. I don't even know that anyone was a girlfriend because I think in order to call someone your girlfriend, you have to care for them. And I don't know how much consideration was given to any of these people, allegedly. So I don't love that word. But no, she was not working for him. She was not a worker at Bad Boy.
But they are going to establish medical records with a victim that is coming up. There was some talk in a sidebar that they had about some type of medical records. it's being alluded to that there's likely going to be a conversation about abortion, that there is still a victim that is coming forward and speaking that we have not heard from yet.
Jane. But, um, I think more so what ends up happening in a situation like that where somebody gets nervous at the at the at the final point because their name is about to be out there and they don't want that. So they want to then not come, I think, a way to get because I think if you're subpoenaed and you don't show up, that's a it's you go to jail for that, I believe. Is that correct?
I think they didn't pursue it. And I think they didn't make it a thing because I think that they probably did get in touch with the women. The women were allegedly and the women were probably like, listen, I'm not going to help you out if I get up there.
You don't want to take a risk. If you paid attention in the media, they said one of the victims dropped out. She never wanted to participate in any of it. She didn't want to talk to Homeland Security. She didn't want to be a part of the trial. Who leaked that? It certainly wasn't the prosecution. It certainly wasn't PR for the AUSA.
her publicist or her people leaked out that story that she wanted no parts because she probably wanted to signal whoever to let them know i wasn't going to tell on you daddy right exactly so what else did you what else allegedly what else did you take away from me as testimony that you thought was interesting or was compelling for you shit let me oh well here's a here's a just a sidebar
It's becoming very obvious that he paid women way less than he paid men. George Kaplan was given six figures. Capricorn and Mia were both paid around, I think they said $40,000, $50,000. That was interesting. And they also were all harassed and abused.
Yeah. I don't I maybe he just happened to, you know, eat more than he ever let us eat. But I don't know. Maybe there just was food was the most readily available thing around. Maybe it has to do with come downs or come ups. And when you're hungry and when your moods get bad and when they are, who knows? Yeah, there's no I don't think there's anything specific to the food being done.
It just happened to have been what was there.
It was like we certainly didn't have any when we worked for somebody was being fed.
At this point, I don't see any possible way after this testimony that 12 people unanimously agree to acquit him. I don't see it happening at all. How do you feel? I don't even see a path for 12 people acquitting him on all charges. It's not even I don't even see it at all. You're the one with the degree. Do you see any lane for that?
Can you give the definition legally in layman's terms, I suppose, for the audience about what coercion is? Because half the people I talk to can't even say the word correctly. And I think people just are too embarrassed to ask. I don't really know what that means.
My chat GPT loves me. It gets back.
Okay, the legal definition of coercion generally refers to the use of force, threats, or intimidation to compel someone to act against their will. Key elements of coercion. Threat or use of force, they've proved it. Lack of consent, they've proved it. Intent. The perpetrator intends to control or manipulate the victim's decision-making. That's there. They've proved that. Resulting action.
The victim performs an act or refrains from one that they otherwise wouldn't have done freely. They've proved all key elements.
I don't know that I've ever really had free will my entire career, sadly. You made me think for a second as you were saying that. I definitely could, like, bob my head yes for them making the Band-Aids, but... There's always somebody controlling your narrative. And as you get further, I mean, I've been doing this since I was a kid and I'm 41 now.
So over two decades, I've been in the industry and haven't had another job. There is always somebody bigger than the person you thought was the biggest. There is always some uniform plan involved. There is always a schedule and a time and a place and the right thing to say and the right person to say it. And when you get your shot, you go. And if you don't, you don't.
And I don't know that I've ever just been people see me as someone that is so confident and they love to jump on the train the second that this all came down and say, Aubrey told us so. She told us so for 20 years. She's been telling us he was a dangerous person. He wasn't somebody that was safe to work for.
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