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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Leaning toward prosecution. I think we're getting into RICO now. I believe that possessing people across state lines, I think that's cooked. That's in. Those charges are done. Um, I think that force and coercion has really been established in these past couple of days with many other people.
Um, even though some people were in or a person was inconsistent on the stand, everyone else has been seeming to be pretty consistent. Um, and I think that as you hear names like Mia, Capricorn, KK, um, Whole lot of people coming up. If those names are in there and these stories are taken all the way full circle, we've touched down on RICO. We've touched down on trafficking.
We have definitely accomplished possessing people and transporting them. So prosecution's doing a really strong job. Now, I do want to say the big question kind of looming in the air right now is, did he testify? Does he take the stand? As a child of a lawyer and being around lawyers my whole life, a defense lawyer at this high of a level would absolutely tell you, no bueno, don't do it.
However, I thought it was interesting that they decided to respectfully not counter Cassie's mom. A lot of people are writing me like, oh, Cassie's mom knew it, she said it, and they had no defense. We all know that he's got the best lawyers in the game, and a defense lawyer at this high of a level gets a whole lot of money.
They are not here because they don't know how to counter any and everything, even the truth. They did that likely because they feel like there's some openings for them, and they can make something like that appear as... Showing respect for a mother. And as a jury member, you can see, wow, they're not even going to like go against a mother. And his mom is behind him.
And hey, even look, his kids are behind him. This is a man that cares for people and has a respect level for somebody because we've kind of established that he's a God among men in his head. And he's made other people believe it as well. But I think possibly if he takes the stand, he's got to do a better job than he did in his first apology video.
He's going to have to directly name Cassie and directly discuss. Kind of where he was at. He's going to have to establish this was a long time ago. He was a drug addict. This is not behavior that he currently exists in right now, etc. But if you look at any of the civil suits and you see the.
enormous destruction in the path of this man and also the whole team around him that was allowing all of the criminal criminal behavior, alleged criminal behavior to occur. And also everybody on the stand that's now basically aligning and cooperating force, coercion, people that were there and helping and brought places against their will, etc., It's all lining up pretty well for the prosecution.
Putting him on the stand, I don't know that it will do anything except correct potentially one or two jurors' fascination and belief that, like Amy said, perception is reality and maybe this guy is an icon to some of them deep down. We don't know.
Yeah, I mean, right.
I don't think he'll testify either. It would be fascinating if they feel that they're winning a tiny bit or that they've left some places open. I mean, we've seen a lot of character assassination. Right. If they can correct that and they think that the prosecution leaned on that too much. There's a possibility. However, obviously, like we discussed, no lawyer would tell you to do it.
He has gone against his lawyers in some of the bonds when he was trying to get bailed out. He wanted videos posted up with the kids, et cetera, on his birthday. He did defy his lawyer's orders. You see his kids saying, hey, dad, they told us not to do this. And him saying, fuck that, it's my birthday. So I don't know exactly what will happen.
But one thing I did learn is at any point, if the prosecution feels like they're very strong on, let's say, one, three and four, but two and five are a bit weak, you know, they didn't expect to lose two people Friday before Monday's trial start date. I don't think they expected witness to was going to come off so not credible.
I think a lot of people have corrected it since then, but if they feel like they haven't necessarily driven home any one point, which I'm not thinking they're going to at this point, because I think they're going to come forward with the people that I've discussed could close up all these gaps.
But if they do feel weak, they can give him a plea deal at any point prior to the jury coming back in, and the trial will be done, and what the jury feels won't matter. So we've I've never seen anything like that at this high of a level with this big of a person with this high of stakes on the line. But learning that made me realize politics mirror entertainment a good amount.
And we've seen some stuff politically lately that was mind blowing. So maybe over in entertainment, it's a possibility we could see some mind-blowing things as well. That's a very rare chance, but it is a possibility. They can do that if they decide to.
Crying. Everyone was crying. Because, you know, you said, what's it going to take? It was Cassie. It was Cassie Ventura filing a lawsuit. And that's finally when you have the federal investigators looking into it on a criminal level. And now you obviously have him where he is on trial. I'm curious from both Q and from Mama here.
What was your reaction when the lawsuit was filed and then when the federal charges actually came down?
That part. So how many people are we talking about?
And Q, has anyone ever reached out to you from law enforcement, Homeland Security? investigators asking for your take on what happened to you, what your experiences were?
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