Aubrey O'Day
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1,063 appearances
30 recordings
2 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard Jun 2025
Aubrey O'Day’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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trying to put pieces together, partly for the project that I was working on and also partly just for my own understanding of something as serious as a man's life that will be taken from him. And because, you know, as we've seen throughout this trial, I have known people to be inconsistent, I had to wonder What is everybody that takes the stand going to be giving?
And is this something that is corroborated and proved by very consistent people? Are we going to venture off and do a lot of things that maybe are closer to the line of piling up on? Now, the things that have been proven in my eyes are so strong that
That I think it's still there, but a witness that's inconsistent and very inconsistent and also getting immunity because of supplying a lot of drugs that they were both taking. I don't know how much that testimony is going to sit with me well as a juror. You don't recall a lot of things when you're on drugs.
If you can't recall a lot of things and you're saying you can't and we know that you were the drug supplier and that you did a lot of drugs, to me, I needed something more credible. And by the way, me personally, I know a lot of people that are more credible that should be on that stand. So I'm just... I was like, it was hard to sleep last night. I'm very concerned about the case that I'm seeing.
And I still believe that, you know, that this is the prosecution and AUSAs have such a high threshold, but they also have such a high conviction rate that they wouldn't just be playing silly games right now. But some of these people that are being so inconsistent on the stand are making them take some very big losses.
Bodyguards. If they can give her immunity for pushing some drugs, they could have given the bodyguards immunity for some of the more dangerous, some of the allegedly more criminal things that I've been told of allegedly. I believe that...
If there is proof that KK was ever involved in any of the stuff, the civil suits are suggesting any of the stuff that's even been suggested on the stand that whether she wants to or not, she should have been subpoenaed and she should have been taking that stand and.
talking about what um what has been suggested in regards to her and all of this enterprise and her role in it however what it makes me feel now is i think she's probably going to take the stand for puff and and maybe the bodyguards are too and maybe some i know somebody that's taking the stand for puff and i don't know how many i i don't know who's that
I don't want to say just because I don't know what name they're choosing to go under. And I take victims' choice in whether they want to testify as themselves or under a pseudonym very seriously.
Real inner.
Yeah, real inner, real free coffee.
I think I think they would offer them immunity. I mean, I literally like I'm sure you can't run this, but I literally said to them, hey, there's this bodyguard that said X, Y and Z. He's willing to tell you if you guys give him immunity. Here's his name and phone number. Let's move on. So so like I know it was said I know it was there.
So to me, no, I don't think it's about not they're giving immunity to people that are bringing nothing to the to their charges right now. Remember, as a prosecutor, you only want to put people on stand that are going to speak to your charges. We all, I don't think anyone has a doubt in their mind that there was abuse, force, coercion, and violence.
We need to start focusing on the other charges that might be a little lighter. There's still, and the threshold has been met, but met by many people is always better than met by one or two. In regards to, sorry, tell me where you went with that in the very beginning.
I got you. The bodyguards, I believe, potentially could be. problematic in that when everything first started happening, a lot of them have come forward in the documentaries, in podcasts and interviews. They've received payments for all of those things and they were serving up more gossip. I mean, I know some pretty horrifying things that were told to me.
Um, and you know, it's alleged, but they track, um, And there were other people that suggested those same alleged things. But I think when you put someone like that on the stand, then Diddy's team has an easy cross by saying, aren't you just after money? Because you made a lot. You did this one, this one, this one, this one. You talked about his sexuality. You shamed him. You called him gay.
You said he wanted butt plugs. You talked about dildos and everything. You became a gossip in the streets. Even the streets were getting to a point where they were like, yeah, moving along on him. Like, you... You really shouldn't be out there doing interview after interview if you really wanna participate in a federal trial.
I didn't do anything until I knew that I was not subpoenaed and that's why I could come to you and start this journey with you guys because I am a wealth of information. However, I needed to protect that just in case I was called to speak to anyone's character or any possible events that could have been something I was unaware of.
Well, a lot of people are going to be very scared to ever come forward and tell the truth about very powerful people that are taking advantage of them, potentially even criminally, if he's able to get off on all of this. It's likely because there has been two so far people that have taken the stand, in my opinion, that have been far too inconsistent.
I had to pause at the second person that took the stand because Cassie was so strong and so believable, according to everyone that actually even watched her, let alone just reading through her transcripts of being accountable, holding herself accountable for both sides of it, the days she wanted to do it and the days that she didn't. She was honest. She didn't shy away from it.
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