Aysha Bagchi

Mark Ignifilo talked a lot in that case about the idea that he needed to get the jurors comfortable with the notion that his client could have lived an alternative sexual lifestyle, had lots of sexual partners at the same time, and still not been guilty of any crime. And when it comes to Sean Combs' case, he said that he wants jurors to know that there's this alternative sexual lifestyle.

Mark Ignifilo talked a lot in that case about the idea that he needed to get the jurors comfortable with the notion that his client could have lived an alternative sexual lifestyle, had lots of sexual partners at the same time, and still not been guilty of any crime. And when it comes to Sean Combs' case, he said that he wants jurors to know that there's this alternative sexual lifestyle.

He told the judge in late April, call it swingers, this lifestyle that's really different from how some people live, but it's what Sean Combs did. And that's not a crime. He's really going to emphasize that Sean Combs had good intentions. He never meant to coerce someone. He said that at that hearing, and that was a big feature of his defense of Keith Raniere as well.

He told the judge in late April, call it swingers, this lifestyle that's really different from how some people live, but it's what Sean Combs did. And that's not a crime. He's really going to emphasize that Sean Combs had good intentions. He never meant to coerce someone. He said that at that hearing, and that was a big feature of his defense of Keith Raniere as well.

Thanks, Taylor.

Thanks, Taylor.