Brian Buckmeyer

So he has been questioned as to his abilities and his actual opinion. So we'll see where the defense goes in terms of cross-examining him, but he's not the prestigious expert that many people will think of him if they're able to get that cross-examination in.

So he has been questioned as to his abilities and his actual opinion. So we'll see where the defense goes in terms of cross-examining him, but he's not the prestigious expert that many people will think of him if they're able to get that cross-examination in.

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This is Bad Rap, the case against Diddy. I'm Brian Buckmeier, an ABC News legal contributor and practicing attorney. This episode, A Heated Cross. Here we are. Week 4 of what was originally expected to be an 8-week trial for Sean Diddy Combs. But now, maybe closer to 6, since the prosecution says it's running a bit ahead of schedule.

This is Bad Rap, the case against Diddy. I'm Brian Buckmeier, an ABC News legal contributor and practicing attorney. This episode, A Heated Cross. Here we are. Week 4 of what was originally expected to be an 8-week trial for Sean Diddy Combs. But now, maybe closer to 6, since the prosecution says it's running a bit ahead of schedule.

This week, the trial picked up where it left off last week, with the cross-examination of the prosecution's 21st witness, Mia, an alleged victim, testifying under a pseudonym. She's also known as Victim 4 in the federal indictment.

This week, the trial picked up where it left off last week, with the cross-examination of the prosecution's 21st witness, Mia, an alleged victim, testifying under a pseudonym. She's also known as Victim 4 in the federal indictment.

Letzte Woche hat Mia den Juristen erzählt, dass der Rap-Mogul sie jahrelang bedroht hat, sich an ihr Objekte gedrückt hat und sie auf drei Ereignisse sexuell verabschiedet hat, z.B. indem sie sie, während sie in seinem Los Angeles Zuhause schlief, verabschiedet hat. Brian Steele hat Mia in der Verteidigungsgruppe überprüft.

Letzte Woche hat Mia den Juristen erzählt, dass der Rap-Mogul sie jahrelang bedroht hat, sich an ihr Objekte gedrückt hat und sie auf drei Ereignisse sexuell verabschiedet hat, z.B. indem sie sie, während sie in seinem Los Angeles Zuhause schlief, verabschiedet hat. Brian Steele hat Mia in der Verteidigungsgruppe überprüft.

Ihr erinnert euch an ihn als den Hot-Shot-Autor von dem Jung-Thug-Rico-Gesetz in Atlanta, das am Ende des Jahres 2024 verabschiedet wurde. Steele hat die Combs-Team kurz bevor das Trial begonnen und seine Kresse hat viel Druck auf Mia gelegt.

Ihr erinnert euch an ihn als den Hot-Shot-Autor von dem Jung-Thug-Rico-Gesetz in Atlanta, das am Ende des Jahres 2024 verabschiedet wurde. Steele hat die Combs-Team kurz bevor das Trial begonnen und seine Kresse hat viel Druck auf Mia gelegt.

Er hat gefragt, warum sie bis Juni letztes Jahr warten musste, um den Berichtern zu erzählen, dass sie von Combs sexuell verabredet worden war, bemerkend, dass das sechs Monate nachdem sie mit den Berichtern begonnen hat und sieben Monate nachdem Cassie ihre, Quote, viralen Verhandlungen verabredet hatte.

Er hat gefragt, warum sie bis Juni letztes Jahr warten musste, um den Berichtern zu erzählen, dass sie von Combs sexuell verabredet worden war, bemerkend, dass das sechs Monate nachdem sie mit den Berichtern begonnen hat und sieben Monate nachdem Cassie ihre, Quote, viralen Verhandlungen verabredet hatte.

He also asked Mia about a story she told jurors last week, about how she and Cassie escaped Combs by paddleboarding out to sea on a trip in Turks and Caicos. There aren't any texts, emails or photos to support her story. Was that just made up by you? Steele asked. No, Mia said.

He also asked Mia about a story she told jurors last week, about how she and Cassie escaped Combs by paddleboarding out to sea on a trip in Turks and Caicos. There aren't any texts, emails or photos to support her story. Was that just made up by you? Steele asked. No, Mia said.