Germania Rodriguez-Poleo
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271 appearances
10 recordings
2 series
first heard May 2025
last heard 31 Mar
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He actually had very convenient timing, Brian Koberger, because within days of the murder, both his actual license was also expiring and his registration.
So he went in there and did it all together and switched his plate from a Pennsylvania one, which was the one he had on when he committed the murders, to a Washington state one.
And that's part of what we know by now he did to cover his tracks, as well as wearing those bulky gloves wherever he went.
I am.
It's so creepy and shocking considering how he was acting just seconds before.
One could even argue they were a little bit of flirting, just talking about sports, how nice the area is until that moment.
And it's truly chilling because the moment she mentions the murders,
Brian Koberger's mask sort of slips and he's all of a sudden not so talkative and just giving one word answers.
It's really fascinating to watch that mask fall off.
Music mogul and rapper Sean Diddy. She claims she was drugged and sexually assaulted by Combs. Oh, this guy is dangerous.
OK, you and Cassie would do Cocoa Puff? Yeah. Turn to the ladies and gentlemen of the jury. And explain to all of us what Cocoa Puff is.
Okay. That was one of your faves? Favorites? Yes. Okay. Cassie liked Cocoa Puffs too. Didn't she, from your understanding? Yes. How does Cocoa Puff make you feel?
Okay. You would agree with me that you and Cassie had a serious drug problem? Yeah, we had a problem. Okay. Now, you and Cassie would do drugs together before you met Mr. Combs, true? Yes. And you would sell Cassie drugs, true? Yes. You often sold Cassie drugs. Yes. Well, let's put a time frame on it. You would agree with me that you sold Cassie drugs on at least a weekly basis?
And the purpose was to sue Mr. Combs, true? It was to seek justice. It was what? To seek justice. And your definition of seeking justice was to sue Mr. Combs, right? Could you explain that further? You hired lawyers to sue Mr. Combs. Isn't that true? I did hire a lawyer. Okay. To sue Mr. Combs? To sue Mr. Combs. Okay.
You weren't too fearful enough to not go to Mr. Combs' event.
So your neck wasn't so hurt? You needed to have a neck brace? When you unattended Mr. Combs' private party a week or so later? Probably should have and didn't. Because your neck was still hurting?
At the height of his career, Sean Diddy Combs had it all. Everything Diddy touched turned to gold. Now he faces multiple federal charges in New York, including sex trafficking and allegedly running a criminal enterprise.
Yeah, in fact, today chaos erupted in the courtroom when a woman started yelling in support of Diddy and had to be escorted out.
And also how Diddy fist-bumped the air at his lawyer's aggressive cross-examination of the personal assistant he allegedly raped and sexually assaulted. Welcome to the trial of Diddy. Are you done?
Kayla, this is interesting because yesterday the Washington Post reported that there were supporters of Diddy in the press gallery being really rowdy, even heckling the alleged victim Mia and egging on Diddy's lawyers, which is, of course, not allowed in these rooms.
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