Germania Rodriguez-Poleo
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Both women, she said, were forced to take ecstasy and have sex with multiple male escorts, sometimes for days on end. which Diddy filmed for his own sexual gratification. These secret sex parties were highly orchestrated and nicknamed freak-offs or wild king nights or hotel nights. She said they allegedly took place in hotel rooms across the US and the world.
Diddy would tell the women what lingerie and high heels he wanted them to wear, and he demanded that his inner circle stage dark lighting in the hotel rooms, supply lubricants and extra bedding for the sex sessions. He allegedly masturbated during these sessions, which he filmed and beat the women if they tried to leave without his permission.
He also allegedly used the footage to control and blackmail them by threatening to release them publicly and destroy their careers.
Now, you'll probably remember that Diddy apologized for his behavior in the video and his lawyers tried and failed to have it excluded from the trial. And we should say here that all the while this graphic detail was being outlined to the jury, Diddy simply stared blankly straight ahead with his hands folded in his lap.
Then, just before the lunch break, it was his lawyer, Tenny Garagos' chance to address the jury. She asked Diddy to stand up as she described how they may know her client as Puff Daddy P. Diddy or just Diddy, but in court, he would be simply Sean Combs. She said he was born in Harlem and came from nothing, but worked hard to create a music label that changed a generation.
She admitted he could be extremely jealous and occasionally lose his temper, and they might think he's a jerk and kind of mean. She also said the jury might not approve of his drug use or his preference for kinky sex and swinger lifestyles.
She also claimed that money played a significant role in these relationships because Diddy was paying for the women's homes, their cars, their vacations and trips on private planes. She said Cassie had demanded $30 million when she sued him for physical abuse in 2023. And she said that while the evidence would show a very flawed individual and a complicated man, this was not a complicated case.
This was how she summed it up. This case is about love, jealousy, infidelity, and money. We'll be back in a second.
Mr. Flores said that it was around 11 a.m. when he received a call from the hotel saying there was a woman in distress on the sixth floor. When he arrived, Cassie was bundled up on the corner looking scared and Diddy, who was dressed only in a towel and socks, was louched in a chair. He immediately recognized the rapper and he said he looked with a devilish stare.
He said Cassie told him she wanted to leave, but initially Diddy told her she could not. Mr. Flores said he told the rapper that she could go if she wanted to and Cassie left. But just as he also went to go, Diddy allegedly offered him a stack of money. He said, take care of this and don't tell anybody. He said he took this to be a bribe and refused.
He later noticed Cassie had a purple eye and asked her if she wanted to call the police, but she said no.
But Diddy's lawyer, Brian Steele, then pointed out that there were some discrepancies between what he was telling the jury and what he had written in the report. He said he hadn't mentioned that Diddy had grabbed his colleague's phone and insisted Diddy only offered him this money because he wanted to pay for the damage caused to the hallway.
And what it showed was Cassie standing with a bag at the hotel's elevators just before Diddy rounds the corner, strikes her and throws her to the ground before kicking her and then dragging her back towards the room.
Everything Diddy touched turned to gold. Now, he faces multiple federal charges in New York, including sex trafficking and allegedly running a criminal enterprise.
From freak-offs to the mysterious list, the shocking case that has gripped the world is finally here. And we'll be bringing you every detail as it happens. Welcome to The Trial of Diddy. So jury selection in Diddy's sex trafficking trial became this week, but we've seen a lot of delay.
It was supposed to end today on Friday, but the judge sided with Diddy's defense team saying that he preferred to finalize that process on Monday. There was some concerns that more jurors were going to back out. Apparently, in the break that the court took on Thursday already, they lost some jurors.
So the judge appeared to be leaning towards finalizing this process on Monday as a way to not lose more jurors, which I thought was interesting. The state really opposed that measure. So it was a win for Diddy in the end.
He's sending us updates in real time as the trial progresses. So far, we know that 43 jurors need to be whittled down to 12 jurors and six alternates by Monday. As I said, this process was supposed to end today, but instead it's going to happen on Monday right before opening statements. The judge claims that this is not going to delay opening statements on Monday.
So let's get right down to it. I think this jury pool was quite interesting. I don't know if it's just a New York City thing, but it was quite fascinating that we had one juror who was an executive at Simon & Schuster and was actually working on a book with I'll Be Sure. Of course, that juror was let go. We also had...
Two workers from HBO, even though, as we know, there was a huge bombshell documentary about Diddy on HBO. How normal was this jury pool? It really I was expecting this process to not be as interesting as it was.
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