Germania Rodriguez-Poleo
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Mia then replied, sure. But this exchange actually ended up causing a big disagreement between the prosecution and the defense team. Lead prosecutor Maureen Comey pointed out that Mia had sat through hours of humiliating cross-examination and claimed Steele had, quote, yelled at her, was argumentative, and had injected his own view.
There was then a lengthy back and forth between the sides, but in the end, the judge decided that Mia was not being treated improperly.
This is when Steele pointed out that she had never claimed Diddy had sexually violated her until she got a lawyer last year. He suggested hers was a quote, me too money grab, saying it was only after Cassie lodged her claim against Diddy that she decided to file one too. At this point, the prosecution interjected and Mia did not actually respond to the suggestion put to her.
So that brought Mia's cross-examination to an end and Diddy made a fist bump gesture of approval to Steele to show that he was happy with the aggressive way he had conducted this questioning. But before she finally ended her testimony, the prosecution asked Mia to explain why she had come forward to give evidence in the case against Diddy.
Welcome to The Trial of Diddy. I'm Kayla Brantley. And I'm Hermania Rodriguez-Paleo. We'll be back in a second.
From free golfs 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. And as we're recording right now, news just broke that Cassie is reportedly in labor. You'll remember she gave her testimony while she was eight and a half months pregnant.
Well, it looks like now her baby's on the way. So we wish her all the best. We are back with week three of the U.S. versus Sean Combs case. And here on The Trial of Diddy, we bring you every detail from the court, word for word, exactly as it happened. And that's because we're in the courtroom every day and we use the transcripts.
Yeah, we're so happy to have David on. He's a friend of the pod. But before we get into him, let's bring you up to date with what we've been hearing just this morning in the past few hours from Capricorn Clark. Capricorn is Diddy's former assistant, and she's been on the stand testifying to the fact that Diddy threatened her life on several occasions.
Now, this all gets pretty complicated, but we will try to keep it simple. Clark said she started working for Death Row Records fresh out of college and Suge Knight was her manager. As we know, Suge Knight is currently behind bars serving a 28-year prison sentence for a fatal hit and run. He's also the father of Capricorn's best friend's children. And of course, he's Diddy's arch nemesis.
Now, Clark said that she started working for Diddy back in 2004. And it was that year that she was taken to Central Park around 9 p.m. one night by Diddy and his then head of security, Uncle Pauly. She said she was threatened because Diddy found out that she used to work for Suge Knight. He told her if her connection with Knight caused any trouble from him, he would, quote, have to kill her.
Yeah, and it was at this point that rapper 50 Cent was also mentioned. And Capricorn testified that she was in an elevator at MTV with Diddy and his then-manager Chris Lighty. She said that Diddy was threatening Lighty because he was also managing 50 Cent, who Diddy took issue with. Clark recalled hearing Diddy tell Chris, quote, I don't like the back and forth. I don't like that.
Yeah, Clark also recalled an incident in 2011 where Diddy bombarded her hotel room and she said that he looked disheveled with ripped clothes and he was armed with a gun in hand. She said he was upset about Cassie's relationship with Kid Cudi and he blamed her for not telling him about it. He ordered her to get dressed because he said they were going to kill him.
She said when they arrived at Cudi's house, she stayed in the car and called Cassie while Diddy and his security, a guy named Ruben, got into Cudi's home. And of course, this is what we heard last week from Kid Cudi's testimony. She said she could hear Cuddy in the background while she was on the phone with Cassie and Cuddy was urgently trying to come back to his house.
She said that she warned Cassie. She said, quote, Cassie, stop him. He's going to get himself killed.
We'll be bringing you more of Capricorn Clark's explosive testimony in Friday's episode and everything else that happened this week. But we will be right back with David Gelman.
Yeah. And one of the most eye opening was the testimony of Israel Flores, who's the security officer who responded to the infamous 2016 incident at the Intercontinental Hotel, which was broadcast first by CNN and really was the major catalyst in these charges being brought. That, of course, was the video of Diddy beating Cassie.
Yeah. And with today's testimony of Diddy's former assistant, Capricorn Clark, it feels like so much more is coming to light, especially now that she's testified that he said that he was going to have people killed. And it's important to let our listeners know that Diddy has pleaded not guilty to all of the charges. But now we have David Gelman.
He is the founder and lead attorney at Gelman Law Firm and a friend of the podcast. He's here to help us analyze the charges and where the prosecution and defense are at the moment.
And as far as the racketeering charges, you mentioned the sex trafficking, but what is it going to take the prosecution to then prove that this is racketeering?
Well, we did just start week three. It's supposed to be an eight-week trial. So, you know, we do have five more weeks to go. So we will see what they do come up with. But so far, you know, we've had Cassie. We've had Kid Cudi, The Punisher, Don Rashard from Making the Band. Who do you think so far has given the most compelling testimony?
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