Kayla Brantley

Yeah. So I never really go down to the courthouse. I more so in my past being a news reporter have been the one on the receiving end. So Dan Bates will always be in court. He's an excellent courthouse reporter. And then he files like dribs and drabs of, you know, notes as they're happening, maybe every like five to 10 minutes, little updates here and there.

Yeah. So I never really go down to the courthouse. I more so in my past being a news reporter have been the one on the receiving end. So Dan Bates will always be in court. He's an excellent courthouse reporter. And then he files like dribs and drabs of, you know, notes as they're happening, maybe every like five to 10 minutes, little updates here and there.

And then I would then take that, you know, put it into a real story. We did that with the Epstein case, which was absolutely huge because it was the same federal deal where, you know, all you're getting is court sketches at the end of the day. You're not getting live photos and a live feed. unlike Amber Heard and Johnny Depp, which I worked on, which was, you know, live streamed.

And then I would then take that, you know, put it into a real story. We did that with the Epstein case, which was absolutely huge because it was the same federal deal where, you know, all you're getting is court sketches at the end of the day. You're not getting live photos and a live feed. unlike Amber Heard and Johnny Depp, which I worked on, which was, you know, live streamed.

I watched it all day long. I just remember for the Epstein trial and the Ghislaine Maxwell trial, especially, you see every day, you know, pictures coming through of the victims who were showing up to court with their lawyers, you know, Lisa Bloom, a friend of the pod, a lot of times would be pictured walking into the court with her clients.

I watched it all day long. I just remember for the Epstein trial and the Ghislaine Maxwell trial, especially, you see every day, you know, pictures coming through of the victims who were showing up to court with their lawyers, you know, Lisa Bloom, a friend of the pod, a lot of times would be pictured walking into the court with her clients.

And then as it happens, we're getting real time updates from inside the court. So that's, I'm excited to be at the courthouse this time. Hopefully I get inside and I will be reporting back everything I hear.

And then as it happens, we're getting real time updates from inside the court. So that's, I'm excited to be at the courthouse this time. Hopefully I get inside and I will be reporting back everything I hear.

I know. I would love if you were over here. That would be awesome.

I know. I would love if you were over here. That would be awesome.

Goodbye. Goodbye.

Goodbye. Goodbye.

Hey, I'm Kayla Brantley, reporter at large for Daily Mail in Manhattan.

Hey, I'm Kayla Brantley, reporter at large for Daily Mail in Manhattan.

And welcome to episode 30 of The Trial of Diddy. And it's been another interesting week for Sean Combs with another win to put on the board.

And welcome to episode 30 of The Trial of Diddy. And it's been another interesting week for Sean Combs with another win to put on the board.

Now, the court denied that motion at the time, stating that the, quote, gravity of the charges combined with no evidence of specific and concrete harm undermined her claim to proceed anonymously. The court ordered Doe to file a complaint under her own name by March 20th, but that didn't happen. So the judge dismissed the case and Doe chose not to pursue the case further.

Now, the court denied that motion at the time, stating that the, quote, gravity of the charges combined with no evidence of specific and concrete harm undermined her claim to proceed anonymously. The court ordered Doe to file a complaint under her own name by March 20th, but that didn't happen. So the judge dismissed the case and Doe chose not to pursue the case further.

In a statement released to Variety, Busby said that Doe did not feel comfortable revealing her identity and ultimately decided to drop the allegations. Quote, in this particular case, Jane Doe opted not to proceed, he said. There is a lot of fear amongst these plaintiffs. I thus can't blame her. These are tough cases and they are many times re-traumatizing for those who pursue them.

In a statement released to Variety, Busby said that Doe did not feel comfortable revealing her identity and ultimately decided to drop the allegations. Quote, in this particular case, Jane Doe opted not to proceed, he said. There is a lot of fear amongst these plaintiffs. I thus can't blame her. These are tough cases and they are many times re-traumatizing for those who pursue them.