Marjorie Hernandez

speaker

834 appearances 31 recordings 1 series first heard Nov 2024 last heard 16 Sep

Marjorie Hernandez’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

Trend

recordings per month · last 12 months

Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 2 in all, peaking in Sep 2026 with 1.

Appearances

newest first · ▶ plays the moment

The Trial: USA · He Was So Interesting To The Hilfigers, The Trumps, The Winfreys · 1 May 2025 podcast

Wigdor told DailyMail.com he plans to file a response to the gag order request, saying, "...we will vigorously oppose the motion seeking an extraordinary sweeping gag order as it is an obvious attempt at controlling and silencing victims under counsel in contravention of well-established legal and ethical precedent.

Given this, it should come as no surprise that Combs fails to cite even one case to support his requests." Defense attorneys also called out attorney and regular on this pod, Lisa Bloom, who is also representing Don Richard, who was a former member of Combs' girl group, Danity Kane.

Bloom has said Richard, who filed a civil lawsuit against Combs and claims the disgraced bad boy mogul sexually assaulted her, deprived her of food and sleep, and refused to pay her adequately, is in fear for her life.

In an exclusive statement to DailyMail.com, Bloom fired straight back at Combs' attorney saying, quote, how hypocritical that Mr. Combs and his attorneys, having made public statements many times, now want to silence me. Accusers and their attorneys have every right to speak out. I am very proud to represent my brave clients, Don Richard and John Doe, in litigation against Mr. Combs.

I look forward to attending Mr. Combs' upcoming criminal trial in New York and continue to advocate for my clients consistent with the law and the ethical rules. In other news this week, Diddy's lawyers have claimed he might not have been mentally capable of any alleged crimes due to his drug and alcohol use.

The motion, filed on Sunday, April 27th, draws on testimony made by psychiatrist Dr. Eli Aoun. The details of his alleged condition have been redacted in the documents, but there are a few clues that Dr. Aoun will claim that Diddy's mental capacity was affected. Prosecutors are trying to prevent Dr. Irene's testimony and said they don't believe it's relevant.

Prosecutors said legal precedent requires a defense to give proper notice before offering any, quote, evidence of effects of drugs and alcohol on a defendant's memory or cognitive function. Another clue in the documents, prosecutors described the doctor's potential testimony as evidence of quote, the defendant's inability to control behavior.

To convict someone of a crime, prosecutors need to prove that a defendant committed the crime and had quote, Coming up, we have Diddy's childhood friend and award-winning record producer Tim Patterson. But before we speak to him, it's important to state, as we do every week, that Sean Combs have vehemently denied each and every allegation made in all recent lawsuits filed against him.

And he has also denied all the federal charges that have been filed against him. Like everyone else in the legal system, Diddy remains innocent until such time as he has been proven guilty. And with that being said, here we are with Tim Patterson. Hi, Tim. Thanks again for joining us. We are so honored to have you here.

So, Tim, can you tell me how you and Sean met?

How old were you at that point, Tim?

How old would you think Diddy was at that point?

So there's also this picture that you gave to us of you and Sean. For our listeners who can't see it, I'm going to describe it. It's, I believe, you two in front of your homes and you're wearing bell bottoms and doing a cute little pose. And Sean has his little hat on and also bell bottoms. Can you tell me a little bit more about about this picture and what it means to you.

Very stylish for a three, four-year-old.

So Tim, you mentioned your father was an important part and very present in your life. Contrast that with Diddy's dad, Melvin, who actually died when Diddy was around, I think, three years old. Diddy has spoken about Melvin before and said that he was actually a hustler, that he was part of or was associated with a New York drug dealer, Frank Lucas.

And we all know that Frank Lucas was portrayed by Denzel Washington, an American gangster. But stepping back to your own dad and his presence, can you talk a little bit about how Sean also became really a part of your family with your dad there and close to you as well?

So he also became close to your dad. Is it because he didn't have his own dad around?

So growing up in Mount Vernon, what was that like coming up with Sean and eventually your both interest in music?

You mentioned something interesting. He was bullied around that time when he was younger. Is that right?

There's so much more coming up, but for now, let's pause for a break.

Showing 461–480 of 834 · page 24 of 42