Nada Tawfik
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281 appearances
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first heard Mar 2025
last heard Jun 2025
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And then things started changing when he saw one time he was on the couch, Cassie was at her computer, and Diddy, he said, was in Cassie's bedroom. Now, Diddy apparently called out to Cassie to come into the bedroom, and she allegedly told him, just hold on a second, my personal information's on the computer.
Now, Daniel describes being absolutely shocked when all of a sudden a liquor bottle, Diddy throws it from across the room right toward Cassie, and then he comes running towards her, grabs her by her hair, drags her into her bedroom, and tells her, when I tell you to come, you don't wait, you just come when I tell you.
And he says he then heard, after the doors closed, Diddy slapping her, beating her, yelling at her, and Cassie screaming out, I'm sorry, I'm sorry. And he says he was just kind of frozen in place. He didn't know what to do. And prosecutors asked him, why didn't you intervene? Why didn't you go inside? And he said, look, I know this is somebody with a lot of resources.
Quite frankly, I was afraid for my life. Now, that drew a lot of objections from the defense, but the judge allowed that testimony. And he again reiterated that he was scared in that moment for Cassie, feeling like she was in a dangerous situation, but he didn't feel it was safe enough for him to intervene.
Yeah, it's interesting because he kind of talks about throughout that he tried to kind of stay in text communications with Cassie just to make sure she's OK. But that particular instance, you know, he had already described how Cassie was tiny compared to Diddy. He already described how Diddy would lose his temper in those moments and it would shock him.
So that imagery of Cassie running to him, jumping in his lap and just visibly shaking and him trying to console her. She basically told him, don't worry about me, I'll be fine. And he said he just couldn't convince her to leave him. But he very much thought that she was in danger if she stayed in that relationship.
Yeah, it was very brief to start just in terms of having him reestablish certain things that he said in his original testimony. And then they tried to go after his credibility a little bit through that line of questioning. But look, it was very much just touching the surface. I think when court resumes tomorrow, there will be much more on a cross examination. And we'll see.
We'll see whether they go even harder and pinpoint any place where they can have jurors find reasonable doubt.
Well, look, it was a packed courtroom, as it often is with such a high profile case like this. You have in the You know, a courtroom, rich, dark wood paneled courtroom, blue carpet with several rows.
And you had about 60 people or so, four rows of press were there, three rows of members of the public, really people from law students who just wanted to kind of see the hearing to others who just found the case interesting. And obviously, the focus is always on who is going to come from the defense side.
You had several members of Sean Diddy Combs' family, Christian Combs, his son, who looks very much like him, his daughter Chance. His mother was also there wearing large sunglasses.
And then there was an interesting woman alongside them, actually, Mervet Brito, who is a close friend of his, one of his previous PR executives, but someone who clearly wanted to come and show her support as well because she is known to still be close to him. And then alongside the family were two men who, when we asked who they were, they just described themselves as the support system.
for the family. One of them then, when he came outside of court, put on a shirt that had some wording on it saying that the media has it all wrong wording to really show what he feels about this case. And so it was certainly a packed courtroom. And when both the prosecution and the defense were ready to proceed, the court marshals did bring in Sean Diddy Combs, who
And it was really striking to see how he looked at this hearing in particular.
Well, when he came in wearing a greenish tan prison jumpsuit, what immediately stuck out was his how much his hair had grayed. He had overgrown, very gray hair. He had put on some weight since the last time I saw him in court. And so it wasn't just me who was struck by that. Others, other press members felt he looked quite different as if the time had you know, in detention had really aged him.
Also, you know, he still came in smiling, waving to his family, hugging his lawyers, trying to put on kind of a brave face, if you will, in public. So very much smiling and blowing kisses to his family, putting his hand to his heart as he was led into court and also when he was let out.
And when you look at how much he has physically kind of aged, it was really noticeable to look at his son just seated a few rows back behind him, Christian Combs, who looks very much like his father. You know, he was dressed very well, had a shiny chain on, and you could just see that.
Well, since his arrest, I mean, we've had new allegations come out from prosecutors. Prosecutors had said all along they would continue to investigate and add to the indictment. And so the superseding indictment includes new allegations from prosecutors from January that accused him of coercing two additional women into commercial sex acts and of dangling a person over an apartment balcony.
And then the second set of new allegations in the superseding indictment are essentially allegations of forced labor under the racketeering conspiracy count in the indictment. And they say that he forced employees to work long hours under threat of physical and reputational harm. and forced at least one employee to engage in sex acts with him. So today was his chance to plead to that indictment.
The judge asked him if he had seen the indictment. He said, yes, sir, I have. He was asked if he read the indictment. He said, yes, I have, sir. And he was then asked if he wanted the indictment read in court or to waive the reading of it. He said that it was fine to waive the reading of the indictment. And then finally, when he was asked how he pleaded, he said not guilty.
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