Sakshi Venkatraman

And I think the element that the prosecution is getting at here is the racketeering element. The baby oil is being used to portray this whole operation that Diddy had around him.

And I think the element that the prosecution is getting at here is the racketeering element. The baby oil is being used to portray this whole operation that Diddy had around him.

And I think the element that the prosecution is getting at here is the racketeering element. The baby oil is being used to portray this whole operation that Diddy had around him.

You know, assistants and chiefs of staff and things like that bringing in stuff to the freak-offs, whether it was drugs that assistants would bring in or, you know, lubricant or baby oil, which is something that was very heavily talked about. Cassie also said that she was just doused in baby oil. She would be forced to have it rubbed all over her, rubbed all over the escort.

You know, assistants and chiefs of staff and things like that bringing in stuff to the freak-offs, whether it was drugs that assistants would bring in or, you know, lubricant or baby oil, which is something that was very heavily talked about. Cassie also said that she was just doused in baby oil. She would be forced to have it rubbed all over her, rubbed all over the escort.

You know, assistants and chiefs of staff and things like that bringing in stuff to the freak-offs, whether it was drugs that assistants would bring in or, you know, lubricant or baby oil, which is something that was very heavily talked about. Cassie also said that she was just doused in baby oil. She would be forced to have it rubbed all over her, rubbed all over the escort.

She said by the end of the freak-offs, the rooms were... often covered in baby oil, the linens were completely soiled, the furniture was messed up and that Didi would get these really high bills from the hotel about replacing the furniture and things like that because just about how much of a mess they made.

She said by the end of the freak-offs, the rooms were... often covered in baby oil, the linens were completely soiled, the furniture was messed up and that Didi would get these really high bills from the hotel about replacing the furniture and things like that because just about how much of a mess they made.

She said by the end of the freak-offs, the rooms were... often covered in baby oil, the linens were completely soiled, the furniture was messed up and that Didi would get these really high bills from the hotel about replacing the furniture and things like that because just about how much of a mess they made.

Yeah, so it looks like Cassie is going to be on the schedule all day tomorrow and then probably the majority of the day on Thursday. Prosecutors did say that their questioning of Cassie is going to take at least until midday tomorrow. The defense responded by saying in that case their cross-questioning is going to take until probably well into Thursday. So we'll see how long that goes.

Yeah, so it looks like Cassie is going to be on the schedule all day tomorrow and then probably the majority of the day on Thursday. Prosecutors did say that their questioning of Cassie is going to take at least until midday tomorrow. The defense responded by saying in that case their cross-questioning is going to take until probably well into Thursday. So we'll see how long that goes.

Yeah, so it looks like Cassie is going to be on the schedule all day tomorrow and then probably the majority of the day on Thursday. Prosecutors did say that their questioning of Cassie is going to take at least until midday tomorrow. The defense responded by saying in that case their cross-questioning is going to take until probably well into Thursday. So we'll see how long that goes.

Another big question that I had at the beginning of the day that was kind of just answered as we were leaving court is will the public get to see the videos and images of the freak-offs which is something that has been discussed since the trial started yesterday. It's looking like the answer is no.

Another big question that I had at the beginning of the day that was kind of just answered as we were leaving court is will the public get to see the videos and images of the freak-offs which is something that has been discussed since the trial started yesterday. It's looking like the answer is no.

Another big question that I had at the beginning of the day that was kind of just answered as we were leaving court is will the public get to see the videos and images of the freak-offs which is something that has been discussed since the trial started yesterday. It's looking like the answer is no.

Originally, you know, these documents were submitted as evidence and they were going to be shown to everyone. But the judge ruled because of the potential for this content, which both the defense and the prosecution called pornographic in nature, very explicit content, just showing sex, basically. The judge said... Those videos and photos will provisionally not be shown.

Originally, you know, these documents were submitted as evidence and they were going to be shown to everyone. But the judge ruled because of the potential for this content, which both the defense and the prosecution called pornographic in nature, very explicit content, just showing sex, basically. The judge said... Those videos and photos will provisionally not be shown.

Originally, you know, these documents were submitted as evidence and they were going to be shown to everyone. But the judge ruled because of the potential for this content, which both the defense and the prosecution called pornographic in nature, very explicit content, just showing sex, basically. The judge said... Those videos and photos will provisionally not be shown.

It still remains to be seen once the judge reviews the evidence if that changes, but it's looking like we're not going to see the freak-offs in court.

It still remains to be seen once the judge reviews the evidence if that changes, but it's looking like we're not going to see the freak-offs in court.