TJ Holmes

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775 appearances 22 recordings 4 series first heard Nov 2024 last heard 17 Apr

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Cassie Ventura Fine had this in her lawsuit. She said she asked, Brianna Bongolin said she was asked by Cassie if she could put that in her lawsuit, her name, and she said no. So that's why we haven't gotten the name yet. But she's another Robs that's under an immunity deal to be up there on the stand. You can see why. She talked about a lot of drug use, even selling drugs at some point to people.
Yeah, the target has always been 4th of July. I think they were trying to wrap things up, and then the prosecution was doing so great. We're ahead of schedule, and now all of a sudden we're behind schedule, and the defense has already talked about their reordering some of their folks on their list. So we don't know. I mean, from recent indications, if you're reading tea leaves...
july 4th seems like a bit of a pipe dream uh the judge wants it though the judge absolutely wants that date and wants him to stick to it he's tried to move things along at several places but even if they have 30 to 45 minutes so much of the stuff that's been taking so much time is all these sidebars they got to send the jury out so they can argue about something in the courtroom and look this is a bunch of a man's life is on the line period so i would argue take all the time you need on this thing but there have been so many delays because of sidebars
Three, four days maybe? I think maybe three, 20 hours on the stand total is what it was. But I think it went over three days at least.
I like to give people grace and I do and you caught up in the moment you're seeing this thing but he said he only recorded it because he wanted to show it to his wife now This is an issue here. Every single day we have a Diddy episode of any kind. Someone else comes up and you go, wow, there was another person who saw a crime take place and did nothing. That's tough.
We talk about enablers and we talk about people that were around Diddy, but there are so many people outside of Diddy's world who got a glimpse into it and had photographic video evidence of it. and did nothing. Some people got paid off to not call the police and say, we just saw this man beat the shit out of this woman. These are tough. We're hearing more and more of these stories.
And to think for something as mundane and stupid as I just want to show my wife, that's horrific. And I'm sorry to the security guard. I don't know what your circumstances are. I don't know what was going on at the time. And I just want to give people grace in a moment. But that is it. A lot of this is tough to get your head around.
What is it? They feared him? they feared for their lives, they feared for their jobs and careers, they feared financially, they feared, you keep hearing people on the stand who are around him, who are in his world, who worked for him, say they feared him. These are now four extra people, four people who weren't in his world.
who didn't receive threats of violence from him over the years, who weren't beaten. These are four people who saw video evidence of a horrific crime. They saw a woman get beat. And three of them took money not to say something. And the other one went home to show his wife and have the two of them just gawk at it. This was eight years ago. And that's tough. And... That's just tough.
And the guy, the video, they went through it. The jury saw it so much yesterday. And maybe we should all consider this. The jury saw it a bunch because the prosecution had the video forensic expert up there going through frame by frame and explaining a lot of stuff. I think it was called tedious testimony, but it was necessary testimony. Fine. But they saw it a bunch with the prosecution.
And then the defense got up and showed the video some more and frame by frame and stopping it and stopping it. And the theory goes, Rose, is that you show it to the jury enough, they might become desensitized to it. That's terrible. You might get them to a point to where, oh yeah, we've seen that video. And it stops being the horror show that it is.
That legal experts are looking at it those two way. Yes, the prosecution wants to show it to you, right? Just to burn it in your memory. But maybe you want to show it so much. Have we all now when that video pops up, do we look at it and just go, yeah, there it is again? Or do we not get horrified every time anymore? I don't know.
How many people have done that high school shooting? Oh, four dead? Okay.
because we're used to the 15s and the 20s and the 30s and all these shootings yeah are you who if you're listening have you been guilty of that do we do that i don't know it's just so much and everything seems like a tragedy and everything seemed horrific but i don't know we've become desensitized to monsters even to a certain degree because we're used to so much bad behavior i suppose i don't know this this one got me and i'd say it every day like oh i didn't know this person was in on it too oh i didn't know this person saw it too man a bunch of people could have picked up the
All right. Well, folks, we'll continue to keep you informed here. Again, a later start to the day today as we record this here on Thursday, June 5th. So a later start as we record this, but it could be a longer day in court. They could possibly go a little longer. We'll I'll update you on that tomorrow.
But for now, I'm TJ Holmes alongside Amy Robach, my partner, and you all be kind to each other, all right?
This is an iHeart Podcast.
Welcome everyone to the Amy Robach and TJ Holmes present Aubrey O'Day covering the Diddy Trial podcast. And we are now in the first or the full fourth week of this trial. And every day it's something horrific. Horrific, jaw-dropping, combative.
That's right. And right now, as we're recording this, on the stand is Derek Ferguson, who had a lot of different titles throughout Diddy's enterprise, but executive titles, including chief financial officer. And you worked... Adjacent to him, around him, you saw him around the building or at least around the areas where you guys worked?
I set you right up for that, Aubrey.
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