TJ Holmes
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first heard Nov 2024
last heard 17 Apr
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And we have to get you, Aubrey, before we let you go here, we have to have to have to ask about one moment that was... Another in the whole line of heartbroken, heartbreaking moments that we saw, which was when she described Diddy kicking Cassie while she was in a fetal position, crying silently after they found out about the Kid Cudi dating after Diddy found out about it.
And it was Robes what the call she made to Cassie's mom. And then Cassie's mom's response is the part that kind of stuck out.
Amy Robach & T.J. Holmes Present · The Diddy Trial: The Detectives and The Stylist · 29 May 2025
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Hey there folks, it's Thursday, May 29th. Welcome to this episode of Amy and TJ. The Diddy Trial continues as we speak. And a reminder, this is now the third full week of testimony. And Robes, as we record this now, testimony is going to be another full day. But it's hard to get through all the testimony if you're not paying close attention and have time to go through all of these articles online.
So we are providing a service here.
Yeah, the majority of the day, the stand was occupied by Deontay Nash. We're going to get into everything he had to say, which was absolutely a lot. He saw a lot and was able to detail a lot of the alleged violence that she endured at the hands of Diddy. But Chris Ignacio was the LAPD officer, and he was important because he was able to cooperate a lot of what
We had already heard he was the one who showed up or one of the officers who showed up after Diddy allegedly broke into Kid Cuddy's house ropes. He said he got there. He went inside. He didn't see Diddy. He didn't see a security guard, but he saw he testified to the aftermath that we have already heard about how Cuddy's place was trashed.
Certainly, allegedly, and by everything they're piecing together, it was Diddy and his security guard had gone into the house.
And again, this was the exact time, the whole incident we're talking about here is the night that Diddy allegedly got mad, found out Cudi and Cassie were dating, went to Cudi's house that night. Now, Someone who was with him, Capricorn Clark, is another former assistant who testified as well with some pretty powerful stuff. She was telling that, yes, they were in a black escalade.
They went to the house. She talked about what happened. She said, yes, Cuddy pulled up. He took off and we chased him in the black escalade for a little while, then came back to the house. So the escalade has played a lot into this story to hear now an officer. say he laid eyes on that Escalade in question. He saw it that night.
And apparently whoever was in that Escalade saw officers coming that night and took off. Is the story now that's being put together. And you can't, there's a lot of black Escalades out there, especially in LA.
puts or at least connects all the dots for jurors that if not diddy someone who represented diddy was there while all of this was being reported but the thought of the matter of yes capricorn clock told the story but to think that an officer i mean chances are given the timing and given the timing there's a decent chance that diddy was still in that vehicle yes to think that there was a cop that passed to think he was right there and all this stuff this is 10 years ago i think this incident was
to think that an officer was right there. Like there were so many missed opportunities, I guess. I'm not faulting the officer. I'm just saying along the way, and as we've been following this trial, somebody saw a beating take place, didn't do anything. Somebody saw this, didn't do anything. Somebody was scared to do this. And just to think that close, just passing ditty at the scene.
You think you've heard enough or a lot or at all, and it just keeps coming in this trial.
On the movie thing, isn't this the point of the movie where you're screaming at the screen, he's in the car!
And the officer said nobody ever said anything to him about Diddy. Nobody said anything about theft. It was only to investigate trespassing. And that was the end of it. And they went about their day. Now, the other person who was up on the stand was a fire investigator, an arson investigator who checked out the fire in Kid Cudi's car, the Porsche that had the Molotov cocktail in it.
Now, this was when things got a little interesting because, yes, the defense. at one point during this man's testimony, moved for a mistrial. They wanted to end this thing yesterday because of this guy's testimony. We are talking about Lance Jimenez. He's a LA fire investigator in robes. He got up and he mentioned something
And I think he was just answering the question having to do with there were fingerprints that were found at Kid Cudi's car. They're piecing together, of course, through testimony that they believe that Diddy had something to do with it. That's never been proven. Fine. But the fire investigator said we found fingerprints, but those were later destroyed.
That is what prompted defense attorneys to speak up.
And look, they had no, this is another crime, that they had no suspect. They had no witness to come forward and say who they thought the suspect was. was because the two people mainly involved in this, Cassie Ventura, Kit Cuddy, and Capricorn Clark, none of them made a police report accusing him of anything of the sort. His name never came up.
And in fact, Cassie and Capricorn, this fire investigator said he called repeatedly trying to get in touch with them in robes. This again, nobody wants, they would not call him back. They would not take his call. And this goes to fear that they say so many people felt about Diddy.
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