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Amy and TJ presents Aubrey O'Day covering the Diddy Trial.
Welcome everyone to Amy Robach and TJ Holmes presents Aubrey O'Day covering the Diddy Trial. I'm here with my partner TJ Holmes and we're looking at Miss Aubrey O'Day right now and Aubrey, another huge day in court and one of the star witnesses, one of Cassie's closest friends, Brianna is back on the stand right now still facing some of that cross-examination.
Yeah, some of that cross-examination that she is just failing miserably with. Unfortunately, it has... What a difference a day makes. You know, you're on a high from Mia. You start to get into racketeering, sex trafficking. We start to really get into the nuts and bolts of the charges. And unfortunately... Bona has just not been consistent with, you know, what she's told prosecutors versus what she said on the stand. Nicole West Moreland, who also crossed my bandmate Don Richard, is crossing her and she's a beast. She is just. She is finding every inconsistency, every way to discredit. And there are some real ways to discredit in this round. Some of those things being, I mean, at this point, what I think that she's doing is not only, you know, she's there to corroborate Cassie, but we don't need any more corroboration in regards to the violence, in my opinion. What I see her doing is her testimony is an impeachment on both of their characters. A bit at this point, which we don't need to go backwards.
The defense scored some serious points. They also really pushed the fact that she does have a civil civil suit. She's in cahoots or she was in cahoots allegedly with Cassie after she filed her lawsuit and. That's alleged victims talking to victims. And she's also having to testify under immunity because she was the drug supplier. And although she did establish that that's not where the majority of her income usually comes from, at the time it was coming a lot from that direction because of the amount of drugs that Cassie needed supplied. And then there are just too many inconsistencies about... All of these horrific stories that she was able to get out. And then when Nicole came in, she just couldn't remember if it was this, if it was that. I don't recall. I don't recall. It was brutal.
You don't think it was enough. Some of the inconsistencies and there were plenty. She said, I don't remember a lot. But one of them was you told them you were smoking a cigarette at the time. You're telling us you were smoking marijuana at the time. I know that seems minor. But do you think it was effective enough, even if the inconsistencies were minor, that they collected alcohol? enough to put in a juror's mind, you know what, if she didn't remember that thing, then maybe she's not remembering the other thing correctly.
Well, according to what I experienced, how this process works is Homeland Security will reach out to you directly. They will set up a meeting if you're willing to speak with them. He did tell me that the men told me within the laws that occur now, they can't tape you during those meetings. They just are taking notes.
What happened during Aubrey O'Day's testimony?
So I assume if you go past that level and they are able to put you in the circle of the criminal behavior in one way or another that really speaks to the charges that they're going for, then you're speaking to prosecutors, you're being deposed and you're having depositions and you're giving answers. So to me, once again, we have somebody that was inconsistent in the way that she told the story and the way she's telling it on the stand. And I think throughout that entire process, you should be able to weed out what you should be able to weed out these inconsistencies. And also, I don't know that she made any points towards, I think there were two good things that were established. One of them is that Cassie's drug addiction and her involvement in it was starting around 2009 and that it was really bad in about 2014, which is establishing it got worse due to the hands and her time with Puff. which is something that she did testify to. So I guess that's one good thing.
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