The Diddy Trial: Harassing the Witness
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Hey there, folks. It's June 3rd, Tuesday, June 3rd. Welcome to this episode of Amy and TJ. We continue to be your one-stop shop to catch you up on the Diddy Trial, which is now in its fourth week. Another day of testimonies in the books. We will go through that for you in a second. That full day was described as combative. But as we record this, Robes, we sit here. Today's court has begun. And if we thought yesterday was combative, today has already jumped off with fireworks before the jury even comes into the room. That's right. So a man who was in the courtroom on Monday apparently violated the order by the judge that referred to... their star witness as Mia, that was her pseudonym. That was the former assistant to Diddy who says she was raped by Diddy, who says she was sexually abused by Diddy.
Well, there was a man in the courtroom who used her real name, her actual name on his YouTube channel and violated that order. So he was also seen recording outside the courthouse on Monday. So the judge recorded granted a request from prosecutors to ban this man from the courtroom if he ever tries to return. And no word if there'll be any further charges, because what he did is violate a court order, which I would believe would be considered criminal. I have it right. This is court order in journalism, right? It's an understanding and it's a long held and sacred rule. You do not identify publicly a sexual assault accuser. You just do not do that. So this is different still for me, Robes. I am to your point. There was an order. This wasn't just a matter of an understanding from news outlets. He ordered people not to identify her.
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