Diddy on Trial: Expert Witness, Seized Items and Hotel Clean Ups
episodePreviously titled “Diddy on Trial - Expert witness, seized items and hotel clean ups” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 28, 2026
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What evidence was presented from Sean Combs' property?
Yesterday we heard from an exotic dancer known as The Punisher. Ja, genau. Now, Agent Gerard Gannon is back on the stand today. We're also being told that another one of Didi's former assistants will be taking the stand. Later I'll be catching up with our New York correspondent, Neda Talfik. But now it's time to see what is going down in that courtroom today.
Okay, so it's 3.45 and I'm here with Neda Talfik, the BBC's New York correspondent. Neda, it picked up where it left off yesterday with the Homeland Security agent. What else did he have to say?
He was really just kind of detailing what else was seized from Combs' Miami home. Remember, that was at the time of the raids from the FBI. And he said that they got several drugs, cocaine, ketamine, MDMA. But then we quickly moved into cross-examination by the government. It was a long cross-examination. We saw Diddy's lawyer saying, everyone in Florida has a gun and asking Agent Gannon, do you own a gun? And the judge allowed that question through and he said yes. Diddy's lawyer also asked if there were any fingerprints or DNA of Diddy's on the gun parts that were retrieved. But he couldn't answer that because he's not the one who collects fingerprints. And then, you know, other questions such as why they didn't take pre-search photos of certain parts of Combs' house and a Gucci bag that had some drugs in it. He was suggesting that the samples were so small that there was nothing left after they tested them.
And then we had the inclusion of Dr. Dawn Hughes. And this is important because anyone who's listened to the pub for a while knows that there was such a back and forth about Sie ist blind. Was bedeutet das?
Was war sie am meisten zu sprechen über? What we heard from Dr. Hughes was that her time working with victims of abuse is that it's very common that memories can come back at any time. And she said that doesn't mean they're any less accurate. She also said it's often that there's a delayed expression of PTSD. Und das war aus ihrer Erfahrung in 30 Jahren privater Praxis als Psychologin. Sie sagte, sie hat auch mit Forensik gearbeitet, mit Gerichten, um die Gefühle zu analysieren. Dr. Hughes sagt, schau, Leute bleiben nicht in Beziehungen. dass sie verletzt sind, weil sie verletzt werden wollen. Sie tun es wegen Angst, wegen anderen Themen, die sie verletzen. Auch wenn es Liebe in einer Beziehung gibt, gibt es diesen intensiven psychologischen Verbund.
Und dann, wie es immer der Fall ist mit Experten-Testimonyen, wird die Verteidigung aufhören und die Credibilität des Experten überprüfen. Und das ist genau das, was wir hier gesehen haben.
Sie haben es in einigen Gründen gemacht. Zuerst haben sie viel Zeit über die Tatsache gebraucht, dass sie ein Webinar hatte, das die Vorschläge für zerstörte Frauen unterstützt hat, um zu zeigen, dass sie in irgendeiner Art und Weise verletzt war, weil sie das gemacht hat. They also tried to point out that 60% of her income now comes from testifying in court cases.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What evidence was presented from Sean Combs' property?
1:25–6:04
2
What does Dr. Dawn Hughes say about trauma and memory?
6:04–7:49
3
What were the details of the cross-examination?
7:49–9:47
4
How is PTSD expressed in abuse victims according to Dr. Hughes?
9:47
5
What challenges did the defense face in the trial?
9:47
6
Who are the key witnesses scheduled for the trial?
1:25–11:42