Cassie, Kid Cudi and ‘Punisher’ are taking stands: Five key moments from DIDDY trial for sex shops star-news.press/wp

Federal prosecutors will continue their case against Sean “Diddy” comb, whose trial of sexual people involved mixing and often lurid testimony during two sensational weeks.

Here is five key moments from the courtroom in the lower mangatt that can play an extraordinary role as a jury of eight men and four women strives for the fate of the Combs, 55, who faces life in prison if found guilty.

Judge Arun Subramanian said that he hoped the trial on Thursday before the fourth holiday of July before the weekend.

‘As dirt’

Casandra Ventura, Star witness in the case of trade and a racking conspiracy against the comb, testified for four days last week – a detailed instance of physical, sexual and psychological abuse during its 11-year-old relationship with the founder of Bad Bay Records.

38-year-old R & B singer, who professionally passes, expects his third child with his wife Alex in a few weeks. Very pregnant, she broke on a rack as they recall expanded, and sometimes violent sexual sex sex with an escort known as “freak”.

“How did you feel during the freak when Sean beat you up?” MR. Emily Johnson asked Ventura, who began to emotionally.

“Berf, like dirt,” she testified as jurors and the combs watched carefully. “Like I wasn’t important for him. Like I’m nothing, absolutely nothing.”

Kid miracles on the stand

Rankper Kid Cudi, who was in 2011. He briefly went out with the more comic, in January 2012. year that the rapper from Gramma enjoyed the Ventura Romantic, he even saw the holidays in Connecticut.

No criminal charges were filed, although it is Cudi, 41, whose real name Scott Mescudi, is insisted in the court that the Combs “has something to do” with Molot cocktails located within his overall Porsche. This testimony encouraged an objection from combed lawyers. Judge Subramanian supported the objection, speaking to the jurors to ignore the accusation.

Two Rap stars then arranged a meeting after the car bombing in Los Angeles, where the comeds were first stopped near the window, and their hands were collected, “” Cudi was surveillance. “

The combs and miracles are ultimately shook his hands, although the tense meeting did not provide the answers that the Cudi asked, he told jurors.

“What are we going to do about my car?” Cudi recalled by asking the combs.

“I don’t know what you’re talking about,” the comb replied, according to the Cudian much predicted testimony.

‘Punisher’ speaks

Sharay Hayes, an accompanying man known as “Casician”, told the jurors “who had combs and Ventura between 2012. and 2015, who earned $ 2,000 in Luxury Local Hotel, including Trump International Hotel with a view of Central Park.

Hayes (51) said he was engaged to create a “sexy scene” while contributing to the baby oil with venturom as a comb masturbated nearby. The R & B singer paid for the meetings, who included unprotected gender, testified.

Hulking accompanied she said she has problems with maintenance of erection as the combs asked to connect to her connections during her final connection in March 2015. years. But Hayes said Ventura was uncomfortable during his meetings.

“I didn’t get any signs that there was discomfort with what happened,” Hayes testified. “It looked like it was consensual as far as I was concerned.”

Once aided employee

George Kaplan, 34, told jurors to work up to 100 hours per week like Combes’ former executive assistant with late 2013 to 2015, often setting room in Los Angeles, New York and Miami.

Combs, who used the “Frank Black” alias, would usually remain only 12 hours or until a few days, leaving behind empty bottles of Gatorade, baby oil and “brown crystallized powder,” Kaplan testified.

Kaplan said he saw the combs on the bully, during the incident on his private jet in 2015. years and he noticed the singer with bruises on his eyebrow and his face during a visiting a child house later that year.

Kaplan, who testified after inviting federal prosecutors, said the comb “Physical behavior” at the end, asked him to leave his job.

“In my heart of my heart, I knew it was right to do it correctly,” Kaplan said, who did not inform the government in an alleged attack.

But Kaplan also spoke his former boss, insisting the combs “infectious vibrations” and intensive work ethics helped him grow as a stranger.

“I’m a young man and this is God among people who talk to me,” Kaplan testified. “He not just pushed me to the depth, pushed me into the depths, I didn’t even know I had.”

The agent reveals a role in raid

Gerard Gannon, the Federal Agent who searched Miami in Miami 20,000 square meters, witnessed that he was among 80 to the property that had fallen on the property and found the CH-15 components together with sex toys and tens of baby oil and lubricant bottles.

Agents from the Homeland Security Investigation (HSI) were also occupied by three mobile phones found in Balenciaga boot, Gucci bag filled with ketamine and MDMA and a 47 caliber towel detected in the red suitcase.

Serial numbers on disassembled Ar-15 components were surprised, but high power weapons were not operated as found, Gannon said. He invited the weapon of the jury, as well as a single pair of seven-inch red heel found in the cabinet of the Combs. Twelve other pairs of similar stiletta was recovered in everything, the agent testified.

Lawyers for the Combs were previously characterized by last year’s work as “gross excessive use of military-level”, but Teny Geragos tried a different tact during cross-examination of Gannon on Tuesday – asking the agent if he owns a gun as a resident Florida.

Gannon, who confirmed that he did as part of his federal role, answered Gerogos’s supply as two combed sons entered the courtroom. Longing and his family in the meantime were not present on the Zvezda Zvezda island during the raid. Gannon said that the agents were waiting until they echoed to travel with relatives before the search warrant is executed.

The case away from slag

Despite almost two weeks of a lurid testimony, in which the Defense even recognized its client as a domestic abuser, the Prosecution’s Officer’s Officer is still not proven beyond a reasonable doubt, according to the legal analysts they spoke to Newsweek. It is largely due to modern texts between ventura and comb shown in court, suggesting that at the time was a willing participant in the “Freak”, analysts said.

In that argument, dr. Dawn Hughes, forensic psychologist, testified as a prosecution witness, explaining jurors why some victims remain in violent relationships, including psychological bonds or deep-rooted love for his partner.

“They experience a huge amount of shame, humiliation, degradation,” Hughes said about the victims of sexual abuse. “They don’t want to talk about it. They don’t even want to think about it in his brain.”

Hughes, who testified as the so-called “blind expert”, did not interview the combs or alleged victims in the case, she admitted.

Former comb Employee Capricorn Clark is scheduled to testify when the case continues on Tuesday followed by police and fire officials Los Angeles.