In the ongoing trial of Sean Combs (Diddy), U.S. government prosecutors have incorporated allegations of “freak offs”—extensive sexual encounters—into their charges of criminal conspiracy. However, during a recent cross-examination, Diddy’s attorneys sought to frame these encounters as consensual.
On her fifth day of testimony, Diddy’s ex-girlfriend, referred to as “Jane,” recounted how she sometimes initiated these encounters. Her lawyer presented photos of a romantically decorated room, suggesting that she instigated a “hotel night” involving Diddy and two other men, which elicited excitement from Diddy. Jane shared text messages indicating that she enjoyed their sexual escapades, calling Diddy a “blessing” in her life and expressing gratitude for how he cared for her.
Additionally, Jane testified about urging Diddy to abandon drugs and adopt healthier habits, eventually leading to a proposed “sobriety party.” This event reportedly lasted 12 to 18 hours, during which Jane admitted to being intimate with three men. Her emotions surfaced as she expressed resentment towards Diddy, admitting she felt unable to say no to him despite her love.
In a related matter, prosecutors moved to dismiss Juror #6, a Black member of the jury, citing concerns about a “lack of candor.” The specifics of this request remain unclear, but it has raised issues among the defense.
As the trial continues, Jane is expected to face further cross-examination. For those keen on the developments, NBC’s “Dateline” is releasing nightly podcast episodes to summarize the trial’s key moments.
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