Speaker 1: Amy and TJ presents Aubrey O Day covering the did
Speaker 1: He trial? Oh all right, so Mark Agnifilow is closing
Speaker 1: for the defense man. Oh man, it was one big
Speaker 1: theater performance. It was almost at some points like watching
Speaker 1: a comedy. A lot of theatrics, most all of the
Speaker 1: language that he teered into was basically leaning toward the
Speaker 1: girls being hoes. Cassie, if I heard him say she
Speaker 1: was pretty, she was sexy. She you know, she liked
Speaker 1: the freaky behavior. Like the way that he used those
Speaker 1: words over and over again in regards to her was disgusting.
Speaker 1: He really really went into some I would say, borderline
Speaker 1: race baiting, with the you can't trust the government, you
Speaker 1: can't trust the feds, you can't trust what they're doing
Speaker 1: right now, with puff that causes prejudice in a jury,
Speaker 1: and marine comy was not happy. She went off when
Speaker 1: they broke. But let's keep going through agni Filow's defensive Ditty.
Speaker 1: So he describes Ditty's world as being magical, a magical workspace,
Speaker 1: Magical opportunities existed in this workplace. He was just a
Speaker 1: nice guy with a little drug problem. He said that
Speaker 1: Cassie was again a lot of the beautiful sexy freak
Speaker 1: language being used with her balancing two men at one time.
Speaker 1: Isn't that so great? And what a hot, pretty sexy
Speaker 1: girl would do? She's balancing two men. Capricorn Clark was
Speaker 1: in love with him. She was no victim. She was
Speaker 1: happy that he would come to her house at five
Speaker 1: in the morning. The type of language used on these
Speaker 1: women and the type of portrayals given to these women.
Speaker 1: But you do have all that steam though when they
Speaker 1: were on the stand, to be saying that shit to
Speaker 1: their face. Though Mia also in love with them. Everyone
Speaker 1: had this magical opportunity with this nice guy with a
Speaker 1: little drug problem. And the tape, the tape, too much
Speaker 1: is made of it. Diddy was just trying to get
Speaker 1: his phone back that she stole. Yeah, he shouldn't have
Speaker 1: hit her, but she took his phone, stole his property,
Speaker 1: completely minimizing it all. Where he was dropped, kicking and
Speaker 1: beating her and dragging her back into the room by
Speaker 1: her hair. He said, there was nothing in that room
Speaker 1: that Cassie even feared, nothing, nothing at all. That's crazy
Speaker 1: talk to me. She was just beaten, senseless and then
Speaker 1: brought back into a room with the man. She had
Speaker 1: nothing in there to fear. Okay, well I was a reach.
Speaker 1: Uh kk. Everyone loves KK. Everyone in the entire industry
Speaker 1: loves them some KK. She's known and loved and revered
Speaker 1: around the world. And pop. He would never hire an
Speaker 1: escort for sex. Are you serious? That's not what he
Speaker 1: would do. Like these were literally the assertions that Mark
Speaker 1: Agniffilo was making in his clothing. He says, she was
Speaker 1: never raped. She lied. She was already dating older men.
Speaker 1: She was already working her way around. She was already
Speaker 1: with older men. This age difference they're talking about. That
Speaker 1: was what she was used to in her hoe and
Speaker 1: around is how he was making his sound. And then
Speaker 1: he said, did he made love to her when she
Speaker 1: when the first night that they got together, he made love,
Speaker 1: sweet love. It wasn't him operating in his power, accessing
Speaker 1: his control in the situation. He made love with this
Speaker 1: young girl that and even dared to venture into She
Speaker 1: was his match. She played the game. She is playing
Speaker 1: everyone right now. She got twenty million from this man
Speaker 1: and then got ten million from the Inner Continental. She's
Speaker 1: got thirty million, and she has laughed her way through
Speaker 1: her performance. For you guys, she was his match. That's
Speaker 1: crazy talk that he said that in no world that
Speaker 1: I ever experienced. Watching the day that Cassie came in
Speaker 1: with Ryan Leslie, her boyfriend, who I don't know that
Speaker 1: he's as old as Puff, but Ryan Leslie was not
Speaker 1: giving any of the same type of energy as Puff
Speaker 1: at all in any type of way. Ryan Leslie was
Speaker 1: Puff's employee. He depended on Puff for a job, and
Speaker 1: when Puff stole him from stole her from Ryan and
Speaker 1: may Love. According to Mark Agniflow, with her, Ryan Leslie
Speaker 1: was then let go. The key doesn't work when you
Speaker 1: go to open the door in the morning to your
Speaker 1: producer lab. He was let go. He lost everything, he
Speaker 1: was kicked out, he was replaced the second that he
Speaker 1: stole his girl. He was not on the same level
Speaker 1: as Diddy, and nor was Cassie. I was there, I
Speaker 1: thought with my own eyes, I absolutely can attest to
Speaker 1: the fact that Diddy did not think that these people
Speaker 1: were on his level, and these people definitely did not
Speaker 1: think they were on his level. There was nobody in
Speaker 1: the room that I don't know that there's anyone in
Speaker 1: the world. I pray to God, nobody on the jury
Speaker 1: would be that dumb to think that she was his
Speaker 1: match on his level. The jury is seeing the family
Speaker 1: behind him. They love them, the boys. They will hope
Speaker 1: they could date the boys one day. The girls are
Speaker 1: crying during the testimony. He's a family man. It's an
Speaker 1: eight pike pack of women against this black man. The
Speaker 1: optics and all of the things that are going on
Speaker 1: that they're looking at are likely to sway, especially if
Speaker 1: you would believe this this incredible fiction book that Mark
Speaker 1: Agniflo gave. He said, if you want a good read
Speaker 1: this weekend, go to the evidence and read their love notes.
Speaker 1: That's crazy, that's crazy to say. He told the jury.
Speaker 1: If you want a little break before the fourth of July,
Speaker 1: before you guys have to come in here and make
Speaker 1: a call, go to the spot and the evidence where
Speaker 1: their love notes were. Skip over the drugs and the
Speaker 1: racketeering and the trafficking, and and you know, go look
Speaker 1: into the videos of people choking on piss and doing
Speaker 1: sexual acts and prostitution and all of the just go
Speaker 1: to their love notes. That's where it really kicks. He said.
Speaker 1: Cassie was jealous over all the women and finally left
Speaker 1: when he said kim Porter was the love of his life,
Speaker 1: the great love. She couldn't take it anymore, and she
Speaker 1: left like she always could. That's what he said. She
Speaker 1: left like she always could. She couldn't leave that night
Speaker 1: at in her continental though. She definitely couldn't leave that night.
Speaker 1: We all saw that on video. Agniff Flow is trying
Speaker 1: to paint Diddy like a humble, defeated guy who had
Speaker 1: some ego issues every now and then. But if he
Speaker 1: gets free, everybody then knows him. And I'll speak as
Speaker 1: an insider in that world. He may look gray haired
Speaker 1: and now, but if he gets free, he is going
Speaker 1: right back to not giving a fuck about anybody but himself. Quickly,
Speaker 1: with the quickness, they said, Cassie's a again beautiful woman.
Speaker 1: There was a freak. He literally said the words Cassie
Speaker 1: was keeping it gangster. You know who you're trying to
Speaker 1: target with that language, sir, stop it, stop it now. Tacky,
Speaker 1: tacky baiting shit, they said, Cathy, Cassie was keeping it gangster.
Speaker 1: She had a burner phone on him. She could have
Speaker 1: been fucking Diddy and kid Cuddy. She would have been
Speaker 1: with him them both. Cassie's Diddy did he had a
Speaker 1: bunch of bitches Cassie had a bunch of bitches. Did
Speaker 1: he have burner phones for his bitches? So did Cassie.
Speaker 1: They were equal. Ain't no way, ain't no way that
Speaker 1: any of that. And I don't care. Listen, if I
Speaker 1: were put, if I were put in the situation that
Speaker 1: Cassie did. And I'm not saying that Cassie didn't learn
Speaker 1: things along the way. I'm not. I don't even suggest
Speaker 1: that you could be around somebody as ill as Diddy
Speaker 1: for that long and not pick up some of his
Speaker 1: bad behavior. But from the girl that I saw that
Speaker 1: walked into the studio the first day and wanted to
Speaker 1: get signed, so what she become came at the end,
Speaker 1: I'm sure there was a very, very very long span
Speaker 1: of learning curves, because that girl that I knew back
Speaker 1: in the very very beginning was no equal. I don't
Speaker 1: even think she would have known what a burner phone was,
Speaker 1: and she was not in the business of being his equal.
Speaker 1: There were no equals to Ditty, And Diddy said it
Speaker 1: five billion times in his career. It's who he is,
Speaker 1: it's what he stands by. Now, all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: when it his life is on the line, Cassie's his
Speaker 1: equal in no way. It was starting to get like
Speaker 1: Cringey in the way that he was talking the keeping
Speaker 1: it gangster, the these girls are equal. Cassie's is equal.
Speaker 1: She played the system. She walked out of here with
Speaker 1: thirty million with a bag, and she's laughing, having the
Speaker 1: time of her life. And he was moving. He was
Speaker 1: left right, middle center, back. He was moving. He said,
Speaker 1: I'm not using any exhibits, I'm not pulling anything up.
Speaker 1: I'm just gonna I'm a freestyle. He says, we can
Speaker 1: all agree, thing's a little off about Capricorn. That's crazy
Speaker 1: talk for a lawyer to say, like he's acting like
Speaker 1: him and the jury are best friends, like y'all you're
Speaker 1: my people. Cassie was peeping a gangster. He can all
Speaker 1: agree Capricorn will a little off. Who are you talking to, sir?
Speaker 1: Get your credentials back on your suit? Good God, do
Speaker 1: you really think that you can play It's very clear
Speaker 1: what he's trying to do here and who he's talking
Speaker 1: to and who he's trying to play to. If you
Speaker 1: are a lawyer, you know that with one hundred percent
Speaker 1: certainty out here in the streets now, with one hundred
Speaker 1: percent certainty. If you can't catch what I'm saying, then
Speaker 1: you might be one of those people that would allow
Speaker 1: him to get off with this ridiculous performance. But he
Speaker 1: was going rogue, he said. Capricorn wasn't kidnapped. She went
Speaker 1: home every night of this supposed kidnapping. She was happy
Speaker 1: Peter return at five am. I don't know anyone that's
Speaker 1: happy to do shit at five am. So okay, he said,
Speaker 1: So she was kidnapped every day nine to five. He
Speaker 1: then said, look around, do you guys feel kidnapped? Looked
Speaker 1: over to the jury. You guys have to be here
Speaker 1: nine to five. You're required to sit here and do
Speaker 1: a job. Do you feel kidnapped? As if sitting and
Speaker 1: watching closing arguments in a jury is the same thing
Speaker 1: as what Capricorn experienced when she was kidnapped for that
Speaker 1: week having to take the light detector tests about the
Speaker 1: missing jewelry, He even ventured often too, do you think
Speaker 1: he gave us shit? Get cared about Capricorn or some jewelry?
Speaker 1: He was busy on Broadway. That's hilarious to me, This
Speaker 1: is giving comedy special. Yes he cared about Capricorn, Yes
Speaker 1: he cared about missing jewelry. He likely didn't care too
Speaker 1: much about Broadway. He's not the type of man that
Speaker 1: gives a fuck about Broadway. Okay, that's crazy talk. They
Speaker 1: also went into there was no gun. Why would he
Speaker 1: have a gun? Uh, sir, because he's a criminal and
Speaker 1: you found guns in his home when you rated it
Speaker 1: that had the fucking numbers scratched off on them illegal
Speaker 1: weapons multiple Why would he have a gun because they
Speaker 1: found them in his home? You dumb fuck? Why would
Speaker 1: he even have a gun? He says he didn't even
Speaker 1: need to have a gun. He says Cassie gave him
Speaker 1: the address to cut his house, so he had it,
Speaker 1: not like either way went to go find it. And
Speaker 1: then he said, Diddy has everything to lose, why would
Speaker 1: he go in and do anything? The kid cutty Diddy
Speaker 1: has had everything to lose for a very long time.
Speaker 1: Yet he's got eighty plus civil lawsuits, plus all the
Speaker 1: problems that have been presented during this trial. He doesn't
Speaker 1: seem to give a fuck about everything he has to lose,
Speaker 1: or he definitely feels like he's above it. We shall
Speaker 1: soon see. Capricorn wouldn't have even stayed if he pulled
Speaker 1: a gun on her she wouldn't. The no gun saga
Speaker 1: was another movie theater reach on Agniffolo's part. Then he said,
Speaker 1: and Diddy would never need a gun. He likes he's
Speaker 1: a street fighter, he likes using his fits. It was
Speaker 1: just simply gonna be a Hollywood brawl. He was just
Speaker 1: gonna put his fits up. He goes into there's no
Speaker 1: evidence about this Molotov cocktail. There would have been DNA.
Speaker 1: Let's discuss that. First of all, this isn't a murder trial.
Speaker 1: Second of all, the man who got into the on
Speaker 1: the stand and testified to this Molotov cocktail didn't understand DNA,
Speaker 1: and they knew that, and so that's why they're pointing
Speaker 1: in this direction. But you'll probably not. Probably you wouldn't
Speaker 1: have found Diddy's DNA on the cocktail because Diddy didn't
Speaker 1: even get himself a glass of water. He didn't even
Speaker 1: plug his phone into a wall to charge it. That
Speaker 1: was KK shop. He didn't do the simple things that
Speaker 1: every human on this earth does multiple times a day,
Speaker 1: because he was just that big and mighty and wealthy
Speaker 1: and powerful. Do you think he's in his room taping
Speaker 1: and stapling and mixing powder potions together in a Molotov cocktail.
Speaker 1: You don't know how the streets work and how powerful
Speaker 1: people get shit done if you would be dumb enough
Speaker 1: to utilize that thinking only But man, Mark Agniffilo sure
Speaker 1: think somebody on that jury is dumb as rocks. If
Speaker 1: I were a jury member, I would be offended. Bribery
Speaker 1: and no police. They're saying bribery's off the table. Bribery
Speaker 1: means you give somebody money for them not to go
Speaker 1: to the police. Now, I don't know if that's legally
Speaker 1: what bribery means to me. Bribery means you're paying somebody
Speaker 1: to not do something. I don't know that the police
Speaker 1: element is required in order to make it bribery. He
Speaker 1: says there was no bribery with the guy he paid
Speaker 1: him because he didn't want him to release it. He
Speaker 1: was just trying to protect himself from some bad press.
Speaker 1: Never once did the thought of the police even enter
Speaker 1: his head. Well that's interesting because when he was trying
Speaker 1: to manipulate and coerce Cassie back to the hotel, he said,
Speaker 1: the police are gonna get me. Come back. The police
Speaker 1: are here, you guys, to get your story straight. Mark
Speaker 1: Agniffelow there's a break again. Like I've said many times
Speaker 1: on this podcast, a lot of times jury decisions come
Speaker 1: down to times of the signs of the time. The
Speaker 1: government feels questionable as hell right now in lots of
Speaker 1: ways crazy talk. I still haven't heard him say anything
Speaker 1: to defend this man. No wonder they didn't put anyone
Speaker 1: on the stands. They also prosecution. Rinekomi also insinuated that
Speaker 1: arson bribery, gun owning is not what they're charging him for.
Speaker 1: In fact, it's been made a lot of all over
Speaker 1: the internet that they dropped all of these charges and
Speaker 1: that they don't feel they can prove things. And now
Speaker 1: they've done, they've dropped half the charges on him, and
Speaker 1: everyone in the internet is reporting it wrong and in
Speaker 1: an uproar. No, they just simplified everything. They took a
Speaker 1: lot of the intent out and the alleged out, and
Speaker 1: they just kept it simple. And by the way, he's
Speaker 1: not being charged specifically on arson, bribery or owning guns.
Speaker 1: Those are all key elements of racketeering. There's a lot
Speaker 1: of them. He's being charged on Rico, not those specific crimes.
Speaker 1: Mark Agnifilo's breaking down those specific areas because he feels
Speaker 1: they were weaker in them, and he feels that he
Speaker 1: could just do a lot of word salad in order
Speaker 1: to confuse the jury, and that it would likely work
Speaker 1: because when they go to Rico and they start seeing
Speaker 1: those words that Mark Agnifilo brought brought into the closing,
Speaker 1: they would start getting confused. My my, if I were
Speaker 1: on that jury, I would be offended. Next, he gets
Speaker 1: into forced labor, Mia love Diddy. The sex was consensual.
Speaker 1: Now this one I can't argue, and I didn't really
Speaker 1: didn't lock on to me during the testimony, But he said,
Speaker 1: why would he tell her threaten her that he was
Speaker 1: going to tell Cassie if she didn't do what he wanted.
Speaker 1: Why would he go to tell Cassie he raped her?
Speaker 1: That actually kind of made sense to me. He was
Speaker 1: never going to go tell Cassie he raped this woman,
Speaker 1: and why would she think he would. So I don't
Speaker 1: know that that proves it was consensual, but it does
Speaker 1: prove that that line of thinking is a little It
Speaker 1: was a little off for me a little bit. He
Speaker 1: said that. Oh. He brings out a book at this
Speaker 1: point and says, look what Mia made for Diddy. She
Speaker 1: went into the archive, she got all of the besties
Speaker 1: through all the years. She was so happy and proud
Speaker 1: of everything that she accomplished with this man. She loved
Speaker 1: him so much. She made him this whole, big, beautiful
Speaker 1: book me as a liar, so he used this scrapbook
Speaker 1: to suggest that she lied. They said, no one on
Speaker 1: Diddy's team has taken the stand and said they knowingly
Speaker 1: committed a crime. Well, that's interesting. I don't know that
Speaker 1: something isn't a crime just because you didn't know it was.
Speaker 1: I think if I google that right now, you still
Speaker 1: go to prison if you commit a crime, even if
Speaker 1: you didn't know it was one in most cases. But
Speaker 1: Cassie does in her testimony start to say I didn't
Speaker 1: I realized that what we were doing was criminal at
Speaker 1: like at one point she started to say that during
Speaker 1: her testimony and they immediately object it. But it seems
Speaker 1: like in Cassie's testimony, at certain points she started realizing, like,
Speaker 1: these things are criminal that we're doing, calling these prostitutes,
Speaker 1: buying their take. Why is he having me always do it?
Speaker 1: She didn't know then or at certain met a certain
Speaker 1: point she started realizing that these things were criminal. At
Speaker 1: the beginning, she didn't understand which why he was having
Speaker 1: or do all of it. So I don't even know
Speaker 1: that that's the case, But I also don't think it matters,
Speaker 1: he said, And this is potentially a stronger line that
Speaker 1: he had. He didn't have many, so I guess we
Speaker 1: could give it to him, he said. So the prosecution
Speaker 1: wants you to think that some of these freak ops
Speaker 1: were consensual and some of them weren't. How did he
Speaker 1: supposed to know which one was and wasn't? Was fifty
Speaker 1: five consensual but forty two wasn't? Was twenty five all good?
Speaker 1: But sixty six that's sixty six one? Nope, Nope. That's
Speaker 1: literally how ignorantly he said it to the jury. And
Speaker 1: that could work a little, you know, it's it's ignorant
Speaker 1: as fuck, but it could work on somebody that wants
Speaker 1: to lean in his favor. There were hundreds and hundred
Speaker 1: thousands of these fucking things. How's Diddy supposed to know
Speaker 1: which ones were and weren't? Well, you could probably just
Speaker 1: go back and see if the girl said I don't
Speaker 1: want to do this, or if the girl was vomiting
Speaker 1: in the toilet and sick as a dog and probably
Speaker 1: overdosing and vomiting it out. And then and then when
Speaker 1: you looked at her and said, good, get it all
Speaker 1: out so you could take another dick. That one probably
Speaker 1: wasn't consensual, my man, that one right there. I don't
Speaker 1: know if it was forty two, sixty six, twenty two,
Speaker 1: or eighty nine, but that's the one. Prosecution said there
Speaker 1: only needed to be one, and we've proved there were
Speaker 1: more than one. But their way of combating that is, well,
Speaker 1: which one was it fifty two, sixty five, eighty eight
Speaker 1: or twenty nine? M It's okay. He said Cassie's rape
Speaker 1: was a lie. The dates moved around, he was fucking
Speaker 1: diddy her. Now husband face timed her and saw it.
Speaker 1: That's not how the story went, and that's not how
Speaker 1: the timeline went. But somehow he grabbed all three of
Speaker 1: those stories and bundled them all together and had it
Speaker 1: sounded really confusing. Well, how I remember it going was
Speaker 1: she had had consensual sex after the point that she
Speaker 1: had gotten rates, but that rape occurred. That was not
Speaker 1: when the husband facetimed. But somehow he kind of jumbled
Speaker 1: it all up into something that felt confusing, so they
Speaker 1: could be confused about the rape. He said in regards
Speaker 1: to Jane Doe, Diddy was the best thing that ever
Speaker 1: happened to her. Her baby daddy got her. A horrible
Speaker 1: lawyer was taking advantage of her. Diddy came along and
Speaker 1: did the right thing. You know, Diddy loved that because
Speaker 1: her baby daddy's his biggest hater, and you know he
Speaker 1: loved to take a ticket him. They're freak offs. Weren't freakoffs.
Speaker 1: They were homemade porn. He's still help for to this day.
Speaker 1: That's what a good guy he is. Jane Doe hit him,
Speaker 1: took his head and slammed it into the counter. She
Speaker 1: was abusive, he said. She was documenting the injuries, obviously
Speaker 1: documenting the injuries, and he's probably right about that. Basically,
Speaker 1: Agnifilo ends in, they're targeting Puff. You can't trust the government.
Speaker 1: They're targeting him for his s fame, wealth power, and
Speaker 1: they rested Gomy's fifth. They go to lunch, she tells
Speaker 1: the judge fuck this, that you need to scratch it
Speaker 1: from the record now. Like I said, Mark, Agnifilo wanted
Speaker 1: to wait till Monday. The judge decided on now. He
Speaker 1: told the jury to strike it. But again, like we
Speaker 1: always say, the jury can hear. It's struck from the record.
Speaker 1: All you want, we heard what you heard. So they
Speaker 1: come back up. This time Maureen's doing the redirect. Maybe
Speaker 1: she wasn't supposed to, but she stands up, she puts
Speaker 1: her hair behind her ears, and she looks like she's
Speaker 1: had it and she's ready. So she comes in and
Speaker 1: she says, and by the way, there's a lot of
Speaker 1: talk about the jury's not really resonating with her from
Speaker 1: people inside the courtroom. I think that she's one of
Speaker 1: the best lawyers they have on that side, and I
Speaker 1: personally think that she's been very effective, and I thought
Speaker 1: she would be the best person in this moment to
Speaker 1: take this home. So I'm glad it was her on redirect.
Speaker 1: She says with puff, No, was never in owe. It
Speaker 1: was never an option. They have proof that he flew
Speaker 1: them out on his credit card. They have proof he
Speaker 1: was paying for these He was paying these sex workers.
Speaker 1: What did you think that they were doing there? What
Speaker 1: is it that they were doing there? If he's never
Speaker 1: had sex with the prostitute, he would never be with
Speaker 1: an escort or watch escorts have sex or do anything
Speaker 1: like that, then why did he fly them out? On
Speaker 1: his credit card, and why did he pay them for
Speaker 1: each night they were there? What was that? So stop
Speaker 1: it with that he would never participate in sex with
Speaker 1: escorts or do anything with escorts or prostitute. Stop it.
Speaker 1: No one needs to call himself an escort. That's not mandatory.
Speaker 1: Stop it. You know what they were, you know what
Speaker 1: you were paying for, you know who you flew out.
Speaker 1: Stop it. They also had made comments about like where
Speaker 1: were all the witnesses, where were all the escorts? Why
Speaker 1: didn't you call all these people to the standard they exist?
Speaker 1: And Marine Comy clears up there were unw called witnesses
Speaker 1: on both sides. Both sides were available to call people,
Speaker 1: so you called nobody, So stop it. Then she had
Speaker 1: a little funny line in there. She said something to
Speaker 1: the extent of like, uh, what did did he do
Speaker 1: all of this with paying the escorts and having them
Speaker 1: out there? Do you think that escorts wanted to come
Speaker 1: into a room willingly and watch a masked masturbating celebrity.
Speaker 1: Do you think that these escorts just wanted to sit
Speaker 1: there and watch a mask celebrity masturbating? You think they
Speaker 1: just for free for fundsies? No, they were paid and
Speaker 1: they were paid for the sex work that they did.
Speaker 1: And then she said, you're right about did he being
Speaker 1: a man that likes to use his fist, he doesn't
Speaker 1: need the guns. Remember a Nikkol said, why would he
Speaker 1: need a gun? He just got his fist. Well, she said,
Speaker 1: you're right. He does use his fists for women. For women,
Speaker 1: that's when he used his fist. That's when he does
Speaker 1: the Hollywood rumble, the Hollywood fist bite. He pulls the
Speaker 1: knuckles out for the women. He can't show up for
Speaker 1: men with his fists. She says, so you're right, he
Speaker 1: is a hitter. And then they said basically the same
Speaker 1: thing I said in regards to Uh. There's plenty of
Speaker 1: evidence that he's the one behind the car. All signs
Speaker 1: point back to him. He wrote back. Cassie even said
Speaker 1: he's gonna go He's gonna blow up kid Cutty's car.
Speaker 1: He just said it. She put it in writing at
Speaker 1: that time. Of course he didn't make the Molotov cocktail.
Speaker 1: Of course you wouldn't find his DNA on it. It
Speaker 1: doesn't really matter. There's plenty of other evidence that he
Speaker 1: was involved and instructed the car situation with Cuddy. KK
Speaker 1: lived in the house. She had access to all of
Speaker 1: his phones. She was the one that was calming everyone down,
Speaker 1: creating all of the She was problem solving. She was
Speaker 1: the fixer. She made the payments for bribery. She's the
Speaker 1: one that went and visited Eddie. She's the one that
Speaker 1: gave him the money. Kk alone makes Diddy guilty on
Speaker 1: count one. Kak Alone Agniffolo brings up a lot about
Speaker 1: the drugs. Oh yeah there, Oh what was he smuggling?
Speaker 1: You were smuggling? Where's the smuggling? Where's this? Where's that?
Speaker 1: Where's all the things that take racketeering? She said, hey, Agniffolo,
Speaker 1: you missed one thing. Distribution. That's a big part Enrico
Speaker 1: of drug trafficking. Distribution. Distribution is when he told all
Speaker 1: the girls take this pill. When Jane Doe was vomiting.
Speaker 1: She couldn't, she couldn't perform, she couldn't do it anymore.
Speaker 1: Go ahead and take this pill. How many times did
Speaker 1: we hear somebody testify to him saying, come take this pill?
Speaker 1: Is it? Am I coercing you? This pill? Right here?
Speaker 1: He told everybody to take the pill. He told the
Speaker 1: assistants take the pill. He told the escorts take the pill.
Speaker 1: He was just doing the distribution with everybody around him.
Speaker 1: He was making sure that everybody was involved in the
Speaker 1: drugs distribution is definitely there. So the trafficking of drugs
Speaker 1: charge in the RICO overall charge is definitely there. He
Speaker 1: literally told Jane Doe when she didn't want to do
Speaker 1: the freak off after being beaten all night, take this
Speaker 1: pill and go suck that dick. In regard to the girls, well,
Speaker 1: Marine Komi said, so all these girls wanted to do it, Hans,
Speaker 1: They were just they couldn't wait to get their day
Speaker 1: in a freak off. Yeah, that's that's what we're going with. Well,
Speaker 1: did the girls love it when they had blaming? UTI's
Speaker 1: up for women listening. If y'all have ever had a UTI,
Speaker 1: you know, it's probably the worst pain there is. I'm
Speaker 1: not out a child, so I don't know that kind
Speaker 1: of pain, but a UTI is like your eyes are
Speaker 1: burning and you can't fucking breathe until you get an antibiotic.
Speaker 1: It's a horrible thing to have. Did they want to
Speaker 1: continue on in days of satisfying Diddy's sexual behaviors with
Speaker 1: a uti? Did they want to do it raw? Did
Speaker 1: they want to do it with stores everywhere? Did they
Speaker 1: want to do it while they were bleeding, while while
Speaker 1: they were choking, choking on piths? Are you really trying
Speaker 1: to tell the jury that that's what all the women
Speaker 1: that testified wanted every time? Stop it? That's a fucking
Speaker 1: mic drop right there. Period. And she also said, do
Speaker 1: you think that these women would come up here and
Speaker 1: I'll commit perjury because that's what you're accusing them of doing. Cassie,
Speaker 1: he says, she was in it for the money. Well,
Speaker 1: Cassie already got her thirty million before she took the stand.
Speaker 1: She was good to go. She didn't have to get
Speaker 1: up there and embarrass tell embarrassing details about her entire
Speaker 1: experience to the world for multiple days on the stand.
Speaker 1: A week before she gave birth. She already had her
Speaker 1: thirty mels. She was straight. Mia, What does Miya get
Speaker 1: from this? You don't get an Academy award, you don't
Speaker 1: get any accolades from the industry. You probably don't get
Speaker 1: hired again if you're anywhere near this case. So Mia
Speaker 1: gets nothing from this. Jane Doe, where's her lawsuit? Where's
Speaker 1: her money grabs? Kitty's actually still paying for her attorneys
Speaker 1: for her home. So if she does damage to him,
Speaker 1: he goes to prison. She's down bad because she ain't
Speaker 1: gonna have rent. So where does she benefit in any
Speaker 1: of this is what Marine Comi says. She also says,
Speaker 1: these last few things that are I think the strongest
Speaker 1: to take home, which is jealousy, tells us nothing about
Speaker 1: sex trafficking. Talk about all their jealousy of each other,
Speaker 1: all you want, it just doesn't have anything to do
Speaker 1: with sex trafficking. No was never an option. No was
Speaker 1: never an option. Let's remember that no was never an
Speaker 1: option with Ditty. Manipulation goes hand in hand with the sex.
Speaker 1: Violence goes hand in hand with the sex. You all
Speaker 1: saw the sex. You saw the videos and the pictures. Manipulation,
Speaker 1: sports by all of it goes hand in hand with
Speaker 1: the sex. Why you say, because it was always about
Speaker 1: what did he wants? It was always his needs being met.
Speaker 1: And now Jane Doe makes sense to me as they
Speaker 1: put it all together, because her testimony was difficult, but
Speaker 1: at the end of the day, she established the same
Speaker 1: pattern that Cassie did, the same pattern that the escorts did,
Speaker 1: the same pattern that any of Diddy's employees had established,
Speaker 1: having to set up everything that he did. No matter
Speaker 1: which girl he was running through, they all had to
Speaker 1: do the same things, the same costumes, the same baby oil,
Speaker 1: the same astroglide, the same inflatables, the same hooker heels,
Speaker 1: the same everything. It was always what did he wanted.
Speaker 1: It was always to fulfill his desires. They were expect
Speaker 1: to stay on script at all times. How you feeling horny, daddy?
Speaker 1: How do you want it? I want it extra freaky
Speaker 1: this time. Every girl switches it up. When you're in
Speaker 1: a ten year relationship, couple few even a few years
Speaker 1: of a relationship, you don't want the same thing every
Speaker 1: single time. Nobody really does. Yet they all did the
Speaker 1: same thing every time. They all did what did he wanted?
Speaker 1: Every single time. The drugs got harder, But did he
Speaker 1: got what he wanted every single time. It was always
Speaker 1: what he wanted, and when you didn't do what he wanted,
Speaker 1: there were consequences. He would be in a bad mode.
Speaker 1: He would create consequences. I'm not paying for your house anymore.
Speaker 1: You don't get to have a career anymore. All go
Speaker 1: on to another girl and fuck you. I'll leave you
Speaker 1: with nothing. We would see other patterns. If these girls
Speaker 1: were mostly willing, are always willing, and always having fun
Speaker 1: and always enjoying, you would see patterns of other things.
Speaker 1: You would see patterns of things that they wanted and
Speaker 1: that they enjoyed. These were all Ditty's fantasies. No was
Speaker 1: never an option in Ditty's world and is someone that
Speaker 1: works for him and is an insider. Marinekomi is absolutely
Speaker 1: one hundred percent correct. No was never an option with Ditty.
Speaker 1: Diddy knew what he was doing. He's a billionaire, she says.
Speaker 1: He's not a dummy. He knows what he was doing.
Speaker 1: He knows what's criminal and he knows what's not. That's
Speaker 1: why he was having all the girls do most of
Speaker 1: the work, and that's why he was having all of
Speaker 1: his co conspirators running around doing most of the work.
Speaker 1: Sex trafficking is about getting someone to say yes through
Speaker 1: illegal means, fourth fraud, coercion. One time is all you need,
Speaker 1: and there's been way more than one time that has
Speaker 1: been established during this trial. That's where we're at so far,
Speaker 1: and we shall see y'all, love you, see you later.