Speaker 1: Hello everyone, It's Wednesday, May twenty first time Amy Roboc
Speaker 1: along with my partner TJ. Holmes, and as we record
Speaker 1: this podcast, it is another day of testimony. It is
Speaker 1: underway in the Sean Diddycombs trial that's happening just a
Speaker 1: few blocks from us here in Lower Manhattan. And yeah,
Speaker 1: we are in the full swing of the second full
Speaker 1: week of testimony in the Diddy trial. And as we've
Speaker 1: been doing here on this podcast, we're going to update
Speaker 1: you on the latest full day of testimony that's already
Speaker 1: in the books. And yesterday's full day, how would you
Speaker 1: describe it, TJ?
Speaker 2: It included testimony about viagra pills that Sean Combs took
Speaker 2: that were in the shape of President Obama's face. That's
Speaker 2: what yesterday was. That detail came out. So guys, the
Speaker 2: word that's another day of doozyes on the witness stand.
Speaker 2: We're talking about such serious stuff, but we got so
Speaker 2: many details like this, little details that were just kind
Speaker 2: of mind blowing. But the main people understand, yesterday you
Speaker 2: had a Homeland Security agent, you had Casie Ventura's mom,
Speaker 2: and then you had this male escort who goes by
Speaker 2: the name Punisher.
Speaker 3: All of them were on the stand.
Speaker 2: So I don't know how you go about this stuff
Speaker 2: is it's heartbreaking, it's difficult to hear, and it's jaw dropping.
Speaker 3: Well someone makes you scratch you. Hey, we'll get into
Speaker 3: this later.
Speaker 2: But yes, viagra pills in the shape of President Obama's face.
Speaker 4: How they were ecstasy pills?
Speaker 1: I think it's ecstasy pills in the shape of Barack
Speaker 1: Obama's face.
Speaker 4: But there were so.
Speaker 1: Many pills and drugs, and they called it medicines. He
Speaker 1: had a medicine bag filled with all these pills. And
Speaker 1: I think a lot of people were taking these pills
Speaker 1: and didn't even know which ones they were taking. That's
Speaker 1: viagra and ecstasy all in one.
Speaker 2: That detail is just wild. Why do we have Why
Speaker 2: is anybody making pills in the shape of president?
Speaker 1: I had to read that in a couple of different
Speaker 1: publications to make sure I was reading it correctly.
Speaker 2: See, we're caught up on that. That's not even the
Speaker 2: that's not the biggest deal in here. But you're learning
Speaker 2: these things about the life, the lifestyle, the world. We've
Speaker 2: talked to a lot of people said, this is a
Speaker 2: different world. You cannot even begin to understand. Once you
Speaker 2: get in this guy's orbit. So we got a lot
Speaker 2: about that yesterday.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and it's all unraveling in a courtroom for the
Speaker 1: world to hear. And I think there is a collective
Speaker 1: jaw drop just from every day what is trickling out.
Speaker 1: But yeah, the day started with David James, the former
Speaker 1: assistant to Diddy.
Speaker 4: And he described what his job was.
Speaker 1: It was basically to make sure the environment surrounding Diddy
Speaker 1: was exactly as Diddy wanted it, and that included prepping
Speaker 1: hotel rooms for him before these freakofs took place. And
Speaker 1: he said he had to make sure there were forty
Speaker 1: different types of skin care products available for Diddy in
Speaker 1: these hotel rooms. He had to make sure that there
Speaker 1: was fresh underwear.
Speaker 3: Like what other kind would there be?
Speaker 2: But yes, they say fresh fresh underwear.
Speaker 1: Yeah, just because you know you might need like multiple
Speaker 1: need a change you Oh my goodness.
Speaker 4: And that's just ew iPads slides.
Speaker 2: Maybe he likes hokahs like I do. Yes, his shoes
Speaker 2: he had to have a particular pair of slides in there.
Speaker 4: Apple sauce.
Speaker 2: Now that got me. I fell the detail later, like, okay,
Speaker 2: that's his snack of choice.
Speaker 3: And you like it. Maybe it has a lot of sugar.
Speaker 1: It helps recharged when you're in a four day sex
Speaker 1: spreakoff party.
Speaker 2: But the attorney said later Sean Diddy Combs likes to
Speaker 2: put apple sauce on his cheeseburgers. Okay, that detail came out.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's what.
Speaker 1: Jello Fiji water, not just any kind of water. And yes,
Speaker 1: this medicine bag that we were just referencing with up
Speaker 1: to forty different pill bottles, including meds to increase his
Speaker 1: sperm count. And yes, some of the pills did have
Speaker 1: Obama's face stamped on it.
Speaker 4: I read ecstasy, you read viagra.
Speaker 1: Maybe it was both, maybe it was a little I
Speaker 1: don't even understand what that's all about.
Speaker 2: Does it matter? I really have that question. This is
Speaker 2: a freak off and Obama's face is in the pill bag?
Speaker 3: What is this?
Speaker 2: President Obama deals with a lot of stuff, a lot
Speaker 2: of heat from Republicans, a lot of criticism. This has
Speaker 2: got to hurt worse than all of.
Speaker 5: It associated with this way to say keep my name
Speaker 5: out of your mouth, keep my face out of your mouth.
Speaker 4: Basically is what.
Speaker 2: That was, which can mean a whole lot of things.
Speaker 3: We talked about free cast. This is insanity.
Speaker 2: So yes, we're hung up on that detail for weird Rea,
Speaker 2: but yes, you can't help but think.
Speaker 3: What was going on in theess?
Speaker 2: All right, the David James, the assistant and can you
Speaker 2: have you seen how old is this fellow?
Speaker 4: He looks like he's in mid.
Speaker 2: Okay, so a really young at the time, he was
Speaker 2: probably his early twenties.
Speaker 5: Yes, many years.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was one of his first jobs.
Speaker 1: I think he was, you know, went in for the interview,
Speaker 1: gave I I think there was a report that he
Speaker 1: said he repeated back one of Ditty's wrap lines to
Speaker 1: him and that got Diddy to say, you know I
Speaker 1: want you So.
Speaker 2: How exciting must it have been for this young kid
Speaker 2: say I am working for Sean Combs. How exciting was that?
Speaker 2: And this is the stuff he ends up doing, buying
Speaker 2: baby oil, condoms and lubricants. Now, he bought a bunch
Speaker 2: of stuff for these parties, but in particular when it
Speaker 2: came to the baby oil, to the condoms, to the lubricants,
Speaker 2: the astroglad and all that stuff, he said he was
Speaker 2: not reimbursed by the company. He was paid cash out
Speaker 2: of a Louisvuitton bag that did he like to carry around.
Speaker 2: But the other things medicine and snacks things, I guess
Speaker 2: that look more official on a receipt that he actually
Speaker 2: was reimbursed from the company Bad Boy. So even that detail,
Speaker 2: as you know he was thinking about somebody was thinking
Speaker 2: about keeping things separate.
Speaker 1: Yes, and to that point you ask, why do all
Speaker 1: of these details matter. I mean, yes, they're salacious, Yes
Speaker 1: they're headline grabbing, But what the prosecution is actually doing
Speaker 1: is trying to establish that racketeering charge that they have
Speaker 1: against Ditty, which would require that they.
Speaker 4: Show he had people doing his illegal bidding.
Speaker 1: We even heard James testify that he went to a
Speaker 1: yacht in Santrup. How do you say it, Sentrope, Yes,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, Sanrope, to go get cocaine off of a
Speaker 1: yacht to bring it back to Ditty. So he's talking
Speaker 1: about how he's having him go do massively illegal things
Speaker 1: for him.
Speaker 3: This is your job.
Speaker 2: I mean you kind of your heart goes out. Yes,
Speaker 2: he's a grown man. He could amaze a decision to
Speaker 2: say I'm not doing this. But we talk about just
Speaker 2: how iconic, how powerful this guy was. Can you tell
Speaker 2: him no, are you going to give up an opportunity
Speaker 2: to work for this guy, to make it in the industry,
Speaker 2: just for the sake of you know what, I'm not
Speaker 2: going to go pick up your cocaine.
Speaker 3: I quit.
Speaker 2: That's hard to think a twenty something year old kid
Speaker 2: would do. So I know there's a bit criticism, but
Speaker 2: that is part of the story. They didn't feel like
Speaker 2: they had a choice. So many people in his world,
Speaker 2: including Cassie, including its assistance.
Speaker 1: Until he said he absolutely feared for his life. And
Speaker 1: that was when he saw he testified that he saw.
Speaker 1: Did he grab guns and rush over to some diner
Speaker 1: because some of his inner circles saw apparently one of
Speaker 1: his RAHP nemesis, sug Night, sug Knight, And he was
Speaker 1: in the car with him and thought, what am I doing?
Speaker 1: What is happening right now? And that's when he realized
Speaker 1: he was in. I don't know why that took him
Speaker 1: to realize that he was in way over his head,
Speaker 1: but he wanted out after.
Speaker 2: That, so he's gotten I couldn't imagine that all these
Speaker 2: years later he'd be sitting up on a stand testifying
Speaker 2: to so much of what he saw. I was expecting
Speaker 2: another witness yesterday, of course, Regina Ventura. Cassie Ventura's mom, Cassie,
Speaker 2: of course, the ex of Diddy, who spent four or
Speaker 2: three four days on the stand testifying to what she
Speaker 2: went through in her relationship Regina. The mom took videos,
Speaker 2: excuse me, videos and of her daughter's injuries that were
Speaker 2: leisurely caused by combes. I was expecting Rome's a full
Speaker 2: day of testimony from her, and she wasn't up there
Speaker 2: very long. But the time she was up there, she
Speaker 2: gave some pretty damning testimony.
Speaker 1: It was impactful and she absolutely corroborated what her daughter
Speaker 1: testified to last week. But she talked about we thought
Speaker 1: this was an interesting word that she used. She used
Speaker 1: the word memorialize. She said they took the pictures of
Speaker 1: Cassie's injuries bruises on her back, on her shoulders, to
Speaker 1: memorialize the injuries she says, her daughter sustained from Ditty
Speaker 1: and it's just see the pictures everywhere.
Speaker 2: She also Telfia, I mean, you have two daughter, You're
Speaker 2: a woman with two girls. I mean to imagine what
Speaker 2: that mom had to go through to see her daughter
Speaker 2: suffering in that way and was trying to get her
Speaker 2: out in some way, and her daughter. She know her
Speaker 2: daughter's going through it, so she's helping her document it.
Speaker 1: And I'm sure as a mom, of course she wanted
Speaker 1: to call police. Of course, she wanted to make sure
Speaker 1: that this this man could never harm her daughter again.
Speaker 1: And yet she was told, and she testified to this
Speaker 1: that Cassie sends her an email saying, I have to
Speaker 1: deal with this man because he has videos of me.
Speaker 1: He has videos of me in sexual acts, and he
Speaker 1: is now threatening to release these videos unless mom and dad,
Speaker 1: you pay him twenty thousand dollars because he claims he's
Speaker 1: lost that's how much he's lost from my career, and
Speaker 1: you need to reimburse him. And so here is this woman,
Speaker 1: reginavnt Or her mother, who has been documenting abuse. She
Speaker 1: claims she's seen from Ditty against her daughter and now
Speaker 1: has to take a home equity loan out on her
Speaker 1: own home because she doesn't have twenty thousand dollars laying around.
Speaker 1: So she has to take a loan out against her
Speaker 1: house and wires Diddy twenty thousand dollars to make sure
Speaker 1: he does not release these videos of her daughter.
Speaker 2: And it didn't work. He didn't release the videos. But
Speaker 2: she thought there was a way to get her out
Speaker 2: of a situation. She thought it was a way to
Speaker 2: maybe even free her daughter of course from this guy,
Speaker 2: and send the money they send him back in five
Speaker 2: days and that was that was that, and it's.
Speaker 1: Kind of like continued, I got her and she's still mine,
Speaker 1: and that's that's kind of just probably getting the money back.
Speaker 1: It was probably the scariest, most heartbreaking thing ever because
Speaker 1: now she knew he wasn't going away.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know what if that, if this is true,
Speaker 2: what a power play to say, I'm gonna let you
Speaker 2: out of it. But you know what, here's your money back.
Speaker 2: It almost feels like there's nothing you can do now.
Speaker 1: Oh my sear, I just sank to think about that.
Speaker 1: And she says she felt physically ill, physically ill. And
Speaker 1: then she even testified that she and Diddy got into
Speaker 1: a in her words, a physical fight. She said his bodyguard,
Speaker 1: d Rock, actually got in between them. But this all
Speaker 1: happened because she said Diddy took her daughter's phone from
Speaker 1: her and she wanted her daughter's phone back. She said
Speaker 1: she was yelling, screaming, and trying to hit him. I
Speaker 1: believe police recalled in this incident as well, and she
Speaker 1: said finally he gave the.
Speaker 4: Phone back to Cassie. But then days later she says
Speaker 4: he took her.
Speaker 1: Car away, just basically making her so in, you know,
Speaker 1: unable to leave, unable to call, unable to communicate.
Speaker 4: I mean, this is some scary, scary stuff.
Speaker 2: And you just hear one. It's always the case, right.
Speaker 2: You hear the prosecution one side interview a witness and
Speaker 2: you go, oh my goodness, wow, they really nailed it.
Speaker 2: And then you hear the cross examination you go, oh wow,
Speaker 2: the defense really came in. And now in this one,
Speaker 2: the defense had nothing. They refused to cross examine the mom.
Speaker 2: They said, we don't have any questions and moved on.
Speaker 2: What could they ask her? Like, what could you really do?
Speaker 2: Here's a she might be a more sympathetic figure, not
Speaker 2: than Cassie for a different reason, because more people can
Speaker 2: relate to what a mom was possibly going through than
Speaker 2: the daughter was going through.
Speaker 3: But that was they said, no, what are you gonna do?
Speaker 3: What are you gonna say? How are you gonna do anything?
Speaker 4: Everyone has a mom.
Speaker 1: Everyone on that jury has a mom, and a lot
Speaker 1: of them are moms, and so yes, the only thing
Speaker 1: the defense attorney said to Regina Ventura was I don't
Speaker 1: have any questions for you.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 2: And as much as we've gone through right here in
Speaker 2: what she said in testimony, it lasted less than half hour.
Speaker 2: She was not up there long as important of a
Speaker 2: witness as she appeared to be. She was only up
Speaker 2: there half hour and her testimony is done. But the next,
Speaker 2: oh boy, the next one. This is the one we've
Speaker 2: been hearing about. The next person who just to stand
Speaker 2: was the one Robes that they we only knew up
Speaker 2: to this point, at least publicly, was being talked about
Speaker 2: as the punisher. But the punisher has a real name.
Speaker 4: Yes, it's Scharre Hayes. He's a male escort today.
Speaker 1: He's fifty one years old, but he's been doing male
Speaker 1: escorting for thirty years. He was first hired, he says,
Speaker 1: back in twenty twelve.
Speaker 4: But he said it.
Speaker 1: Was just to do a I believe Cassie, he said,
Speaker 1: called her and said she was just looking for, you know,
Speaker 1: an exotic dancer. So he thought he was going to
Speaker 1: be putting on a performance, but it turned into a
Speaker 1: freak off and when he got there, she was in
Speaker 1: a robe. She just said, Hey, my husband likes to
Speaker 1: watch me have sex with other men. So he put
Speaker 1: on baby oil. She put on baby oil. And he
Speaker 1: had no idea that a naked man who walked into
Speaker 1: the room and sat in the corner with a cover
Speaker 1: over his head, he said, with just the eyes showing.
Speaker 2: He described it as a veil like a Muslim woman
Speaker 2: would wear.
Speaker 1: So the man's naked, a man with a Muslim like
Speaker 1: veil over his head goes and sits in the corner.
Speaker 1: He has no idea that this is Sean diddy Comb.
Speaker 2: See that extra detail. For me, that's wild. What a
Speaker 2: scene in a room.
Speaker 4: That's scary. I would be scored for my life.
Speaker 1: And so I'm wondering if he had fear because he
Speaker 1: said that Cassie told him this is what he testified
Speaker 1: not to look at her husband, not to even look
Speaker 1: over at him or regard him or communicate with him
Speaker 1: in any way. However, he testified that the story figure
Speaker 1: was communicating with Cassie on what to do, how to
Speaker 1: do it, what angle to be at, what he wanted
Speaker 1: to see.
Speaker 3: This is.
Speaker 2: And look, we've heard a lot about the free calls.
Speaker 2: We've been getting details from testimony and reporting and police
Speaker 2: reports and all this stuff. That detail for some reason
Speaker 2: about him wearing that covering over his head kind of
Speaker 2: creaked me out. We've seen a lot of horror movies.
Speaker 1: I was just going to say that I think we
Speaker 1: have seen too many horror movies that if you ever
Speaker 1: walked into a scene like that, I mean, look, I
Speaker 1: can't imagine anyone who's an exotic dancer, or a male
Speaker 1: or a female escort. Escort probably has a lot of
Speaker 1: stories to tell. Because you're walking into someone's hotel room.
Speaker 1: That's a scary thing in and of itself. But now
Speaker 1: to see a scene like this and it's not what
Speaker 1: you expected. You're told one thing, you come in and
Speaker 1: it's a completely different thing. But they initially gave him
Speaker 1: eight hundred bucks cash right away, and so that probably
Speaker 1: may have been persuasive. And then at the end of
Speaker 1: this first one, they gave him another twelve hundred and
Speaker 1: he did keep coming back for how many.
Speaker 2: I'm ten he set up to ten. He thinks he
Speaker 2: did now. He didn't know who it was. Initially, he
Speaker 2: said he didn't. Even though he saw and was there
Speaker 2: with Cassie, he didn't know who she was. He didn't
Speaker 2: necessarily recognize her as some up and coming star.
Speaker 4: She had a wig on, I think a wig on
Speaker 4: and in a robe.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he didn't know found out because he's sitting in
Speaker 2: the hotel room waiting and anybody he was checked into
Speaker 2: a hotel something they do these days. You turn on
Speaker 2: the TV and don't have a greeting that has your
Speaker 2: name up there. And this one said, the Essex House
Speaker 2: would like to welcome mister Sean Combs.
Speaker 4: Can you imagine what went through his mind in that moment.
Speaker 2: He said he's a fan of the guy. He didn't
Speaker 2: know what to do, but he obviously continued on. This
Speaker 2: is the first one that was in twenty twelve, and
Speaker 2: this went through twenty sixteen, he said in the Times.
Speaker 2: But he said the Essex House robes. I did not
Speaker 2: put this together Essex House twenty twelve. I lived in
Speaker 2: that apartment in that hotel areas. I kid, you're not
Speaker 2: I lived there. I was working doing a show here
Speaker 2: in New York. I still have my house in Atlanta,
Speaker 2: and the place they put me up for that year
Speaker 2: while I worked in New York and going back and
Speaker 2: forth was an apartment in the Essex House.
Speaker 4: You are just telling me this right now.
Speaker 3: I didn't know.
Speaker 2: The Essex House was at the center of this business.
Speaker 2: It's on Central Park South.
Speaker 4: You were there when this was going down.
Speaker 3: And I didn't know that. Wow, but you you don't.
Speaker 3: There was never any indication.
Speaker 2: I mean, this is New York. You got stars and
Speaker 2: busy things always. Stuff is always happening. But the exact
Speaker 2: timeline he's talking about is exactly when I was a
Speaker 2: resident there in an apartment.
Speaker 4: Now that's freaking to use a bad word there, But
Speaker 4: I'm thinking.
Speaker 2: Back now to did I see something weird? Did I
Speaker 2: see more security around? Did I see anything out of place?
Speaker 2: And I cannot remember that being the case. But how
Speaker 2: many people in New York? How many of us were
Speaker 2: I guess you're walking right past and not see.
Speaker 4: You never know what we're going on inside those rooms.
Speaker 3: You never know.
Speaker 1: The punisher, the male escort, described the rooms he would
Speaker 1: walk into. He said, first of all, these freak offs
Speaker 1: started around two or three o'clock in the morning. He
Speaker 1: said they would go for a day. The room would
Speaker 1: be lit with electric candles. The furniture, he said, was
Speaker 1: all covered with sheets, and he said, you would start
Speaker 1: on the couch with.
Speaker 4: The baby oil. And then this was really.
Speaker 1: Important for the defense because he says that he never
Speaker 1: got any indication that Cassie was uncomfortable or there against
Speaker 1: her will. And he says that he's a pretty good
Speaker 1: job at reading people. That's part of what he does.
Speaker 1: And he said it was certainly weird to be intimate
Speaker 1: with someone with her boyfriend or her husband in the corner,
Speaker 1: but it didn't seem like she didn't want to be there.
Speaker 2: That was a big part of the prosecution's case, talking
Speaker 2: about how much she didn't want to be there, she
Speaker 2: didn't want to participate, how much she was just doing
Speaker 2: it for him. This guy's testifying, there was no single
Speaker 2: indication that she was ever on comfortable.
Speaker 1: He said she would grimace a little bit and be
Speaker 1: seemingly annoyed when Diddy was overproducing, telling to them to
Speaker 1: stop or start, or to do this or don't do that.
Speaker 1: He could see she was a little annoyed, but that
Speaker 1: was the only thing he could see that was anything
Speaker 1: other than pleasure.
Speaker 4: That was telling.
Speaker 1: He also said the last time he was invited back
Speaker 1: was in twenty sixteen, and what happened. He said he
Speaker 1: actually had a hard time performing because it was just
Speaker 1: when you start to get interrupted so much, he said
Speaker 1: it was actually hard to stay in the moment and
Speaker 1: to stay well, I guess the word is erect at
Speaker 1: that point.
Speaker 4: And once that happened, he was never invited back.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there for something, But his testimony was rather incredible
Speaker 2: to listen to. Again, we've heard a lot about free calls,
Speaker 2: but some of the details that come out, and look,
Speaker 2: they are selacious and the headlines are will be a
Speaker 2: little I mean, you talk about tabloid headlines, they pluck
Speaker 2: out sometimes some of the worst sounding things. But this
Speaker 2: UF is a part of a criminal investigation. This stuff
Speaker 2: is relevant in proving a case against the guy that
Speaker 2: they said is essentially a mob boss and some of
Speaker 2: the charges he's facing. So that's why some of the
Speaker 2: details are coming out. That's why some of these details
Speaker 2: are important. The other person that was on the stand,
Speaker 2: Homeland Security agent, got up and he was in charge
Speaker 2: of the searchers at did He's Miami home and talked
Speaker 2: about the things he found, guns and whatnot. But he
Speaker 2: was the other person that ended up on the stand.
Speaker 2: But a lot of people looking forward to today and
Speaker 2: possibly tomorrow who might be coming to the stand robes
Speaker 2: and the prosecutor said, yep, we're gonna call.
Speaker 4: Him Kid Cutty.
Speaker 1: That is the rapper who was also briefly dating Cassie Ventura.
Speaker 1: And this is the same person who, according to Cassie's testimony,
Speaker 1: did he was extremely upset with when he found messages
Speaker 1: back and forth between Kid Cutty and Cassie and.
Speaker 2: Actually a freak off.
Speaker 1: During a freak off, then, according to Cassie, threatened to
Speaker 1: blow up Kid Cutty's car, and wouldn't you know it,
Speaker 1: kid Cutty's car blew up.
Speaker 3: It's coincidence, I'm sure, just a coincidence.
Speaker 1: But we're going to hear directly from Kid Cutty, who
Speaker 1: was going to take the stand. Also, we know that
Speaker 1: Ditty's former chef is expected to testify today, and going
Speaker 1: back to his former assistant, David James, he said that
Speaker 1: he refused to make a nine to one one call
Speaker 1: regarding this chef because he testified Diddy asked him to
Speaker 1: call nine one one saying that the chef assaulted Ditty,
Speaker 1: and he said he refused to make the call because
Speaker 1: he did not want to be charged with making a
Speaker 1: false police report.
Speaker 4: So we will hear.
Speaker 1: From the chef herself on the stand to see what
Speaker 1: she says happened when she was fired.
Speaker 2: I well testimony and continues. Of course, this week was
Speaker 2: at last week, I believe the prosecution said they were
Speaker 2: on pace to do their whole case in six weeks.
Speaker 2: So then the whole thing is supposed to take eight weeks.
Speaker 2: Right now, what we're saying, they seem to be on
Speaker 2: track and seem to be on schedule least for what
Speaker 2: they try to do.
Speaker 1: I will not even imagine what else we are going
Speaker 1: to hear and who else we are going to hear from.
Speaker 1: But it has been riveting, it has been eye opening,
Speaker 1: and it has been disconcerting to say the least. But
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