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Diddy’s 4 Most Damning Witnesses So Far, From an Anonymous Assistant to a Hotel Security Guard
The most damning witnesses testifying against Sean 'Diddy' Combs include an anonymous former assistant and a hotel security guard.
Diddy trial recap
Sean “Diddy” Combs’s federal sex-trafficking trial continued on Day 21 with anonymous witness “Jane” under cross-examination over ‘hotel nights’ and text messages.
Who is testifying in the Diddy trial? Cassie, Kid Cudi, more who have taken the stand
With Sean "Diddy" Combs' criminal trial now in its fourth week, the jury has heard from a slew of witnesses. Here's who's taken the stand so far.
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What's happened during the Diddy trial? Day-by-day recap
From Cassie describing "freak-offs" to Kid Cudi recounting his car's firebombing, here's a day-by-day recap of the Diddy trial, with evidence photos and court sketches included:
Diddy’s former employee takes witness stand in rapper’s sex trafficking trial
Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ New York trial for sex trafficking and racketeering is in its fourth week of testimony. The jury has heard from the rapper’s ex Cassie Ventura, Kid Cudi, and multiple former employees.
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Diddy Trial's Most Disturbing Claims: Week Five Breakdown
The fifth week of testimony kicks off with the continuing testimony of a former Sean "Diddy" Combs girlfriend on the stand anonymously under the pseudonym "Jane."
Diddy trial recap: Ex-girlfriend Jane describes him as a 'cuckolder'
After three days of testifying, a woman going by "Jane" began cross-examination by Diddy's lawyers on June 10. Here's what happened in court.
Diddy’s lawyer makes ex read their texts until she broke down crying
A defense lawyer for hip-hop entrepreneur Sean “Diddy” Combs had his ex-girlfriend read aloud a slew of loving text messages she’d sent him over the past few years until she broke down in tears Wednesday on the witness stand.
Dr. Phil Makes Stunning Prediction About Diddy Trial
Diddy may walk free if the judge agrees with Dr. Phil McGraw’s claim that prosecutors failed to meet the legal burden in the federal trial.
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