13.05.2025 10:40
The lawsuit against rap superstar Sean 'Diddy' Combs, which began in New York, started with shocking allegations. It was claimed that Combs forced women into drug-fueled sex parties and recorded these moments. Prosecutors stated that Combs had been running a 'criminal enterprise' for decades and helped cover up the crimes of those around him.
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The case of rap superstar Sean "Diddy" Combs began in New York. In court, it was alleged that Combs forced women into drug-fueled sex parties for days and recorded these moments.
Prosecutors stated that Combs ran a "criminal enterprise" for decades and helped cover up the crimes of those around him. Shocking allegations were made, including that the famous rapper brutally assaulted his ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura, dangled a woman from a balcony, and attempted to set another man's car on fire.
It was reported that he used violence against women who refused to participate in these sex parties, referred to as "Crazy Parties." Prosecutor Emily Johnson said, "During this trial, you will learn about the defendant's 20 years of crimes."
Surprisingly, Combs' lawyers admitted that he had beaten some girlfriends but denied the sex trafficking charges. Attorney Teny Geragos claimed, "This case is about love, jealousy, infidelity, and money," suggesting that the alleged victims were only suing for money.
In court, a video was shown of Combs beating Ventura in a hotel corridor in 2016. The first witness, police officer Israel Florez, testified that he found Ventura scared and huddled in a corner on the day of the incident.
The second witness, male escort Daniel Phillip, detailed the "Crazy Parties" he attended with Combs and Ventura. He stated that these parties could last up to ten hours and that he was paid up to £4,500.
The 55-year-old Combs denies charges of organized crime, sex trafficking, and transportation for prostitution. If convicted, he could face life in prison. During the trial, Combs' mother and six children were present in the courtroom.
The trial, expected to last two months, plans for three or four women accusers to testify. The case reveals how Combs' once-bright career has entered a dark period.
The court proceedings continue.
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