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May 12, 2025 - MyronGainesX
01:10:09
Former Fed Explains Diddy Trial Day 1
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Let's just go through the facts, Nijes.
Hey, guys, sorry for the delay, man.
I literally, what ended up happening, chat, what ended up happening was a lot of shit happened.
Let me get my notebook over here.
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And I got Andrew recording.
And look at Frank right here.
Frank got his little NYPD NYPD vest.
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The internet is like all the way up.
Maybe I'll try it on the other phone next time.
But anyway.
So, okay.
So let's go through behind me, guys.
If you see the federal courthouse, it's literally right there.
We're on 500 Pearl Street.
Okay.
You can see all the media, right?
Setting up and everything else from before.
This whole thing, guys, when I came this morning, it was lined up with people all over the place.
Okay.
And again, apologize for the choppiness of the video, but we're going to give you guys what really went down because I was there in the courtroom.
My wife said everything happened.
So the first thing you guys need to know is that press is everywhere, right?
Literally, I came here at like six.
There was one going down to the end of the block.
Okay.
Absolutely wild.
The other thing is that obviously this is a very high profile case, guys.
I would say this is probably going to be the most high profile case in hip-hop history, at least for the next like 10, 20 years, easily.
Okay.
We got someone here who literally ran the industry in the early 2000s.
Anyone that's a little bit older is going to understand like how much power this guy had and how much influence.
The trial, obviously, is for very serious charges.
We're talking about sex trafficking, interstate trafficking.
There's a bunch of violence in the case, violence, beating on the girl, arson, all this other stuff, right?
And they talked about this in the opening statement.
So let's kind of go through.
So as I was waiting there, the family showed up at around 9.30.
Okay.
I saw the whole family.
It was like 20 of them, right?
He has twins.
Yeah.
Well, yeah, the light-skinned brother and then the dark-skinned brother.
They came and they were all coming in holding hands, you know, showing solidarity and stuff like that.
They showed up around 9.30.
So the judge finally showed up and addressed the court at around 9.35 a.m.
All six AUSAs were there.
There's six AUSAs on this case, guys.
Six prosecutors.
That's unheard of.
Okay.
I remember when I used to do my cases, big case, maybe two or three at the most.
Maybe some other guys that helped, but there were six at the table.
Okay.
Six AUSAs at the table.
Unheard of.
Diddy had about seven to eight of his own attorneys though.
While he had a, yeah, he had eight attorneys.
Brian Steele was there too, which I'm going to talk about Brian Steele a little bit.
Brian Steele, for those that are unaware, is the prosecutor.
Excuse me, prosecutor.
The defense attorney that got Young Togo on his big Rico case a couple of years back.
So the number one thing that they started, so right off the rip, the defense challenged the government because the government struck like seven witnesses.
And the reason why the government struck them, right, the defense sledge, oh, they got rid of seven black jurors.
This is messed up because jury selection was today, guys.
They have to finish up jury selection.
So the way jury selection works, guys, is they have a bunch of jurors.
They have like 45 of them, right?
They need to whittle it down to about, I think, 12 to 18, right?
They need 12 and then alternates, right?
Now, the thing is, is that the government, right, when the defense was complaining, saying, oh, they got rid of these jurors because they're black, the government actually had good reasons for why.
Like, for example, one of them son was like a gang member that did a significant amount of time.
Another one was married to a guy who did a significant amount of time in prison.
Another one got arrested for harassing a cop and lied.
So a lot of people that were very questionable, okay, with these jurors.
They lied during the void error.
They lied about certain things about themselves.
And then some of these jurors actually, like one of them, for example, which really stood out, he claimed that he would lose 30% of his income, but still wanted to be a juror.
So the prosecution got rid of him because they were like, yeah, this dude has ulterior motives.
Keep in mind, guys, very common where jurors will want to be on there just so they can write a book, so they can sell it to the news, right?
So they can go ahead and make a bunch of money because doing this allows them to, you know, really exploit the system because this is obviously a huge case.
So what else?
So it was at this point, right?
So when the defense went ahead and said, hey, you know, they struck seven of our jurors because they're black.
When the defense said that the AUSA came and systematically rattled out why each of the jurors was dismissed, and they had good reasons, right?
And that's when it kind of hit me.
I was like, oh, God.
Like this AUSA, guys, the lead AUSA on this case, very fucking sharp.
Like, you know, and I can tell, you know, because I've worked with literally hundreds of prosecutors when I was on the job myself.
This prosecutor here, the one that's winning this thing, she's very good.
Very, very good.
You know, which makes sense because obviously, you know, if you're an AUSA in the Southern District of New York, you're going to be one of the best, right?
Keep in mind, guys, it's not easy to become a federal prosecutor, right?
Typically, people work their way up.
They become a defense attorney for a little bit, like a public defender, then maybe an ADA for the state.
But it's very difficult to become an AUSA.
Now, do you get paid the most?
No, you can make more in the private sector.
But the experience that you get from being an AUSA is unparalleled.
Very hard job to get.
And then this is one of the most prestigious United States Attorneys offices in the country.
So she was very sharp, very, very sharp.
Because obviously that's a very serious accusation to make because they obviously made sure to say, yeah, racism.
Seven jurors that are black.
And she went through each one why they disqualified them.
Criminal records, the guy that had the that you know is going to lose 30% of his revenue.
But so they'll still stay.
They thought that was a little weird.
He also lied to them during the void there.
Some of them had some issues with not being honest.
So yeah.
Anyway, so they got rid of him.
So once they got this done, pretty much they seated the jury, guys.
After they got that done, at 10:15 a.m., they had the jury seated.
Okay.
The judge gave jury instructions.
He estimated this trial is going to take about eight weeks.
Okay.
And they think that they're going to try to finish before July 4th.
Here's the code.
They want to finish before July 4th, but that's going to be difficult.
He gave them basically instructions.
You know, statements, arguments, objections are not necessarily evidence.
Okay.
It's their job to listen to the arguments and stuff and see who's more compelling.
Also, he spent a significant amount of time telling them to look at the way the witnesses tell the stories.
Are the witnesses credible?
That's what matters, right?
Which I've explained to you.
If you guys watch Fed Reacts, you guys already know.
I tell you guys all the time about witness credibility.
That is literally everything.
If they get caught lying on the stand, they lose credibility, right?
He talked about the witnesses that were going to come in.
At this point, they kind of revealed who some of the key witnesses are going to be, okay?
Which is going to be Cassie and a girl named Jane.
Okay.
Basically, so let's see here.
All right.
So they went over the witness, the jury instruction, right?
After the jury instruction, now we're going to get into opening statements.
This is where shit gets crazy.
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Now, let me go ahead and check the chat, make sure everything is good.
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I'm monitoring the chat, and I'm also going to be monitoring the super chats as well.
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Okay.
So let's get into the opening statements, guys.
So they seated the jury.
Jury instructions are done.
The prosecution overcame the defense trying to say that they're racist.
Okay.
Now let's get into opening statements.
So with opening statements, guys, the prosecution goes first.
And in the opening statements, their job is to outline the investigation, outline everything.
So basically, you know, she goes right after.
Now, again, this is not the same.
This is not the lead AUSA.
The blondie is the one that went ahead and gave these opening statements.
I'll get her name for you guys, chat, but I will get it for you.
But the blonde gave the opening statement.
She did a really fucking good job.
Really good job.
So, basically, in it, she goes and talks about how 20 years of crimes, he didn't do it alone.
He had a bodyguard, he committed arson, kidnapping, bribery, obstruction, and sex crimes.
Um, and then she goes into one night where he was hunting for Cassie because he found out that she was with another man.
He abused and he sexually harassed her.
And he also they went and talked about how he would basically, you know, have her have sex with other individuals and videotape with escorts.
Okay.
Um, so allegedly, on one night, and they made sure to talk about this one night in the uh in the opening statements.
Um, Diddy, after seeing another man with Cassie, got his bodyguard, grabbed the gun, and went looking for her, couldn't find her, okay.
Um, and what ended up happening is they had one of the employees that worked for him, uh, and they broke into her house and told her, Hey, I need you to do X, Y, Z, and she didn't want to do it.
Eventually, she cooperates and they're able to track Cassie down.
And what they basically said was this happens all the time.
Okay, they tried to illustrate him as a power-hungry, anger-driven, alcohol-fueled, drug-fueled boss that can't control his temper, working his employees to the bones, abusing them, utilizing his directors of staff, his bodyguard, et cetera, to conduct crimes.
So, old evidence show he created an empire, bad boy records.
Obviously, in many businesses, as you guys know, for those that don't know, you know, obviously, successful record label of bad boy, you couldn't avoid you literally couldn't, um, you couldn't turn on MTV without seeing this guy in the early 2000s shot.
This guy ran MTV in the 2000s, you know, in 2006.
I think he ran the marathon, the guy was all over in the early 2000s.
Obviously, as you get later on into the 2010s, 2020s, he stepped back a little bit, but he's still behind the scenes, making quite a bit of money.
He was involved with Siroc, he was killing it with reducing, you know, being involved in many different projects, music videos, et cetera.
So, made a bunch of money.
For those that don't know, guys, Diddy's a billionaire, okay?
Billionaire.
All right.
So, what they said was he basically relied on inner circle bodyguards, chiefs of staffs, guarded his reputation, got him everything that he wanted to include: drugs, sex parties with girls, escorts.
He had a whole network of male escorts, bodyguards.
Let's see here.
He was employed to deliver the drugs.
He transported women interstate and international for sex trafficking.
And he would coerce them to do so.
And then, here is the star.
Then the prosecution went into talking about who the two main witnesses are going to be: Cassie and a woman named Jane, who we met later on in 2020.
Okay.
And this, honestly, we saw this coming.
We knew Cassie was going to be the main witness chat.
I'm surprised she didn't hit the stand today, but I think she probably will tomorrow.
So they go into Cassie, right?
And with Cassie, they say freak offs where he would demand her to go to these, you know, hotels with him and have sex with random escorts, right?
A lot of times without protection.
And if she didn't, he would threaten to embarrass her, release the videos, destroy her career.
Mind you guys, he met her when she was 19.
He was her executive producer.
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Shout out to you guys, San W, Angie, for filming this for you.
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No worries.
So then they were dating for years, right?
So they also talked about how Diddy made her turn down deals.
He restricted her career.
She would make music every day, but he would basically not put it out, right?
And he told her, I don't want you to make music.
I don't want you to work.
He would give her money, lavish cars, lavish life, etc.
But he used it as a means of control.
This is what the prosecution is saying, child.
Remember, I'm giving you the guys the opening statements of what the prosecution is saying.
And the prosecution is going to obviously, you know, paint him in a certain line.
I'm going to give you what the defense says here in a second, right?
He blacked all their albums and he beat her.
Another instance that they gave in 2009, he stomped her face in an SUV.
And she had to sit in a hotel.
She had to stay in a hotel for like a week or two because he beat her so bad.
This is what was alleged in 2009.
Basically, they got an argument.
He threw her to the bottom of an SUV, like on the floorboard and fucking stomped her face.
Also, she said the prosecutor of the USA was saying how Cassie was booking escorts for freak offs.
Okay.
Once a week, they were doing this.
And these freak offs would last days, sometimes three to four days, so half a week.
So, once a week, three or four days a week, she's on drugs doing these freak offs that would last somewhere between one hour to multiple days.
And a freak off, oh, and she's like, What the hell's a freak off?
A freak off chat is basically where it's like a sex campaign.
It's a sex party, basically.
Okay, where he would bring, I wish you guys could see her face.
So, basically, what these freak offs were, guys, whatever.
He'd get a hotel.
She would be there with him.
As we're going to see later with one of the witnesses, I'm going to explain to you.
But basically, be a dark room.
They'd have it set up in certain ways with certain lights with themes, all this other stuff.
Babylon all over the place, right?
The baby always there, astroblad, all this stuff.
And he would hire escorts and he would be sitting there watching as she was having sex with these male escorts.
And he'd be in the corner, you know, kind of gooning, you know, goon diddy in the house, right?
So, this is what, of course, this is what, again, this is what the prosecution.
I want to stress here.
This is what the prosecution is alleging, Tom.
Okay.
Let's see here.
So, they were doing this once a week.
Now, they're also claiming he would beat her if she did it.
He beat her over and over.
If she didn't answer phone calls, if she wasn't obedient to him, if she doesn't listen to him, he would beat her.
If she took too long in the bathroom, he would beat her.
And he would also beat her if she left the freak off parties without telling you.
So, let's see here.
He threatened to destroy her career.
Oh, they also allege that if she didn't listen to what he said, he threatened to destroy her career and release the videos, which is interesting because we're going to get into what the defense says here in a second, okay?
Because they have a counter to this.
He told his dude freak off.
She couldn't say no.
They both had a bad relationship, but only did he have the power.
Basically, there was jealousy and vitriol in this relationship for a very long time.
They, you know, it was a very strong love-hate relationship.
Let's see here.
Okay, now let's get into Jane.
He met Jane in 2020.
She was a single mom.
Basically, she wanted a real relationship, but it never ended up getting there.
Okay.
He introduced Jane to freak offs on the day that he introduced her to freak offs.
Basically, he said, Hey, they had done some drugs and they had, you know, had sex all night and everything.
And he said, Hey, you want to do a freak off?
She's like, Oh, that sounds interesting.
That day, he didn't even wait.
He got like a, he got an escort and they did a freak off that day.
Um, and he has like this whole thing of male escorts by them.
He has like three or five of them that he deals with.
Yeah, crazy.
Um, so basically, um, and then from that point forward, they just kept doing these freak offs.
Um, and for her, now what the prosecution is saying is they're saying that she wanted something more and she did it to make him happy.
Um, and the guys often wouldn't wear condoms, she would be drunk.
She vomited one time while hooking up.
Um, then he told her to hurry up and smash another escort.
So, she was hooking up with one guy, right, on drugs, MDMA, because he would often give them MDMA so they could stay up all night.
She vomits, goes to the bathroom in between the session, and vomits.
He says, Hey, hurry up, and then tells her to go do the next guy.
Yeah, crazy, crazy.
I wish y'all could see Angie's faces with this.
This is it.
Is this okay?
I'm speechless.
So, let's see here.
They said all that today?
Yeah, this is all today.
This is just opening statements for the prosecution.
Wow.
Okay, let me look at chat.
That's wild.
Can you see the chat or no?
Yeah, I can.
You can't see what they're saying?
Okay.
You see what these ninjas are saying?
They're just rolling.
They're just trolling.
So, Gas 6969 said, Is there any chance Diddy can be free?
If so, how?
Well, wait till I get to the defense.
Guys, both sides are Diddy has a good defense team.
I'm going to talk about this in a little bit.
He has a very good defense team.
Ryan Steele was cooking today, one of the witnesses, and I'm going to talk to you guys about that as well.
Okay.
All right, let's get back to it.
So, all right, Frank, come back over here, buddy.
Frank, hey.
Good job.
He's having a blast watching people play here.
The guys play.
Frank's it.
Good job, buddy.
give me a pause okay So back to it.
Let's see here.
So same thing with Cassie.
Did he also plan to show the videos to Jane?
The relationship with Jane though was never public, chat.
There's a private relationship.
He got her a house.
She didn't have to work.
And he got her a car also.
But again, the prosecution alleged that, you know, he was giving her, he was, you know, financially niplani, is what they were saying.
And less than a year ago, and then they go into this big fight that they had, right?
So less than a year ago, Diddy shows up to the house and they get in a fight.
She hits him, right?
Prosecution doesn't say how she hit him, which I'm going to talk about when your defense comes in after.
But she hits him.
They get into a fight.
He hits her back.
He's chasing her around the house.
Leads to a big ass fight.
And then he basically told her, you're not going to fuck up my knife.
Called an escort and made her do a freak off on drugs again that night that they got into this fight.
Now, the defense is going to paint this in a different light, which I will tell you guys about, but I'm just telling you what the prosecution is saying, right?
Let's see here.
And then also, they mentioned a girl named Mia.
Okay, chat.
This girl is a girl that worked for Diddy.
Allegedly, Diddy raped her multiple times.
He didled her.
Okay.
They alleged that he would reach out for a skirt.
He would rape her while she was sleeping.
A bunch of crazy stuff.
Bunch of wild stuff.
Let's see.
Okay.
And then also, the prosecution talked about, you guys remember the famous video that CNN showed where he was in a hotel chasing her down with the white towel.
The prosecution said that they were going to bring the security guard where Diddy tried to pay the security guard off $100,000 to get rid of the video.
Okay.
Which he actually testified first, and we're going to talk about them.
Let's see here.
He would keep Cassie away in multiple houses whenever she got beaten for multiple days.
People would have to watch over her.
And then they go into the charges.
The charges are going to be obviously racketeering, kidnapping, arson, drug trafficking, sex trafficking, right?
Because that's racketeering encompasses a multitude of different crimes.
Next was their coercion and force for both Jane and for Cassie.
Those are going to be the two-star witnesses, chat, that they're going to allege this with.
Three, transporting Cassie Jane and the male escorts because the third charge is interstate transportation, right?
And I've explained to you guys before, interstate Nexus, right?
Once you travel interstate or you affect interstate Nexus, that's how the case becomes federal.
That's how they were able to take it over the state, right?
And then the witnesses are going to be Jane, Cassie Jane, Mia, this woman that worked for him that he allegedly raped.
Let's see here.
Other employees that bought drugs for him, male escorts.
And then also the government talked about the evidence that they have, which is going to be hotel flights, records, hotel damages, text messages, instructions, witnesses denying, sending him messages saying, hey, I don't want to do these free calls.
I'm insisting that they do the freak offs, videos of Diddy's freak offs, and then Diddy giving instructions during said freak offs.
That's going to be very graphic when that comes out.
When they start showing the freak off videos, they have the videos.
Yeah, they got some of the videos.
And the other thing, too, I will say, just the testimony today was very graphic.
One of the witnesses that came was, so two witnesses testified today, chat.
You had opening statements, and then the security guard at the Intercontinental Connector in Los Angeles for the incident that happened on March 5th, 2016.
And then one of the male prostitutes that used to have sex with Cashi testified to him.
Super graphic.
Even now, it's like, oh, but anyway, what else here?
And then they said how, then they said also that they're going to talk about the evidence that they found when they raided the house.
Hotel security, drugs, guns, high heels and costumes that he would make the women wear when they, because he would make Cassie and Jane wear certain costumes, lingerie, heels, all this other stuff.
They would have to perform like acts, sexual acts.
And it was all like you would, and Diddy would be there directing it, right?
Like on Saporno started thing while Masturbate.
So while going.
So, okay.
So that is the prosecution.
Okay.
That's the prosecution's opening statements.
Now let's get into the defense.
So I'll be honest with you guys.
Let me look at the chats here.
His family was there.
What was that?
His family was there?
Yes, his family.
They said everything.
They heard everything.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Diddy was there.
He was wearing a, as far as give you guys a demeanor of Diddy.
Diddy was there.
He's sitting surrounded by his attorneys.
I think he had seven or eight of them there with him.
He had his hair is white, straight white now.
He was wearing an oatmeal covered sweater with some beige slacks.
But he looks like a different guy.
You don't even recognize him.
He must be skinny now, right?
He must love.
He looks about the same.
Same.
So, okay, wow, let's see here.
Let's get into now.
Let's get into the defense, okay?
So, the defense gave opening statements after.
I'll be honest with you guys.
She started off weak, but then she started getting cooking a little bit, right?
Now, the defense, right, talked more about Diddy, you know, being a successful musician, you know, how he worked really hard to get to where he was at.
Um, started talking a bit more about his a lot about his character, right?
So, um, one thing that's interesting is that the lawyer did have him stand, um, you know, and kind of say hello to the jury, right?
Um, which I thought was, you know, the goal with this guy's was to humanize Diddy.
That was the goal because obviously the prosecution made him look like an enemy, right?
They made him look really bad.
So, the goal was to talk about how he was a family man, he uh, you know, he built up a business, he got it out the mud.
Also, the other thing they wanted to do was to show, which is very important, what the defense was doing with the opening statement was their stance was this isn't sex trafficking, this is a bad relationship, domestic violence that the government is trying to spin as a Rico sex trafficking kids.
Okay, that's what that's that's what it was.
So, um, so and the other thing, too, that was very interesting that the defense did here.
So, they said the prosecution will claim Diddy has a temper, drinks, and uses drugs, but we're gonna own it, which I thought was very interesting that they actually owned his bad temper, his drug use, um, abuse, violence.
They owned it.
The defense said, Yes, he did participate in this stuff, right?
Granted, they had to do this because the video came in of him chasing her down with a white towel.
But I did think it was interesting that they basically owned it.
Now, what they did, though, which was interesting, they juxtaposed that with so did he is owning the fact that he needs to take accountability for his actions, he could be a better man.
You know, he was hitting his girlfriends, using drugs, alcohol, etc.
But Cassie, Jane, and these other individuals were all consenting adults, they were all adults, they wanted to be with him.
Uh, they wildly wanted, they madly wanted to be with him.
Cassie with him for 11 years, Jane was with him for multiple years.
They talked about how after he broke up with Cassie in 2018, she came to the funeral of his former ex-wife, Kim Porter, um, when she passed away from pneumonia.
Uh, they talked about how Cassie was wildly jealous of Diddy, how she was living with her parents in Connecticut at the time the boss became.
They talked about how um Jane was wildly jealous of Diddy as well, as he would have other women.
And what pissed Jane off the most it's not near seeing if the cops don't pass by here.
See that look at that, yeah, they're doing a run club.
Well, right, like in Chinatown, by the way, guys, it's a bunch of Chinese people.
Oh, it's a bunch of Chinese people running, yeah.
Look, they're all Chinese.
I mean, they're all Asians.
Sorry, they didn't notice that they wanted to sound racist there.
They're Asians, all Asians.
Yeah, I'll tell you this.
I feel safe, I don't got to worry about enough with being a Chinatown.
So, anyway, um, so with Cassie, they painted her as a woman that was jealous, vitriol, um, you know, needed money because her career was starting to stall.
That's why she came up with a lawsuit.
Then, with Jane, they painted her as also jealous, angry.
And the big thing with Jane was Jane, Diddy didn't contact her unless it was for a sex boy.
You have chats, oh, chats, yeah, you have three chats.
Okay, I'll read a couple of these chats.
Um, Curtel says, uh, if she's on YouTube and it's not FNF beating, okay, Pierre says, Do this in the hotel.
I don't trust Europe, bro.
No, no, guys, this is a really good neighborhood.
This is a really good neighborhood.
We're in Chinatown, you know, poor house.
TPC, hey, bro, W Carburg, did anybody recognize you to hook you up to get you in there like a press pass or something?
Or do you know anybody that can hook you up with a press pass so that you can constantly be in there?
Yeah, yeah, I met a couple people.
I got recognized a bunch, which is you know, blessing to TPC.
Hopefully, she says, W Energy doesn't know what freak offs are.
Seems like Cassie couldn't even breathe without getting a beating.
Uh, Martin, from what you saw today, do you think Diddy has a good defense?
Yes, he has a very good, he has a competent defense team chat.
Half says, Competent defense team.
Um, so let's see here.
So, so, yeah, so the big thing, the defense was like, Did he take any accountability?
But his victims don't.
Um, the victims are adults.
What else?
Jealousy is a part of the victim's anger.
Um, they didn't like that he was that he had that he was uh polygamous chat.
Um, the defense started talking about how he had multiple women, he lied about having multiple women, that pissed the girls off.
And with Cassie, um, allegedly, she saw him leaving a hotel with a girl that she didn't like, and that's why she broke the relationship off in 2018.
Um, and how they had been together for 11 years, and this was going on the whole time.
So they kind of put the buck as if they passed the onus back to Cassie, right?
Then they said kinks are not illegal.
You know, Diddy has, yes, he has a strange sexual fetish, but that doesn't necessarily mean that he's a criminal.
They talked about how Diddy paid for their houses, their vacations, their lifestyle.
They talked about how Cassie was with Diddy for 11 years.
She broke up with her boyfriend at the time to be with Diddy while Diddy was married to Kim Porter.
And then she also went on to say how Diddy was both Diddy and Cassie were very jealous, Frank.
Sit two and shit.
He's sure stuff.
Yeah.
Sit.
Stay.
Good job.
So they talked about how they had a very toxic and jealous relationship and how both of them were very toxic and jealous of each other and how they would beat each other.
The violence was bilateral, is what they were saying.
Let's see here.
They addressed the video.
They addressed the March 5th, 2016 video.
And they said domestic violence is indefensible, but they wanted to make sure that when that video happened, guys, the defense claims that it was because Diddy saw something in her phone that he didn't like.
And that's why, if you guys noticed, when he knocked him over, he took her phone.
So they're claiming that this dispute between Diddy and Cassie was over something in her phone, not over a freak off, is what the defense was saying.
So they're saying, look, it's domestic violence.
It's indefensible.
However, it needs to be a proper context.
This is domestic violence, not sex trafficking.
That was something that they really wanted to harp on.
Oh, big piece of evidence here.
The defense said the freak off videos came from Cassie.
So I'm going to say that again, Chat.
The defense, and I'll put a star here for this because this was actually huge.
They said that the freak off videos came from Cassie chapter, which is crazy because you would think Diddy would have to have the freak off videos and you would think that the government got it from searching his homes.
But the reality is, is that the freak off videos came from her, which is wow.
I saw that.
I was like, wow, that's crazy.
Let's see.
You have a few chats.
I got a few chats.
Okay.
They talked about Cassie, the funeral services after the breakup.
I talked about that.
And they also said here, Diddy had not seen her since 2018, since the funeral service of 2018.
They said that.
Let's see.
Okay, with Jane.
So they attacked Cassie first, right?
Now they're going to attack Jane.
They said with Jane, Diddy was up front about seeing multiple women.
Jane still got jealous.
The relationship was not public.
That pissed her off.
Jane was older, different, and she lived in a different state.
She had a kid.
Jane brought up a threesome.
She was the one that brought it up.
And also, the defense said that she enjoyed the night that they had this first threesome.
She was desperate to be with him.
She wanted something deeper, but didn't get it.
Diddy just wanted her for sex, basically.
She did it for three years where she was with him doing these sex parties.
And they didn't do the freak off.
And basically, they said that the defense was saying, if she didn't do the freak offs, Diddy would have seen her.
So she was so desperate to see him that she made the choice to fly out to go see him because she lived in a different state.
Again, showing that she's an adult and she's doing these things on her own volition.
They said after they had the fight, the fight, remember I told you about that they got into the thing where he chased around the house?
The prosecution didn't say this, but she slammed his head on a sink first.
So he shows up at her house.
They get an argument over him seeing other women.
She slams his head on a sink, and that's how the fight happened and he slammed her after that.
And then this happened in like November of 2023 or so.
She still went out to go see him and fly out to him after that.
So they continue to have a relationship even after this fight.
It was a toxic relationship, but she willingly stayed.
Next, the defense alleged that Jane was not a sex trafficking victim.
Rather, she was a willing participant.
Let's see here.
They said that the videos, this freak off videos are going to show that it was consensual sex.
And then Maya, remember how I told you guys that girl, Maya, that allegedly diddy rape?
They attacked her next.
And the defense went through the systematically.
They attacked Cassie's credibility.
Then they attacked Jane.
And now they're going to attack Maya.
And they basically said, well, Maya, why is she making these allegations now?
What's her motive?
Her messages show otherwise.
Basically, they have text messages showing how much she loved Diddy, even though she made these allegations that he was raping her.
Also, she after this incident happened against her, she came back to Diddy wanting to work for him 12 years later.
That's what they said, the defense.
So they're attacking Maya, saying that this is a money grab, cloud grab, that it was consensual and that she loved Diddy.
And then also they said that the motive here was money.
Cassie, oh, this is a big one.
They talked about how Cassie, Jane, and a lot of these other people didn't go to the cops.
They went to civil lawyers to get big lawsuits.
Cassie for 30 million.
And they said, oh, if this stuff was so sensitive, you know, so destructive to you to go to the police, why'd you go to a civil lawyer instead?
This was all for money.
And check in on you.
Okay.
So, Frank, sit.
So, what else?
Also, they said that they're going to get the civil lawyers involved.
I think the civil lawyers might even, they said that they got the civil lawyers that were involved in these lawsuits.
Let's see here.
One of the witnesses that was kidnapped said that she wanted to work with Diddy after she was kidnapped.
So, the defense came out swinging, man.
They attacked a lot of the points that the prosecution had.
Let's see here.
Oh, they said the drug use, the drug trafficking.
They said the drug trafficking was personal use.
It was MDMA.
It was for party purposes.
It wasn't like he was, you know, out here distributing it to everybody.
It was personal use for party purposes.
And they're saying that this isn't a Rico.
This is simply a guy that had, you know, a certain type of sex life.
This is domestic violence.
It's not sex trafficking.
That's what the defense was saying.
So they attacked the witnesses.
Let's see here.
Okay, security guard.
So the first defense, the first witness that came out was a guy named Officer Flores.
Okay.
And Officer Flores, guys, before I do this.
Bless you.
Let's see here.
Let me read some of these chats.
I'm showing up with SON shirts and dying.
Andrew, hold the camera straight.
Goddamn.
Okay.
You want to take a quick break?
You want me to hold it or something?
No, it's okay.
Frank, over here.
That's it.
We'll get like a tripod or some shit for the next.
The hood of the blocks of the crown show.
People chimbled when they knew you were there.
Let's see here.
Humo TV.
Do you think it'll be hard for me to get in tomorrow?
Here's the thing, guys.
You'll be able to get in, but what's going to happen is you're not going to be able to get into the main courtroom.
What they do is they have adjunct courtrooms where you're able to watch everything happen.
So you might not get into the actual courtroom.
No section A citizens at East Brothers.
We are in the nice neighborhood, even though they're Chinese.
It's still better than being around Zuko.
We know it.
All right, Frank, he's not safe in Chinatown.
Okay.
That's what I think.
Do you think this is an overmagnified person of Me Too Movement?
We'll see, bro.
We'll see.
I'm going to keep it wrong with you.
I'm going to keep looking at the evidence, but I will say the defense is absolutely competent.
Absolutely competent.
Well, the prosecution is good too.
The leader USA is very sharp.
And the woman that gave the opening statements was very good too.
I'm scared to ask how old these girls were in the freak off.
The two main ones were Cassie and Jane when they were adults.
Brisky, I appreciate that whole flation.
Okay.
Cool.
Let's get back to it.
So the first witness, guys.
And obviously, guys, Fresh Fit, I think, is live right now, too.
So we're going to be, I'm going to wrap this thing up here soon.
And we're going to, and we're going to go earlier tomorrow, chat.
We're going to probably go around 5:30 tomorrow.
Today, we just didn't know stuff, but it's going to be better.
As you guys see us do this, it's going to get better and better and better.
Okay.
So, okay.
Let's get into the first witness, Officer Flores.
So, Officer Flores, guys, was a security guard over at the International.
For those that don't know, excuse me, the Intercontinental.
The Intercontinental Hotel guys out in LA was the hotel where this violence incident happened with the video.
It happened on March 5th, 2016.
The guy that worked there, he worked from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. that day.
He got a call that a woman was in distress on the sixth floor.
He got contacted by what's called instant services.
Instant services, guys, it's a service where if you open up, pick up the phone at the Intercontinental Hotel.
He helps you up to somebody and he got a call of a woman that was in distress.
This ended up being Cassie.
So he shows up.
He sees Diddy and a towel and colorful socks, right?
And there's a smashed vase on the floor.
Cassie was covered.
She was kind of like covering her face.
Now, something very interesting.
He said that he saw purple in her eye.
Okay, keep that in mind, guys.
The guy said he saw purple in the eye.
And when he showed up, he said Diddy was sitting slouched down with a towel with a devilish stare.
Okay, this is what the witness said.
Did he call Cassie Cece?
That was her nickname.
He destroyed the vase.
Cassie wanted her phone and her bag to leave.
Okay, so when he showed up, that's what the dispute was about.
She wanted her phone and she wanted to leave.
And the security guard alleges that Diddy told her she can't leave.
Okay?
And that's when he interjected himself to say, well, no, that's, you know, that's not what we're going to do.
Sorry, guys.
It's New York City, right?
So after, right, what ended up happening was, so when he saw that the dispute happened or whatever, and she, you know, had this thing in her eye and everything else like that, he walked back with them to the hotel.
And Cassie went in there.
When he went in there with Cassie and Diddy, he didn't want the door to close.
So he basically kind of put himself in between the door and Diddy and Cassie.
Cassie went in there, got her phone, and she left.
Okay.
And when he was in there, he said he saw another individual at the corner of a vent.
Okay, make a note of that.
So purple eye, purple eye, it's a black eye basically.
And another individual on the corner of a bed.
Okay.
So he goes down with Cassie to the valet area.
And someone comes, so seven-foot dude comes and picks her up.
He asks Cassie, hey, do you want the police?
And she says no.
And she gets out of it.
Okay.
Now, the thing that the prosecution used was what's called an incident report.
Okay.
So this guy, Flores, wrote an incident report.
Now, I'll be honest with you guys.
I looked at the incident report.
It was poorly written.
Right.
The guy didn't document everything.
But we're going to see how this is going to come back to Biden later.
Okay, another important thing.
When he went into the room, Diddy tried to hand them a lot of cash.
He declined it.
Okay.
Here's what the security guard says.
He says, Diddy tried to give him the cash and he declined it.
And he couldn't say exactly how much money it was, but he said it was like a lot.
It was like a big, big wad of cash, like this big.
He said, in his own, in his own words, he said it was like the distance from his thumb to like his pinky, right?
It was big.
Let's see.
Let's see.
He took pictures.
He documented the event.
And he told Diddy also, he told Diddy and Cassie, hey, you guys broke the vase.
Like, you're going to have to pay for this.
Right?
He kept telling them that it's going to be, you know, we're going to have to do that.
And then he called the end of calling.
What's it called?
Thank you.
He ended up calling like the service so they can come and clean and everything else like that.
And he sent an email to his director.
Now, so that's the prosecution on direct, right?
So the prosecution, guys, this is the prosecution's witness, which means they're going to put him on direct examination, which means like they're asking him questions and he's their witness.
Now, on cross-examination, I ain't going to lie to you, guys.
I saw one of the greatest ass whoopings I've seen in a very long time on cross-examination.
Okay.
So Brian Steele, okay, for those of you that are unaware, Brian Steele is the white guy that defended Young Doug.
He famously went to jail with Young Doug for a day for contempt.
Yeah, yeah, I'll show you that you asked the shot.
Okay.
Yeah, he literally took his jacket off and went to jail for a day with Young Doug.
So he's a chief, wildly respected.
Then he brought him on the team like last month, right?
So he gets up and he starts cross-examining this guy.
Let me reach out before I get into this.
Are you guys enjoying this?
By the way, you guys are joining this breakdown.
This is kind of like it.
Are they liking it?
I know they're complaining about the camera and stuff, but the things that you guys have to remember, Martin is really tall and I'm really short.
So what I'm saying about the quality that I'm holding, like I'm holding.
Okay, yeah, so whatever.
Basically, I don't know.
I don't know.
I don't know if they can hear me.
No, they can't hear you.
Yeah, so Martin is really tall and I'm really short.
So I have to pull up my arms.
And when they get tired, of course, they're going to come down.
I can fit.
Okay.
You want me to fit?
Would that be easier for you?
I mean, you want to sit next?
I'll sit next to you.
Okay.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Let me do that.
So, all right.
That'll be easier, guys.
You can get a more stable shot.
This is a better chat.
This should be better.
Frank, get out of the way, bitch.
Just sit.
Sit.
Sit, Frank.
Stay.
Stay.
All right.
With his NYPD vest that Angie just bought him.
Okay.
So.
Stand on their bench, Angie.
Okay, so let's see here.
Okay, I'm reading some chats here.
Frank, sit.
Okay, go.
Stay.
Stay.
There you go.
Good job.
Okay, let me read some chats here.
Make sure I don't miss any of you guys.
Y'all might check Myron and Gaines X chats.
It's going to be a little bit hard for me to check the Myron Gaines X chats, guys.
Not going to lie.
But I will check him at the end of the show then.
I'll check him at the end.
Let me see if I can get them on here.
Can you get them on your phone?
My phone, yeah.
Frankie.
Hey, Frank, come down.
Sit.
Sit.
No.
No.
Down.
Sit.
Stay.
There you go.
Stay.
All right.
Let's get into the cross-examination.
All right.
Sit.
Where can I see them?
Do you know?
No.
No.
Oh, it's a whole other website you're going to have to do.
Oh, or you thought, Matt, you thought Twitter.
You said X, right?
Yeah, yeah.
No, it's on X. Like Myron Gaines X is like my donation thingy.
Oh, okay.
I'll have to go in there and look.
I'll do it at the end.
I'll do it at the end.
Or if not, guys, what I'll do is I'll have it ready for tomorrow and I'll read them tomorrow.
But get your questions in now.
Okay, so anyway, so Brian Steele, right?
The attorney for Young Thug, he comes in, right?
And he cross-examines this security guard, right?
And cross-examine, guys, is where the defense basically is able to go ahead and ask questions of the government's witness.
And what I witnessed here was probably one of the biggest asshole things I've ever seen, right?
So first thing he attacks on the security guard is he says the devilish look, right?
He says, explain this devilish look that you saw for Diddy.
Because obviously that's very, you know, that looks that, right, for Diddy, for the defense.
So Brian Steele immediately says, explain to me this stuff.
I hate these ambulance niggas, bro.
There is always something happening in this city.
And I guarantee you, bro, he doesn't even need to put this out.
Nobody's in the way.
I hate these ambulance motherfuckers in New York City.
It's always some Puerto Rican with a fucking shitty chin strap, right?
Like nobody's in the way.
Do you really need to put this shit so fucking loud?
God dang.
I guess so.
This is why I call New York City scum city, bro.
I kid you not.
I call this place scum city.
I love this city.
Anyway, okay.
So cross-examination, right?
He says that he's been employed for eight to nine years as a security guard.
And he says, hey, tell me about this devilish look.
So the guy said, he says, why did you put this in your report if he had such a devilish look?
Right.
Mind you guys, this report is from 2016.
The incident happened on March 5th, 2016 at 11 a.m.
He wrote the report at 3 p.m.
And Brian Steele made a point to make sure of that that, hey, you wrote this report when it was still fresh in your mind, right?
And he was like, yes, that's important.
So he says, okay, why didn't you mention devilish look in your report?
It's my opinion.
I didn't think it was relevant.
Okay.
Don't you think that would be important to put that in the report?
Beat him up on that one, right?
Then in the report, the guy never wrote that Cassie had a purple eye or a black eye.
This purple eye thing that he mentioned in testimony, he never wrote in the report.
And when Brian Steele grilled him on that, he said, why didn't you write that in the report?
He was like, well, you know, I didn't think it was relevant.
He's like, oh, really?
You don't think it was relevant?
You're the second guy in command because this guy was like the associate director of security.
You know, you're the associate director of Intercontinental.
You have a duty to protect the brand and the hotel from being sued.
You would need to, why didn't you document that?
Right?
If she really had a black eye, why didn't you document that?
So he beat him up on that.
Then he said, then he attacked him and he said, you took the time, right?
You took the time to go ahead and show the video to your wife and to your colleagues, but you didn't take the time to document that she had a black eye, right?
So, because this guy showed the video to his friends and shit, this security guy.
And then he didn't report it.
He didn't report even though it was significant.
And then, let's see here.
Oh, another thing that was important.
He also didn't put in the report.
So in the testimony, he says Diddy told Cassie she couldn't leave.
But in the report, it says, Diddy told Cassie to leave.
I'm going to say that again.
So in his testimony, under direct examination by the prosecution, he says, Diddy told her that she couldn't leave.
But in his report, his incident report, which was written on that date, it says Diddy told her to leave.
So Brian beat him up on that some more.
Right?
And he said, well, you know, they were going back and forth.
I didn't think it was, you know, relevant to talk about that, but it still looks bad, right?
Because his thing was like, they were going back and forth, whether she could leave, not leave, whatever.
So what ended up happening was he put in the report, Diddy told her to leave at the end.
So he didn't mention in there how he told her in the beginning not to leave.
But obviously this looks bad because he's explaining himself like this, right?
Important.
Yeah.
So and then and then and then when the when the security guy said, oh, it's not important to say you can't leave in the report because he said, oh, it wasn't that important.
He says, oh, it wasn't important for you to write, you can't leave in the report when Diddy allegedly said you can't leave.
It wasn't important for you, but it's important for you to recall it nine years later in this courtroom.
Oh, bro.
When he said that shit, I was like, this nigga's cooking him.
Again, this is important, Chad, right?
So he tells, again, the security guard tells the prosecution, because he's a prosecution witness, Diddy said she can't leave.
He said that in his testimony.
Then Brian pulls out the report, incident report, and says, well, why did you say in the report that she could leave?
Right?
You okay?
I'm fine.
And he says in the report, why did you say that she could leave?
Well, I didn't think it was that important.
He was like, oh, really?
Well, it was important for you to remember it nine years later in your testimony, but it wasn't important enough for you to talk about it in the incident report where you have a duty to protect the hotel.
And I was like, oh, shit.
Right?
So that made him look really bad.
Like, even the courtroom was like, oh, shit, that was old, man.
And even I was like, oh, wow.
And people, I was like, yep, that's how we got.
That's young Thugs lawyer.
And everyone's like, oh, really?
They didn't even know.
Excuse me, Jack.
Sorry.
It's the NYC air here.
Yeah, this is a scum ass air.
And then they mentioned how there was an altercation because the security, when the guy was talking with Diddy, he put his forearm on Diddy like this because Diddy got mad at his guy.
He thought he was recording and he wasn't.
And there was a discrepancy in what he put in the report versus what actually he told the prosecution once again.
So basically, Brian Steele really destroyed this guy with his report.
This guy's not a police officer, Chad.
So he doesn't understand the importance of documenting things properly.
So since he didn't, Frank, come down.
Stay.
All right.
Since he didn't document things properly, Brian Steele just beat him up for that, right?
And this is normally, right?
If he was a police officer, you would have known better, but he's a security guard.
You don't know better.
So he omitted a lot of things from the report that he later mentioned in the testimony, right?
Now, mind you, to the guy's defense, does he think he's going to be in a fucking big ass case like this where he's going to be in the trial of a century where he's going to be, you know, this report be scrutinized to this level?
Of course not.
But they really made him look bad on the stand, beating him up on this.
So yeah, they just destroyed his credibility on the stand with that, right?
Next, next person that testified, now this shit's where it gets crazy, okay?
Is a guy named Daniel Phillips, 41 years old, male stripper.
Okay.
Now, this guy, I know, I know.
I know, Andrew.
You're like, what the fuck is going on here?
I wish I could see Angie's face.
21 years old?
41 years old.
41?
41 years old.
But granted, this was happening like 10 years ago.
So he was like 30 at the time.
30.
So, and you have to see, this is where Epstein died right here, actually, by the way, guys.
This chair right here.
This is where what?
This is where Epstein was.
Epstein right here.
Jeffrey Epstein.
This building?
This is where he died when he was when he allegedly killed himself.
Oh, really?
Yeah, and that's the courtroom.
That's the courtroom right there.
Well, this is the court building.
And then the courtrooms are up there.
It was on the 26th floor.
That's that one over there?
Yeah, the building in the back is the actual court courtroom.
This is like the main foyer area.
And then that's the main courtroom, courtroom building up there.
Wow.
That's wild.
Yeah, this is actually right behind me is where Epstein, you know, allegedly hung himself and killed himself.
We all know that didn't happen.
I think he's freezing, you know.
I think it's cold, you think?
I think that's why he's so uneasy.
Yeah.
All right.
So let's get into our guy.
Sit.
Sit.
Daniel Phillips.
Sit.
Okay.
Okay.
So, male escort met her in 2012, around 2012 to 2013-ish.
He got put on for a bachelorette party.
Basically, what ended up happening was Cassie called him for a bachelorette party.
Nobody was available.
He was a member of this whole bachelor party strip club thing.
So he shows up.
Basically, he gets called because no one else was available.
He goes to do this strip thing for a bachelor party.
He shows up and no one's there.
It's just Cassie.
He's like, what the hell?
She's like, hey, is it okay?
I'll pay you extra.
He's like, okay, no problem.
So he goes inside.
Just to check, Escort is a male prostitute, right?
Yes, but this guy was a stripper.
He goes to escort, yeah.
He wasn't a prostitute.
He wasn't a prostitute, yeah.
Okay.
So, um, so he shows up, right?
And Cassie's there by herself, or so he thinks, or so he thinks, right?
So she opens the door.
Um, he goes in, and they rub baby on each other, right?
Um, he didn't know who she was back then.
Um, she was wearing red lingerie, red heels, and sunglasses indoors.
And when he went to this hotel to meet her, it was the Gramese Park Hotel in Manhattan, I think, is what he said.
Remesse.
Oh, I know where you know where that is?
Yeah, okay.
Um, her husband, uh, so she's and she said, Hey, my husband is here.
He's not gay, he's just gonna be watching, okay?
Um, and he wouldn't touch him, right?
Because obviously, he doesn't know who Cassie is at this point, right?
This is 2012, 2013-ish.
He doesn't know who she is, and then he goes into the room and he sees someone there wearing a white robe, a bandana over his face, and a hat.
And he's like, He didn't know who the fuck it was.
It wasn't until he heard the person speak that it was like, Oh, that's fucking Diddy.
Okay, white robe and bandana over his face.
He don't want that, he didn't want the strip, the stripper to know who he was.
Um, right, so they went into a large living room with a suite, uh, bottles of baby oil, and astroglide everywhere.
Um, he walks into a room, he sees the guy's, he's wearing a bandana, hat, white robe, referred to him, and Cassie referred to him as baby.
At this point, he doesn't know who he is yet.
When he spoke to the stripper, that's when the stripper recognizes his voice.
This guy, um, David Daniel Phillips.
Um, they started rubbing baby on each other, him and Cassie, um, and then they had sex.
Uh, while they were doing this, uh, Diddy was in a corner cooning goonyness, like muscular, okay.
Yeah, oh, you don't know who good, okay.
It's what these new people call it for wagoning, right?
Okay, um, he had sex with her without a condom.
Uh, he got paid thousands of dollars for this.
Um, did he and and uh diddy told him how he didn't like his boss.
This stripper worked for a guy that did he didn't like.
What is Astroglide?
Oh, Luke.
Okay.
Uh, then before he, so he leaves, right?
He leaves.
They pay him like 5,000 bucks or some shit.
Wow.
He leaves.
They call him back like 10 minutes later and say, Hey, you want to come back up again?
Or no, no, Cassie asked him for a dick pic.
He sends a dick pic.
Yeah.
Yeah.
This is crazy.
She says, Oh, that was really hot.
Can you send me a dick pic?
He sends her a dick pic.
He says, Hey, you want to come back up?
Yeah, I know.
I know.
You want to come back up?
He goes back up and they basically do it again.
And this time they go for hours.
Okay.
The first time he went for just a few minutes.
This time they go for hours.
They last met in 2013 to 2014-ish.
They always met in New York City.
They met at multiple hotels, the Intercontinental, Diddy's house on 56, her house on the West End, the Gramasi Hotel, and other hotels.
And they used the nickname Black to meet whenever he showed up at a hotel.
Like he would say he was black.
He was a black dude, bald guy.
Cassie, he was a white dude bold.
No, he's a black guy.
Okay.
Cassie would always text and contact them if she wanted something.
He would contact them somewhere between one hour to a couple of days in advance.
Baby oil every time.
Diddy told them to rub each other and baby oil.
Diddy instructed her to smash.
So he was there watching and instructing how things would go.
He would tell them to separate if things got too hot.
They'd role play.
One time he told them to role play that they met at an airport.
They did a really terrible job of acting and that didn't last long.
Yeah.
What?
I guess that is so specific, though.
Yeah, um, he would give him instructions like, hey, don't come yet, or whatever.
If he was gonna, you know, ejaculate.
Um, the second time, so the first time they smashed, he didn't give any instructions.
He was just watching, he was just sitting there gooning.
The second time, and the many other times afterwards, that's when he started giving instructions.
And hey, you do this, you do that, role play here, role play that.
Put uh, he would instruct him to put baby oil.
He always wanted a lot of baby oil on that.
That's what he was saying.
Um, he would instruct him.
This is where it gets graphic.
He would instruct him to um ejaculate um inside her or in her stomach or on her stomach.
Um, let's see, see here.
Uh, sometimes he would go in, tell him to stop, and then he'd get in there and smash a little bit, and then he'd go back in.
Um, Cassie asked him, This was interesting.
This is actually very interesting that he said this.
Cassie asked him to urinate on her, but mind you, the prosecution claimed that Diddy forced the prostitute to urinate in her mouth.
Now, unless this is another prostitute, but um, the prosecution did mention this.
That's something else I want to mention to you guys.
Uh, in the opening statements, uh, the prosecution mentioned how did Cassie was sexually abused for years doing this, and how on one instance, uh, the um and one of these escorts urinated in her mouth forcefully.
But in this situation, with this guy, who's actually a prosecution witness, by the way, this guy is a prosecution witness, he claimed that Cassie told him to urinate on her.
But what ended up happening was he had never done it before, so I guess the nigga didn't know how to do it properly.
He just like just full-on peed on her, and they got pissed off at him.
That's so bro, yeah, he was like, He's like, he just went full, full spray, and they was like, Hey, what the fuck are you doing?
Like, they got mad at him because he's supposed to sprinkle, allegedly.
I gotta see what the chat say about this, bro.
By the way, you got 20% here, 20% at uh, with the battery.
Okay, that's fine.
I'm wrapping up.
This is the last witness.
Okay, um, that's disgusting, yeah, man.
It's wild.
Like, literally, he, you know, crazy shit, crazy shit.
Let's see what the chat says.
I just can't believe the family was hearing all this.
Yeah, the family was there.
First row, hearing all this shit.
Oh my god, and it was like 20 of them, Andrew.
Do you know if the girls were there, like his uh daughters?
I think one of them was.
They're young.
I think, I think some of them were.
Wow.
Um, let's see here.
So, so, yeah, so, yeah, so, yeah, so dude peed on her.
They got pissed off.
Diddy was bad at like, what the fuck, nigga?
Like, you're supposed to just sprinkle, and he didn't know.
Uh, so let's see here.
He asked her for tests for um for S C D results.
He gave his, she never gave hers.
Um, so what he would describe is he said that he would hook up with her, he would smash, and then after he would smash, Cassie and Diddy would go into a room and they'd be in there for hours, and you would just sit there in the living room and you wouldn't leave unless they told him to leave.
Sometimes they'd be there for hours or they'd come back out, do another round, etc.
That's what would happen.
Um, he gave one instance actually where um they did a session, she went in there with him, they come back out, she goes on her computer to do something.
He's still in her room.
He calls her, Hey, babe, come over here.
She says, Hold on one second.
Um, I have my private information up.
Mind you, the escort's in the room.
Look, it's just chilling, right?
Because after they would have sex, you just sit there in the living room, right?
Waiting, and they paid him to just sit there in case they wanted to do it, whatever.
So, he's in her room.
She says, Wait one second, my private info is up.
I'll be there in a second.
He screams at her, What the fuck, bitch, get over here now?
So, he comes out, he throws a liquor bottle at her, misses, smashes the door, the wall.
He grabs her, drags her into the room, and he didn't see it, but he heard slapping noises like he was hitting.
Okay, and she was crying, um, saying, Stop, stop, stop, etc.
Frank sick, sit, right?
Okay, so, um, so he heard this, and then the prosecutor asked him, Hey, why don't you ever go to the cops?
Why didn't you ever like intervene?
And he said he was scared because Diddy had taken a picture of his ID and he felt fear for his life.
Okay, that's fair.
Um, I asked him if she was ever under the drugs or whatever.
He said that she was under MDMA only one time.
He showed up and she was passed out.
They didn't have sex that day, um, which actually goes against what some of what the prosecution is saying.
Um, let's see here.
He took MDMA one time.
He mentioned that when he took the MDMA, he got paid like five or six thousand dollars.
And uh, the prosecutor asked him, like, what did he do after?
He said he went out to Times Square, gave everybody a hundred dollars.
He said, spent all the money.
He said he said he was a dumbass.
He said I was the dumbest thing I ever did.
He just went out there.
He said he felt euphoric and happy.
I guess MDMA makes you super, you know, yeah.
He just gave his one all his money out.
Wow.
Let's see here.
He mentioned another situation where him and this other guy were hooking up with Cassie and Diddy was there and the guy was apparently staring at Diddy.
And Diddy didn't like that.
I said, Nick, what the fuck are you staring at?
And he's like, yelled at him.
And the guy's like, oh, I didn't know.
He was like, hey, you got to stop fucking staring.
And then eventually, you know, he apologized.
Okay, let's just get back to having fun.
But Cassie ran out the room when he yelled at this guy.
When Diddy yelled at this guy, saying, What the fuck are you staring at?
Cassie yelled, he ran out the room.
And then he said everything was cooled off.
He was like, hey, come back in.
And she was like, are you sure?
And she was like, terrified.
That's what the guy said.
He said he would get paid somewhere between $700 to $5,000 to $6,000 every single time he showed up.
Oh, he said that after he saw Diddy beat her that time, he couldn't get a heart on after that if he was in the room.
So he wouldn't get paid sometimes when you show up to have sex with him.
That's very specific.
Yeah.
And then one time he mentioned how she jumped in his lap after he had yelled at her or something like that.
And they and like they never kissed, but this time they did kiss.
And Diddy came in and was and they were about to hook up.
And like Diddy came in and he's like, yeah, I like that.
Hey, man.
So, yeah.
Yeah.
Now, the prosecution, the defense cross-examined after that, but I had to leave at that point.
So I didn't catch the cross-examination, but I already know that they're going to whoop his ass on this because there was a lot of things here that were questionable.
Also, there were lots of things here that actually provided defense for the defense because in a lot of these situations, she would contact him.
She would call him, et cetera.
And this is a government witness, too.
So now, mind you, when I left, I left around 4:30.
So they couldn't have cross-examined in that long.
So I assume when I come back in tomorrow, that's where they're going to pick up.
Okay.
So, cool.
Let me look at some of the chats here.
Guys, I hope you enjoyed the day one of the recap.
That was so good.
A lot of detail, right?
I told you guys I'm going to do the best, Bill.
I'm the best, man.
I might come with you tomorrow just for a little bit.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
But if it gets too creepy, I'm just going to get out.
Salt, pepper, catch up.
Keep all eyes on Frank and keep the leash on Frank straight up.
Okay, Pierre.
Carter says, Only if the feds can get ABBA next, hey, man, he's a real dealer.
Were you at Diddy's trial or R. Kelly's trial talking about P?
I was at Diddy's trial, bro.
Let's see here.
Slot says P. Diddy.
Okay.
Alexia says, I know you said you was going to be very busy, but how does it look after the first day for a chance to get your book signed?
I mean, bro, I'll be out here, man.
So if you, if when I'm what I'll probably do is, I'll probably do my live streams here, like right in front of the courtroom around 5:30 p.m.
I'm sorry, guys.
I went so late today.
Me and Angie both didn't sleep, so we took a nap.
Yeah, we took a nap and then we walked over here.
But tomorrow, we'll be able to start the shit way sooner.
I'll have Angie come out.
Because I'll probably have Angie have my phones chat, to be honest with y'all, charge my stuff up, and then come meet me here at like 5:30.
Let's see here.
Yeah, because I didn't like you with the phone inside, right?
You didn't say that.
They take your phones, guys.
They take your phone.
So I had to take all this off notes.
Can you show our notes?
Your notes?
Yeah, yeah, yeah, guys.
I took, look at how much notes I took, chat.
I literally took.
I felt like I was back on the job.
I got him that notebook like brand new.
I put it in his backpack.
Look.
Took lots of notes, guys.
Lots and lots of notes.
Wow.
So tomorrow's going to be Liddy.
Liddy, Diddy.
Yeah, this was all notes for literally like almost 10 pages of the notes.
So, how many of them were you there today?
I was there from like 6 a.m.
No, yeah, like I was here super early.
So yeah.
But let's see here.
Yeah.
Guys, like the video for me, guys.
We're going to bring lights and try to make this a bit more higher quality for you guys.
Well, actually, we won't even have to do that because I'm going to film it during the day, guys.
Sorry that we filmed this so late today.
Like I said before, we kind of had to get the lay of the land and we fell asleep, man.
I'm not going to lie to you guys.
But tomorrow, I'm thinking we're going to be probably doing this thing at 5:30 tomorrow.
I'm thinking, because court's going to end around 5, so I'll go.
I'll try to go live immediately after day two of the trial.
Okay?
So, yeah, that's really it, man.
Love you guys, man.
I'm going to pull for the guys that chatted on Myron Gaines X. I don't have access to it on this phone.
I'm going to pull it up and I'm going to read it tomorrow.
So don't worry, I'm going to read all the chats tomorrow first for the Myron Gaines X that I missed, which I apologize.
Yeah.
So it's 8:30, guys.
Go check out Fresh and Fit.
Chris and I think Chris and Fresh are doing a stream right now.
So go check them out over there, guys.
I love you guys.
We're going to be back tomorrow with some more info.
I'm going to give you guys more detail.
This is going to be by far the best breakdown of the Didi cases.
You guys see I took meticulous notes.
Not too long.
Covered about an hour.
Time stamps will be up soon.
Love you guys.
We're going to go get some food with our boy Frank over here.
And yeah, man.
Hope you guys enjoyed it.
Peace.
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