Sean “Diddy” Combs: New shock statements by ex-partner Cassie

In the abuse process against Sean “Diddy” Combs (55), the main witness and ex -partner of the music mogul, Casandra “Cassie” Ventura (38), continued her statement on the third day of the trial – with other serious accusations that draw a disturbing picture of the relationship between the two.

Already on Tuesday, Ventura described a relationship characterized by violence and manipulation in an emotional statement in court. On Wednesday, she reported more detail about the so -called “freak offs” organized by Combs – sexual encounters with foreign men who are said to have not only staged Combs, but also also documented in order to blackmail Ventura.

explicit pictures and videos were shown in the courtroom, on which Ventura can be seen together with male sex workers. According to her statement, Combs forced her to take part in these files, and felt “humiliated” and “worthless”. Particularly disturbing: According to the witness, these intimate recordings later used Combs to emotionally blackmail them and keep them “on track”.

Cassie identified himself and several of the men involved on the recordings. The public was excluded during the presentation of the materials; Only the dish and the jury were allowed to see. In her testimony, she also explained that during this “freak offs” she often used drugs – including ketamine – in order to distance herself from what was experienced. The substances were partially made available to her by Combs.

In addition, Ventura confirmed her descriptions of physical violence in the relationship. Among other things, it was about the previously known surveillance video from a hotel in Los Angeles from 2016, on which you can see how Combs attacks it. She did not fight back, because otherwise he would have become “even more violent”, from the statement.

According to the BBC, the jury was shown selfies from the day that they show with a blue eye and swollen lips. A friend of Venturas then called the police out of concern. She later asked civil servants that they did not give Combs’ names. However, she asked him to stay away in chat news.

Text messages were also read in the court, which Ventura sent to Combs in January 2017. In it she distanced herself from the “Freak Offs” and wrote: “Nothing good comes from it.” In the same message, she described him as “Ike Turner”-an allusion to the notorious, violent ex-husband by Tina Turner (1939-2023). This indicates that she tried to free herself from the destructive relationship.

In the coming days, the defense will begin with the cross -life. Observers expect Combs’ lawyers to try to question Ventura’s credibility – at the same time they have to be careful because Ventura is currently very pregnant and is under strong emotional pressure.

Casandra Ventura already sued Combs in 2023 for years of abuse. The lawsuit was enclosed, but is said to have triggered the criminal investigation.

The process, which is expected to last eight weeks, could become pioneering for dealing with abuse of power in the music industry. Ventura’s statements already give an idea of ​​how complex and systematic the alleged abuse by Combs should have been. The public prosecutor accuses the rap-mogul, among other things, human trafficking, sexual coercion, blackmail and promotion of prostitution. Combs denies all allegations and does not guilty.