Sean “Diddy” Combs in court
Higher ex-girlfriend in the cross-life
Messages are intended to prove that Sean Combs’ sex and drug excesses were mandatory with his ex-girlfriend Casandra Ventura.
According to his long -time girlfriend Casandra “Cassie” Ventura (38), in the abuse process against Sean “Diddy” Combs (55), as expected, as expected, his lawyers questioned the credibility of the main strain. According to court reporting, the heavily pregnant woman was taken to the cross -question on Thursday.
Text messages that Combs’ lawyers presented to the jury in New York are intended to prove that Ventura did not take part in the sex parties, the so -called “freak off”. Combs’ lawyer Anna Estevao asked Ventura why she was looking forward to seeing Combs in one of these news when he was traveling. “Because I fell in love with him and there was a lot to him because of him,” said the singer.
“He wasn’t himself”
The loving statements from today on Thursday are offset by those of the past trial days in which she reported the singer’s violent outbreaks and called his parties “disgusting”. He would have had suicidal thoughts because of his thoughts. “I couldn’t stand the pain I had.” The successful music producer humiliated, beaten and raped her, she said according to her statement. “I remember that I said ‘no’ and cried. His eyes were black – he was not himself. It was like stolen something.”
Ventura noticed in the news of the defense presented that she had to “feel safe” in order to be more open. She told Combs that a recent “freak off” had left her the feeling of being “dirty” and noticed that her former intimacy felt different when she was “in love”.
Ventura loved his “real personality”
Casandra Ventura confirmed in court that she and Sean Combs were in a relationship for eleven years and said that she loved him and believed that he also loved her. Ventura claimed that she fell in love with his “real personality”.
Between 2008 and 2018, Diddy and the R’n’B singer were a couple. The cross -interpretation of the Kronzeugin Ventura is scheduled to come to the end on Friday, as there will be a fear of getting there soon.
The process, which is expected to last eight weeks, could become pioneering for dealing with abuse of power in the music industry. The public prosecutor accuses the musician, among other things, human trafficking, sexual coercion, blackmail and support of prostitution. Combs denies all allegations and does not guilty.
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Source: Stern
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