Process against Sean “Diddy” Combs: Singer reports of death threatening

Casandra “Cassie” Ventura (38), the main witness and ex-partner of Sean “Diddy” Combs (55), has recently heavily burdened the rap mogul in its abuse process. Dawn Richard (41), a colleague of the singer, made further serious allegations against the rapper on Monday. He is said to have threatened her with death.

According to one, Richard had told the jury in court that she observed how Combs beat his girlfriend Ventura at the time. The following day he threatened Richard and another woman who is said to have seen the incident. At the time, Combs is said to have said “that we could disappear” if the two talked about it. “That we could die,” the singer replied to a demand as she had understood the whole thing.

Ventura had described a relationship characterized by physical and psychological violence as well as manipulation last week. She was also forced to “freak offs” for sexual encounters with foreign men who are said to have recorded Combs to blackmail his partner. After the cross -interpretation of Ventura was completed, Richard entered the witness stand last week.

On Monday, she now reported that she “often” witnessed how Combs became violent to his girlfriend. “He hit her, choked her, dragged her, hit her on her mouth.” She also saw how he kicked his partner. According to the witness, Ventura make-up, sunglasses and her clothes used to hide her injuries. The attacks had occurred partly when Cassie expressed her opinion – but also completely out of nowhere. According to Richard, Combs’ bodyguards and other employees had also observed attacks, but were not intervened. The rapper also told his girlfriend that he would “own” her.

By 2018, Cassie and Combs were together for around ten years. The process started in early May and is expected to take eight weeks. The public prosecutor accuses the rapper, among other things, human trafficking, sexual coercion, blackmail and promotion of prostitution. Combs is said to have used its power in the entertainment industry to abuse Cassie and other women. He denies all accusations.