Sean ‘Didi’ Combs Faces Sexual Trafficking Allegations Amid Cruelty Claims from Cassie and Graphic Testimony from Escort

Sean Combs Faces Serious Allegations

Sean “Didi” Combs “Sexy Trade in Sexual Trade has already begun with new accusations of cruelty and graphic sexual violence against Cassie Ventura.

The first day of the trial of Combs began yesterday (May 12) in a lawsuit, excited against the rapper by his former ventra, in 2023.

Trial Details and Testimonies

In court (according to New York Times), the prosecutors focused on accusations of attacking Ventura and another unnamed woman. They said that Court Combs acted brutally and forced Ventura to participate in sexual acts without agreement with men-prostitutes in events known as “freaks”.

In one alleged “bizarre” incident, prosecutors informed the Combs Courts, that the escort was ordered to urinate in Ventura’s mouth, forcing her to feel “as if it were suffocating”.

Another piece of evidence came from Daniel Philip, who was sent to work for Combs as a stripper under the impression that it was for a bachelorette party. Instead, he was allegedly instructed to have sex with Ventura multiple times, with some instances lasting almost 10 hours, including drug use.

Combs reportedly filmed and watched the incident. Philip also stated that Combs attacked Ventura twice, pulling her hair while she visibly shouted “sorry”.

Defense Arguments

The trial also examined a notorious video, allegedly depicting Combs attacking Ventura in 2016, for which Combs later apologized. Combs’ lawyers claimed that the video demonstrated the “damage” inflicted by Combs, but not a larger criminal enterprise: “Violence in the family is not sexual trade.”

They further argued that the “ugly waste” of Combs was a result of “a little sexual life”. Combs’s lawyers also referred to his alleged victims as “capable, strong women”, who had “freedom to make a choice that they made” – in this case, to remain with the rapper.

Ventura is expected to take a position later today (May 13).

So far, Combs has not pleaded guilty to accusations of sexual trade and racketeering, and he denies all other allegations of misconduct leveled against him. He also did not plead guilty to five criminal charges, including conspiracy to commit racketeering, trafficking in people, and transportation to participate in prostitution.

He has consistently denied all accusations against him, asserting that all the sexual activity described by the prosecutors was consensual.

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