Cassie Ventura finished the explosive testimony for four consecutive days in a criminal trial of his ex -boyfriend Sean “Diddy”.
When he broke up on SOBS, the singer told the New York Court that he would return the legal agreement of $ 20 million (£ 15 million) from the rap giant.
Ventura, a government star witness, faced the intense questions of the two legal teams for 10 years of date.
COMBS was not guilty of racketing, prostitution and traffic to participate in prostitution, and was able to maintain life in prison.
Mr. Ben Tura’s testimony revealed the graphic details of the sexual life with the rapper and the physical violence she endured.
She also filed a lawsuit in November 2023 and contacted his $ 20 million payment.
The agreement that came in a day after submitting legal action was public knowledge, but the number was unknown before.
The defense tried to ruin Ben Tura’s financial incentives for the accusation during the testimony that continued all day on Thursday and Friday.
COMBS’s lawyer Anna Estevao seems to suggest that Mr. Ben Tura is tied in cash before filing a lawsuit. The singer just moved to his parents’ house with her husband and children.
Ben Turra refused to propose and later shared money for life without a “monster off” that caused physical injuries.
“I will have autonomy and autonomy,” she said.
COMBS’s legal team also showed dozens of jury members between the couples at each stage of the relationship, and insisted that dynamic was sometimes toxic but not a crime.
A few minutes before Ben Tura left the stand on Friday, the defense asked her about another legal agreement she won.
Ben Tura said he would receive about $ 10 million from the InterContinental Hotel, and he was associated with her argument for Mr. Coms.
The agreement was associated with the incident in the 2016 InterContinental of Los Angeles, and the security scene showed that Kom was dragging and dragging her in the hallway.
This clip has been long in the court this week and is one of the most important evidence in the trial.
The day was almost over, but the prosecution was pressed with two witnesses before the court took a holiday.
One was Dawn Richard, a singer of the Danity Kane group. Last year she filed a lawsuit for accusing physical abuse and withholding income.
Richard testified that he saw COMBS Assault MS Ventura at the 2009 Los Angeles mansion.
Richard told the court. “She was in the fetus.”
After the incident, she said that Mr. Coms took her to the side and said that it was “passion,” and that when he said, when he said, he was missing.
Yasin Binda, a special agent in the United States, also informed the court about the cash, drugs and baby oils seized in the rapper’s hotel room when he was arrested in New York.
More testimonies are expected from the witnesses convened by the prosecution next week.
Manhattan Court has been a media circus since the trial began, and the crowds gathered overnight to testify by musicians, his family and celebrities.
