Diddy Found Guilty of Pr+stit¥tion-Related Charge, Cleared of S+x Tr+fficking.
Music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs has been found guilty of transportation for pr+stit¥tion by a New York jury but cleared of more serious charges including s+x tr+fficking and racketeering conspiracy.
The 55-year-old hip-hop star faced allegations from three women — including his ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura — of ab¥se, coercion, k+dnapping, bl+ckmail, and arson. Jurors convicted him only on the charge of transporting individuals across state lines for pr+stit¥tion, which could carry a sentence of up to 20 years in prison.
He was cleared of charges that carried a potential life sentence. Combs was accused of flying Cassie and another woman, known as “Jane”, around the U.S. and the Caribbean, while paying male escorts to perform s+x acts during alleged “freak off” nights involving dr+gs and ab¥se.
Though jurors were shown private video footage and testimony from escorts, hotel staff, and police, they ultimately concluded that while Combs was guilty of enabling pr+stit¥tion, the evidence fell short of s+x tr+fficking.
The courtroom erupted in mixed emotion following the verdict.
Diddy’s family cheered the not guilty decisions on the most serious charges, while he responded with a prayer gesture and hugged his lawyer. Cassie’s lawyer, Douglas Wigdor, praised her courage: “Cassie has left an indelible mark on the entertainment industry and the f+ght for justice.”
Cassie, who testified just weeks before giving birth, was commended for her strength during the seven-week trial. Combs’ legal team admitted he had a temper, used dr¥gs, and led a promiscuous lifestyle, but insisted all activities were consensual. The case stemmed from a 2023 lawsuit filed by Cassie, settled within 24 hours for $20 million.
Months later, disturbing hotel footage emerged showing Combs a§§aulting her in 2016. He publicly apologized, calling his actions “disg§¥sting.” Once one of hip-hop’s biggest names, Diddy now awaits sentencing and still faces multiple civil lawsuits stemming from similar allegations.
Music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs has been found guilty of transportation for pr+stit¥tion by a New York jury but cleared of more serious charges including s+x tr+fficking and racketeering conspiracy.
The 55-year-old hip-hop star faced allegations from three women — including his ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura — of ab¥se, coercion, k+dnapping, bl+ckmail, and arson. Jurors convicted him only on the charge of transporting individuals across state lines for pr+stit¥tion, which could carry a sentence of up to 20 years in prison.
He was cleared of charges that carried a potential life sentence. Combs was accused of flying Cassie and another woman, known as “Jane”, around the U.S. and the Caribbean, while paying male escorts to perform s+x acts during alleged “freak off” nights involving dr+gs and ab¥se.
Though jurors were shown private video footage and testimony from escorts, hotel staff, and police, they ultimately concluded that while Combs was guilty of enabling pr+stit¥tion, the evidence fell short of s+x tr+fficking.
The courtroom erupted in mixed emotion following the verdict.
Diddy’s family cheered the not guilty decisions on the most serious charges, while he responded with a prayer gesture and hugged his lawyer. Cassie’s lawyer, Douglas Wigdor, praised her courage: “Cassie has left an indelible mark on the entertainment industry and the f+ght for justice.”
Cassie, who testified just weeks before giving birth, was commended for her strength during the seven-week trial. Combs’ legal team admitted he had a temper, used dr¥gs, and led a promiscuous lifestyle, but insisted all activities were consensual. The case stemmed from a 2023 lawsuit filed by Cassie, settled within 24 hours for $20 million.
Months later, disturbing hotel footage emerged showing Combs a§§aulting her in 2016. He publicly apologized, calling his actions “disg§¥sting.” Once one of hip-hop’s biggest names, Diddy now awaits sentencing and still faces multiple civil lawsuits stemming from similar allegations.
Diddy Found Guilty of Pr+stit¥tion-Related Charge, Cleared of S+x Tr+fficking.
Music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs has been found guilty of transportation for pr+stit¥tion by a New York jury but cleared of more serious charges including s+x tr+fficking and racketeering conspiracy.
The 55-year-old hip-hop star faced allegations from three women — including his ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura — of ab¥se, coercion, k+dnapping, bl+ckmail, and arson. Jurors convicted him only on the charge of transporting individuals across state lines for pr+stit¥tion, which could carry a sentence of up to 20 years in prison.
He was cleared of charges that carried a potential life sentence. Combs was accused of flying Cassie and another woman, known as “Jane”, around the U.S. and the Caribbean, while paying male escorts to perform s+x acts during alleged “freak off” nights involving dr+gs and ab¥se.
Though jurors were shown private video footage and testimony from escorts, hotel staff, and police, they ultimately concluded that while Combs was guilty of enabling pr+stit¥tion, the evidence fell short of s+x tr+fficking.
The courtroom erupted in mixed emotion following the verdict.
Diddy’s family cheered the not guilty decisions on the most serious charges, while he responded with a prayer gesture and hugged his lawyer. Cassie’s lawyer, Douglas Wigdor, praised her courage: “Cassie has left an indelible mark on the entertainment industry and the f+ght for justice.”
Cassie, who testified just weeks before giving birth, was commended for her strength during the seven-week trial. Combs’ legal team admitted he had a temper, used dr¥gs, and led a promiscuous lifestyle, but insisted all activities were consensual. The case stemmed from a 2023 lawsuit filed by Cassie, settled within 24 hours for $20 million.
Months later, disturbing hotel footage emerged showing Combs a§§aulting her in 2016. He publicly apologized, calling his actions “disg§¥sting.” Once one of hip-hop’s biggest names, Diddy now awaits sentencing and still faces multiple civil lawsuits stemming from similar allegations.
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