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Diddy Accused of Slamming Cassie’s Head As Jurors Hear Emotional Testimony from Another Victim
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47:09Now PlayingFormer assistant “Mia” testifies Sean “Diddy” Combs physically and sexually assaulted her and violently attacked Cassie Ventura.
She describes Combs slamming Cassie’s head into a bed, triggering a cover-up and calls to a plastic surgeon.
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Day 12 of the Sean “Diddy” Combs federal sex-trafficking and racketeering trial featured some of the most emotional and disturbing testimony to date.
Former assistant “Mia,” testifying under a pseudonym, told jurors that Diddy physically and sexually assaulted her—and that she feared for her life while witnessing brutal attacks on Cassie Ventura.
Among the most chilling claims: Combs allegedly slammed Cassie’s head into a bed frame, leaving her “gushing blood,” then ordered Mia to call a plastic surgeon and lie about the injury. Mia described Combs’ eyes turning “black,” saying it was the first time she realized how much danger they were in.
Mia also described years of coercive control, 24/7 work conditions without sleep, and a workplace ruled by Combs’ unpredictable moods and violent outbursts.
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