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Cassie Ventura ended four consecutive days of explosive testimony in the criminal test of her former friend Sean “Didi” Combs.
Destroying in sobs, the singer told a New York court on Tuesday that she would return a $ 20 million legal agreement from rap tycoon if he had never participated in his “humiliating” sexual parties called “freaks”.
D -Ja Ventura, the star witness of the government, was confronted with intense interrogation from the two legal teams for the decade he met with the combs.
Combs faces accusations of racketeering, sexual traffic and transport to get involved in prostitution and can face prison life. He pleaded guilty and denied the charges.
The testimonies of G -Jia Ventura revealed graphic details about her sex life with the rapper, the physical violence she had suffered from him and the position she said helps to conceal his crimes.
She also addressed that after filed against him in November 2023, which included many of these charges, he gave her an agreement of $ 20 million.
The agreement, which came just one day after the case was filed, was public knowledge, but its number has been unknown so far. At first glance, the defense tried to hit the financial incentives for the accusations of G -Ja Ventura during their cross -examination of her testimony, which continues all day on Thursday and Friday.
Combs lawyer Anna Estevao seems to suggest that Da Ventura was nailed for money before she filed a case. The singer had just moved to her parents’ house, such as her husband and children.
Da Ventura withdrew against this characteristic, later shared that she would trade all this for life, without the “torn offs”, which, in her opinion, cause her physical injuries, sometimes last for days and suffocate her career as a singer.
“I would have an agency and autonomy,” she said.
The CombS legal team also showed dozens of messages between the couple from every stage of their relationship, arguing that their dynamics are sometimes toxic but not criminal.
The defense also offered one last minute for a bomb before Da Ventura leaves a stand on Friday: the singer arranged another legal agreement for $ 10 million related to her claims against rap tycoon.
D -Ja Ventura told the court that he was expecting to receive about $ 10 million from Intercontinental Hotel.
The agreement refers to an incident at the Intercontinental in Los Angeles in 2016, in which the security viral footage shows that Kombs hits, kicks and drags Mrs. Ventura into a corridor. These shots have been in court for a long time this week and are one of the most important evidence in the process.
Although the day is almost over, the prosecutor’s office got into two more witnesses before the court postponed. One was the dawn of Richard, a singer in the Daniti Kane group – formed on the Didi show in MTV, which made the group – and last year filed a case, accusing him of physical violence and retaining his revenue.
D -Ja Richard testifies to an incident in 2009 when she said she saw that Kombs had attacked G -Ja Ventura at his Los Angeles mansion.
“She fell,” G -ja Richard told the court. “She was in the fetus position.”
After the incident, she said that Kombs took her aside and told her that what she saw was “passion” and that where she was, “people disappear” if they were talking.
US internal security agent Yasin Binda also took the position by telling the court about money, drugs and baby oil that was seized from the rapper’s hotel room when he was arrested in New York.
More indications are expected from witnesses called by prosecutors next week. The Down Court in Manhattan is a media circus since the beginning of the trial, with viewers gathering in work and camping overnight to gain an idea of ​​the music tycoon, his family and the celebrities who testify.