THE DIDDY FEDERAL TRIAL (CASE OVER) (PROSECUTION DELCARES THEY ARE NO LONGER GOING TO ARGUE KIDNAPPING, ARSON AND SEX TRAFFICKING IN THE RICO)

Whats verdict?

  • Guilty

    Votes: 257 63.8%
  • Not Guilty

    Votes: 146 36.2%

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AQz

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I haven’t looked at the case outside of skimming this thread.

My take from skimming. He’s a FAN but didn’t get caught up with minors or anything. Used businesses to fund/cover up some things.

The second part is what I’m interested in seeing how it turns out
 

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I haven’t looked at the case outside of skimming this thread.

My take from skimming. He’s a FAN but didn’t get caught up with minors or anything. Used businesses to fund/cover up some things.

The second part is what I’m interested in seeing how it turns out
The bold hasn’t been proven. The CFO said the funds Diddy used for his personal life were ultimately his to use as he wished.
 
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I'm not surprised by anything at this point. I think Diddy is technically guilty, but that doesn't mean that someone couldnt find reasonable doubt. The jury is made up of regular people and they have had to sit and listen for weeks about Diddy's weird fetishes that he engaged in for years. Cassie (and Jane too I think) had admitted in messages that she enjoyed some freak offs and wanted to continue to have a relationship with Diddy. If they were cool with it (to keep doing it for years, accept the lavish lifestyle, and not pursue charges), how does the jury decide which freakoff was acceptable and which one wasn't? I don't think there is anything Cassie said in trial to make things bad for the prosecution.

The case just seems all over the place (key figures getting immunity and Cudi's testimony making the star witness look bad). Maybe the jury is better than me, but everyone in the case just seems grimy and I really don't care what the trial result is. There were no charges in real time for some of the things he's accused of. Everyone just seemed more concerned about Diddy's wealth/fame than going to authorities.

Like you said, it only takes one juror to keep puff out of jail. If one juror was upset or judgmental about Cassie/Jane's actions, the worst of the charges could go away. The only bright spot about all of this is that Cassie got paid before the money dried up. If Diddy did half of the things he got accused of in trial (Rape/Car bombing), he should have known that jail was part of his future unless he gets a Trump pardon.

Yep, pretty much at this point, the prosecutors admitted that they have a weak case by dropping some of the serious charges so we know hes not going away for life. Prosecutors dropped the ball. They fukked up by not linking the sex trafficking with the male sex workers. They also shouldnt have built the case around Cassie. Too much reasonable doubt coming from her mouth.
 

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these nikkas trying to broker a sweetheart plea to save face. Diddy pleads guilty and gets time served and some other stipulations.

Don't do it. Jury gonna acquit.
 

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Being gay is more than rubbing bodily fluids from another man🤮.
Uhhhhhhhhhh.......it ain't too fukking far off :heh::dead:

If being gay is the only thing that comes out of all this I think he'll gladly accept that

Any man rubbing dikk proteins into his chest hairs and making out with it on his lips & mustache has 100% had some directly from the source :dame:

It aint just gay, it's ferociously gay. Lemon martini category 5 gay hurricane behavior
 
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