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Cassie’s Testimony Ends, Defense Gains Ground, and Don Richard Drops a Bombshell
Cassie Ventura’s dramatic turn on the witness stand finally wrapped on Day 5—and what was expected to be a slam dunk for the prosecution ended in a swirl of contradictions, damaging texts, and credibility questions. The defense finished its cross-examination by painting Cassie not as a victim trapped in fear, but as a willing participant in a toxic relationship—one who sent affectionate texts, maintained contact long after their breakup, and even admitted to cheating on her now-husband with Diddy in 2018.
We heard about jealousy over a mystery NFL player, an awkward FaceTime from husband Alex Fine during a Diddy hookup, and a final straw that wasn’t a brutal beating or years of abuse—but a photo of Diddy with another woman. The defense introduced a possible bipolar diagnosis and drug use to further complicate the narrative, even citing Cassie’s own Instagram post from 2024 that framed the infamous hotel attack video simply as “domestic violence”—a charge Diddy isn’t even facing in this trial.
Outside the courtroom, a man was arrested for the second day in a row in front of the courthouse, while inside, special agent Yasin Binda testified about what was found in Diddy’s hotel room after his arrest: ketamine, MDMA, a Klonopin prescription under a fake name, and an absurd amount of Astroglide and baby oil.
To close the day, Don Richard of Danity Kane took the stand with explosive allegations—detailing a 2009 incident where she claims Diddy beat Cassie with a skillet and then dragged her up the stairs in front of the group. The next day, she says, he locked the band in a studio and warned them to stay quiet, telling them, “Where I’m from, people go missing if they talk.”
The prosecution attempted to clean up Cassie’s image on redirect, but it may have been too little, too late. And with multiple new witnesses on deck—including more accusers and the return of Don Richard—this trial is far from over. But if the goal was to paint Cassie as a helpless, silenced victim, Day 5 may have pushed the case in a very different direction. -
Cassie Cross-Examined: Pregnant, Poised, and Under Pressure
Day 4 of the Sean “Diddy” Combs trial brought a calm but strategic cross-examination of Cassie Ventura. Eight months pregnant and still on the stand, Cassie faced Diddy’s defense team, who steered clear of aggression and instead leaned on her own messages, emails, and past behavior to question the prosecution’s narrative. From booking escorts and planning “freak offs” to texting her excitement about upcoming sex marathons, the defense chipped away at the claim that Cassie was a coerced victim.
The courtroom also heard details about Diddy’s alleged opioid use—including a previously unreported OD at the Playboy Mansion—and Cassie’s drug history. Meanwhile, outside the courthouse, a bizarre outburst from a pro-Diddy supporter added to the circus atmosphere.
Cassie admitted to jealousy over Diddy’s past relationships, including with the late Kim Porter, and even name-dropped Michael B. Jordan during questioning. With the judge limiting the defense’s time, the final stretch of Cassie’s testimony continues tomorrow—and it’s clear both sides are ramping up for what’s to come. -
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Cassie, Cudi & The Cross-Examination Curveball
Pugs Moran and James Parker are back to break down day three of the Diddy trial, and things are getting even messier. With headcrack out for his kid’s birthday, the guys hold it down, unpacking everything from Cassie’s continued testimony to a wild connection between her former “freak-off” partner and a Trump resort shooting.
Cassie, eight months pregnant and still on the stand, shared new stories about her time with Sean “Diddy” Combs—including claims of drug-fueled sex marathons, physical abuse, and unsettling control tactics. The defense is about to cross-examine her, and the question looms: how do you go after a pregnant woman without losing the jury?
Also on the docket: Diddy’s alleged threat to blow up Kid Cudi’s car (which actually did explode), creepy courtroom sketches, and a look at just how far this trial is drifting from salacious into downright disturbing. Between James’ pizza tips and Pugs’ freak-off fatigue, it’s another no-holds-barred night of unfiltered trial talk. -
Cassie Takes the Stand and the Freak Offs Get Graphic
Day 2 of the Sean “Diddy” Combs federal sex trafficking trial brought shocking testimony and serious questions about the prosecution’s case. Host Pugs Moran returns to break down the drama, including every disturbing detail shared by the trial’s key witness: Cassie Ventura.
The morning began with the cross-examination of male escort Daniel Phillip. Although he was called by the prosecution, his testimony backfired. He admitted he never saw Cassie under the influence during their encounters. In fact, he described a moment when Diddy stopped a “freak off” because Cassie seemed intoxicated. That statement undermines the prosecution’s claim that drugs were used to manipulate or coerce.
Later in the day, Cassie took the stand. She is eight months pregnant and visibly emotional, which adds weight to her testimony. She accused Diddy of controlling every aspect of her life, including what she wore, where she went, and who she interacted with. More importantly, she said he orchestrated regular “freak offs”—multi-day sex parties involving male escorts, drugs, and extreme behavior.
Her description was graphic. She talked about being forced to take MDMA, being filmed without consent, and being humiliated with degrading acts, including public urination and physical abuse. She claimed the events left her with bruises and emotional trauma. Although she initially agreed to participate, she said it became clear she was no longer in control.
Tensions ran high in the courtroom. Cassie’s husband, Alex Fine, was nearly removed after the defense argued he posed a threat to their client. The judge denied the motion but ordered Fine to leave during graphic testimony. Meanwhile, Combs’ mother, Janice, was also in the gallery and witnessed the allegations unfold.
The trial is only beginning, but the tone is already set. Cassie’s testimony is powerful, yet the defense is expected to challenge her credibility in the coming days. As the prosecution struggles to prove coercion beyond salacious headlines, the question remains: did he break the law, or is this one massive public takedown?
Stay tuned for nightly coverage of Diddy or Didn’t He on Radio Misfits. -
Opening Statements, Witnesses, and Celebrity Fallout
The first night of Diddy or Didn’t He kicks off with host Pugs Moran breaking down Day 1 of the Sean “Diddy” Combs federal sex trafficking trial, joined by media personalities James Parker (WBAP Dallas) and Headkrack (Dish Nation, Side Dish). With a mix of sharp insight and candid reactions, the trio covers opening statements, early witness testimony, and the growing mountain of disturbing allegations facing Combs.
The trial begins in Manhattan federal court, where Combs faces serious charges, including racketeering conspiracy and sex trafficking. Testimony on Day 1 includes two key witnesses: a hotel security guard who claims he was paid $100,000 to make surveillance footage disappear, and a male escort who details graphic encounters allegedly orchestrated and recorded by Combs, involving singer Cassie Ventura.
Headkrack offers personal stories of his interactions with Diddy over the years, shedding light on the music mogul’s public persona versus his behind-the-scenes behavior. The conversation veers into the cultural obsession with celebrity downfall, Diddy's rumored ties to other scandals, and how his empire may be unraveling in real time.
The panel also digs into the emotional toll on Diddy’s family, who were present in court and visibly shaken, and speculates on the wider implications—including the resurfacing of the infamous “Diddy list” and potential overlap with other notorious scandals.
With raw analysis, dark humor, and insider perspective, this premiere delivers a powerful and unsettling recap of a case that’s just getting started. -
Pugs Moran covers the explosive trial of Sean “Diddy” Combs—racketeering, trafficking, conspiracy, and the cultural fallout—in this no-punches-pulled podcast.
