“Traumatized” assistant testifies Diddy pursued her relentlessly after Cassie’s trial

After Casandra “Cassie” Ventura handed in her bomb scale toward Sean “Diddy” Combs In November 2023, who accused him of many years of physical and sexual abuse, he contacted an assistant who had worked for him for several years, the woman testified on Friday 30 May, in his sex trade and racketeing trial.

The woman, who testifies under the pseudonym “Mia”, said she had received phone calls and text messages from Combs and one of his close co-workers, D-Roc, and asked to talk to her, but that she avoided Combs.

In December 2023, weeks after Combs and Ventura privately decided the mood she had submitted against him, Mia said that D-Roc informed her again and told her that Combs wanted her to call him.

“I was terrified,” she said.

She said she remembered she was thinking, “Oh my God, it won’t end.”

The juror was shown on February 7, 2024, messages Combs sent Mia where he asked to speak by phone to get his “memory jogged on some things.”

“I knew the fine messages were a front,” Mia testified. She said she didn’t answer.

“I wanted nothing to do with him,” she said. “He was the person I was traumatized by.”

She said she thought Combs feared that she would tell people about what she had witnessed him over the years.

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She testified on Thursday that during the eight years she worked for Combs, she was subjected to violence and sexual abuse on several occasions and that she endured astonishing working conditions. She claimed Thursday that Combs had put her hand up her dress, forced her to perform oral sex and climbed into her bed as she slept and had sex with her against her will. She is the other woman who testifies to alleged sexual abuse from Combs.

Mia, who worked for Combs from 2009 to 2017, also testified on Thursday that she witnessed Combs Assault Ventura, his on-and-off girlfriend for more than a decade, which was signed to his music label as Cassie, several times. Ventura testified for four days during the first week of the trial.

Combs are not accused of sex trafficking Mia. Prosecutors claim that he exposed her to forced labor – part of the broader accusations claiming that Comb’s a criminal company had committed and hide crime.

Combs, 55, have not relied on sex trafficking and allegations of extracts.

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