Cassie claims that Diddy killed a video to keep it under his control

Sean “Diddy” Combs signed Protegé Casandra “Cassie” Ventura to a 10-record deal with his label when she met for the first time but prevented his close control over her life,

On Friday, May 16, the state prosecutor Emily Johnson Ventura, 38, as she said, asked that the Rap -Mogul had made all the decisions regarding her career and how she was forced to reject chances if he didn't want her to pursue her.

In 2012, according to Johnson, a member of the Ventura management team turned to an opportunity with the rapper common.

“Is Puff (a nickname for combs) okay if you make a video together?” Read a text from the 2012 thread that was shown to the jury.

“I'll ask,” she replied. “I don't know, he'll probably say no, Lol.”

Your instincts were right. In a later text she wrote: “Puff said no to Vid.”

Ventura later stated that she “does not know why” Combs would not allow her to work with common.

In eighth month pregnant with her third child with husband Alex Fine, Ventura said that “she couldn't do many of the things I wanted” to comb in her 11 years.

“I had a completely different job,” she said.

When asked what this job was, Ventura replied:

The judge submitted the defense's request to strike this reaction from the protocol.

At the beginning of this week she said that she only published an album in her 10-album contract.

This is the fourth day in a row, on which Ventura has testified in Combs top -class sex trade and convict procedures from Combs.

During her first two days at the status of this week, the Federal Prosecutor's Office Ventura asked how Combs allegedly misused her and forced her to take part in the freak.

In the past two days, Ventura has been examined by Combs' lawyers to show how the two shared a loving, albeit turbulent relationship with jealousy.

Defenders also tried to show the jury that she was a willing participant in the sex meetings.

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During an exchange of text in the early phases of her relationship in 2009, Ventura was asked to read loudly, she asked Combs: “When would you like to make freak?” She replied: “I'm always ready to leave.”

Combs was arrested in September 2024 and was not guilty of five criminal counts, including a number of conspiracies. two cases of sex trade by violence, fraud or coercion; and two charges of transport for prostitution.

Combs could face life in prison if he is convicted in all charges. Since his arrest of 2024, he has been found in the metropolitan detention center in Brooklyn.

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