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Live updates: Sean ‘Diddy' Combs trial coverage

Live updates: Sean ‘Diddy' Combs trial coverage

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Update:
Date: 2 min ago
Title: Judge says he'll pick up the defense's mistrial motion tomorrow
Content:
Judge Arun Subramanian says he'll pick up the defense's mistrial motion tomorrow because the government plans to respond in a filing at some point today.
The defense team submitted to move for a mistrial over the weekend. The motion was based on the testimony of Bryana Bongolan, which defense attorneys said is 'demonstrably' false.
Update:
Date: 25 min ago
Title: "Jane" will be back on the stand today
Content:
Jane will continue testifying this morning at 9 a.m. ET.
Prosecutor Maurene Comey said she will likely take most of today — if not all day — to finish direct-examination.
'Jane' testified Friday about the drug-fueled sexual performances called 'hotel nights' she said she endured during her relationship with Combs. Jane described how she told the music mogul she wanted to stop them, and she broke into tears when she detailed having a 'hotel night' on her birthday.
Update:
Date: 32 min ago
Title: Here's what we learned in court Friday
Content:
A woman using the pseudonym 'Jane' took the stand for a second day of salacious testimony at the end of the fourth week of Sean 'Diddy' Combs' federal criminal trial on Friday.
Jane's testimony comes as the prosecution seeks to show Combs and his inner circle used violence, lies, drugs, and other means to coerce Jane and Cassie Ventura into having sex with other men as part of drug-fueled sexual performances known as 'hotel nights' or 'Freak Offs.'
Here's what we learned in testimony Friday:
Text messages show Jane repeatedly said she didn't want to do 'hotel nights'
Combs still pays for her rent to this day, Jane says
Jury sees and hears a 'hotel night'
Alleged drug trafficking and drug use
Jane cries as she details birthday 'hotel night'

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