Diddy trial live: Hear chilling voice notes mogul sent 'victim' after she denied twisted 'freak off'

Daily Mail​

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Sean ' Diddy ' Combs's trial for sex trafficking and racketeering is entering its fifth week on Monday in New York City after the court heard chilling voice notes from the rapper.
The disgraced music mogul, 55, is facing life in prison if convicted of the claims that he used his fame and money to coerce women and employees into sexual and criminal activities for two decades.
His ex-girlfriend, who is testifying under the pseudonym of Jane, will be back on the stand after telling the jury last week that she was forced to participate in frequent sexual performances with male sex workers to please Diddy.
Jane's testimony, which is likely to continue deep into next week, is identical in many ways to the four-day testimony in the trial's first week by Cassie. Jane said she never wanted to have sex with other men but did it to please Diddy because she loved him.
Diddy has pleaded not guilty. His lawyers concede he could be violent, but he denies using threats or his music industry clout to commit abuse.
LISTEN: Diddy berates ex after she declines 'freak off,' tells her to 'get on her job'
Prosecutors played an audio note from 2023 where Diddy tells Jane to 'get on her job' after she said she was not available for a freak off.
'I'm about to really disappear on you, you feel me?' the annoyed mogul said on the voice note, adding that Jane had a 'rude awakening' coming to her.
'You better get on your job, that's all it is,' he said. 'Because you got me on my job.'
Jane said she understood her job to be keeping Diddy happy, which included having sex with male escorts as the mogul watched.
Diddy's 'job,' meanwhile was providing financial support for Jane by providing her $10,000 a month.
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