Cassie
I Was Scared To Say No To Diddy Over Freak-Offs
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Cassie Ventura just took the stand and squarely addressed both the beating video and her involvement in freak-offs.
She said the 2016 beating at the hands of Diddy occurred right on the heels of a freak-off. She has not addressed more about the beating … rather, she began talking about the freak-offs.
Cassie said when the subject of a freak-off — which she said was the hiring of an escort to have sex with her — came up, she was “confused, nervous. I wanted to make him happy.”
The prosecutor asked if she agreed to a freak-off when Diddy first proposed it, and she said she did, but they continued. She testified, “Then there were more. It wasn’t something I wanted to do, at least not that frequently.”
She said she feared saying no would have consequences … namely, making Diddy angry. She said she was also afraid he would blackmail her. Prosecutors said in their opening statement Diddy threatened to release the freak-off videos if she did not participate.
She also set up what appears to be a move by prosecutors to show video of a freak-off to the jury. She was asked what evidence she gave to the government, and she replied “laptops,” presumably, which stored freak-off videos.
Cassie testified that she was with Diddy for 10 year and they would get in arguments that resulted in violence … telling the jury he would drag her and stomp her in the head if she was down. She testified the violence was too frequent and she would get black eyes and bruises.
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