Cassie Ventura's key evidence finally released for public

Diddy’s defence lawyers presented key evidence involving Cassie Ventura, who has been in relationship with the rapper for nearly 11 years.

According to Cassie’s testimony, the 55-year-old musician coerced women into performing extended sexual activities, known as “freak-offs.”

In the presented audios, the songstress can be heard threatening a man as she says: “Yeah, you don’t have to see it, but it’s my life and I’ll kill you.”

Although the jurors heard the audio a month ago when Me & U hitmaker took the stand, it has now been made available for the public.

The singer admitted she wanted to make sure that her freak-off videos are not seen by anyone else other than her.

During her graphic testimony, Cassie revealed she was mentally, physically and emotionally tormented by Diddy during their relationship.

She also claimed being subjected to rape by the Bad Boy Records owner when she tried to step away from the torturing bond with him.

Despite being in 10-album deal with the music mogul, the 38-year-old only released one record, alleging that taking part in explicit activities became a “full job” for her.

However, the defence tried to prove that the rapper’s intimate life with his partners were “different,” arguing that their sexual encounters were consensual.

What charges is Diddy facing?

The ongoing trial of Diddy, who is facing sex trafficking and racketeering charges, has entered sixth week. He continues to plead not-guilty to the charges. 

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