Diddy and his SON accused of shocking rape in new lawsuit filed as trial ends: Live updates

Diddy and his son Justin Combs, whom he shares with Misa Hylton, were accused of brutal gang rape by a Louisana woman in a shocking new lawsuit.

The documents, obtained by Page Six, allege that Justin lured the woman, whom he met on Snapchat in 2017, out to California under the promise of helping her career in the entertainment industry.

When she arrived, she claimed she was plied with drugs and alcohol by Justin before three ‘masked men’ arrived to the home to brutally gang rape her for several hours. She claimed one of the men was Diddy, 55.

In the documents, she said she was able to identify the music mogul by his ‘mannerisms,’ and alleged that Justin called him ‘Pops.’

Diddy’s attorney denies any wrongdoing.

‘No matter how many lawsuits are filed, it won’t change the fact that Mr. Combs has never sexually assaulted or sex trafficked anyone — man or woman, adult or minor,’ a lawyer for the rapper said.

‘We live in a world where anyone can file a lawsuit for any reason. Fortunately, a fair and impartial judicial process exists to find the truth, and Mr. Combs is confident he will prevail in court.’

Justin Combs, left, with his father Diddy and brother King

In defense closing statements, Marc Agnifilo claimed that those who were around Diddy were all grateful for their experiences.

‘Being with him was like going to Harvard Business School….like drinking from a firehose,’ he said of witness testimony.

‘Did they always like him? No way. Let’s not even go there. They didn’t always like him but they loved him,’ Agnifilo stated.

Diddy’s mother Janice Combs, sons King and Justin, and daughters D’Lila, Chance and Jessie arrive to court on Friday.

The mogul’s family have shown support throughout the seven week course of the trial.

In court on Friday, Diddy lawyer Marc Agnifilo said the mogul’s seven week sex trafficking trial was not ‘real’ and that it has been ‘false and exaggerated.’

‘From the mouths of the witness from the evidence, the text messages, what do you see? What is that trial? It’s personal use drugs, that’s what it is,’ he said.

‘The trial of the evidence is a lifestyle. You want to call it swingers. You want to call it threesomes that’s what it is,’ he continued.

‘That is not what the prosecutors are saying to you.The prosecutors have charged one of the most serious complicated comprehensive statutes on the books.That is the false trial, that is the exaggerated trial, that is not the real trial.’

‘This trial is a tale of two trials,’ he began in court on Friday.

‘It is the trial told from the mouths of the witnesses, there’s the trial told from the text messages, there’s the trial told from the videos. There’s the trial that’s told in the evidence. That’s one trial.

‘The second trial is a very different trial…the trial as told from the mouths of the prosecutors.

‘The trial told from the mouths of the prosecutors is very different, nothing like the trial told from the evidence,’ he began.

He was slathered in baby oil, having wild sex with a beautiful woman, and earning mountains of cash.

And if her famous rapper boyfriend wanted to meticulously choreograph and film the action to satisfy his private appetites, that was all part of the VIP service.

Diddy’s ‘freak off’ parties were just another lucrative porn gig for Anton Harden, a male escort and OnlyFans star known for being enormously well-endowed.

That was until the woman involved told the hip hop mogul’s sex trafficking trial she was coerced into taking part in their drug-fueled romps lasting up to six hours.

He’s in the fight of his life in a Manhattan courtroom – and Sean Diddy Combs is pulling out all the stops to win back his freedom.

The music mogul, on trial for racketeering and sexual trafficking, remains hopeful he will be acquitted at the end of the long drawn out criminal blockbuster.

His defense strategy has impressed legal analysts – his lawyers have argued that while he may be a monster, sex addict and drug addled fiend, he’s not guilty of the crimes the jury has been asked to consider.

But their arguments aren’t the only way Diddy is subtly trying to curry favor.

From his wardrobe to his courtroom props and even interactions with witnesses and jurors, the 55-year-old is leaving nothing off the table when it comes to fighting for his freedom.

A Daniel Patrick Moynihan United States Courthouse clerk announced this morning that there were ‘issues’ with the jury, but did not clarify what the issue seemed to be.

Diddy appeared to be bobbing his head nervously as proceedings were delayed.

Diddy appeared to be praying in court today before the jury arrived to be seated.

He was smiling as he clasped his hands together in prayer motion, looking at his lawyers who were returning the same prayer motion.

His sons Justin and King arrived to court to support their father today.

Judge Arun Subramanian arrived in court this morning. He confirmed that the defense will finish closing arguments today and the prosecution will offer rebuttal.

He said that jury deliberations are due to start on Monday to give both sides time to prepare the exhibit laptops that the jury will take with them to deliberate.

Diddy scored a huge courtroom victory after prosecutors decided to drop key parts of the charges against him.

In a letter to U.S. District Judge Arun Subramanian prosecutors said they will no longer pursue theories presented during the blockbuster trial, including that the music mogul was involved in attempted arson and kidnapping.

The two alleged acts were initially included in the government’s racketeering conspiracy charge against Combs. All charges against him still remain.

Diddy cut off the judge presiding over his sex trafficking trial to tell him that he would not be testifying on Tuesday afternoon.

Combs, 55, stood up in front of Judge Arun Subramanian and confirmed his answer, and even spoke over him to make it clear he won’t be taking the stand.

The judge asked Diddy: ‘Have you discussed whether you should or should not?’

‘Yes, thoroughly. Yes, have discussed it,’ the rapper replied, in his first words to the Manhattan court since his federal sex trafficking and racketeering conspiracy trial started over seven weeks ago.

Judge Subramanian began to speak before Diddy cut him off and added: ‘That is solely my decision. It’s my decision with my lawyers.’

Sean ‘Diddy‘ Combs’ legal team was slapped down by the judge presiding over his trial because of their alleged attempt to use the escalating conflict with Iran in their upcoming closing argument.

As the disgraced hip-hop mogul’s bombshell sex trafficking trial nears a verdict, his team of attorneys reportedly planned on bringing up the escalating tensions between the US and Iran in court in a bid to relate it to his case, TMZ reported Monday.

Sources told the outlet the 55-year-old’s defense ‘may invoke the recent conflict’ in their closing argument, and specifically go after the Homeland Security Investigators who raided his home in the Holmby Hills neighborhood of Los Angeles in March.

To end her closing argument on Thursday, Slavik finished the prosecution’s closing arguments with: ‘A lot of evidence was hard to hear, hard to see.

‘The defendant ran his criminal enterprise with total control and with the loyal assistance of his inner circle.

‘Foot soldiers, personal assistants….who knew their one job was to say yes to the defendant.

‘All of this [paints a] clear picture of how the defendant committed crime after crime for two decades, how he didn’t take no for an answer….

‘Up until today the defendant was able to get away with these crimes because of his money, his power and influence. That stops now, it’s time to hold him accountable.’ she ended.

The prosecutor’s closing argument went on for four hours and 49 minutes Thursday.

Both the defense and prosecution said their statements would take about four hours.

Defense closing arguments are due to begin at 9am EST. Diddy’s lawyer Marc Agnifilo will lead closing statements.

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