Shocking Revelations from Diddy’s Trial: Freezer Meat, DNA Drama, and Dark Secrets!

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In its second week, Sean “Diddy” Combs’ federal trial for alleged sex-trafficking and racketeering concluded on Thursday. The jury listened to various pieces of evidence as prosecutors aim to demonstrate that the influential rap and fashion entrepreneur exploited women, ran a sex worker trafficking operation, and transformed his music and fashion empire into a criminal organization over two decades.

This week, Combs’ legal team responded to the accusations by skillfully questioning most of the witnesses called by federal prosecutors. Their goal was to undermine and lessen the impact of their allegations, testimony, and expert status, as Combs continues to assert his innocence in this case.

Intense interrogation has marked the trial, set to continue for another five weeks. If it concludes with a guilty verdict from the mixed jury of eight men and four women, this prominent figure from the rap industry could face a lifetime behind bars. Here’s a glimpse at some of the most intriguing exchanges and moments that unfolded this week at the Daniel Patrick Moynihan United States Courthouse, located in lower Manhattan.

The Ex-Assistant and the Kompromat

On Tuesday, David James, a previous assistant of Combs, shared some of his work experiences with the mogul. One conversation between them after an office party might support the allegation that he often kept incriminating videos as a means of security and threatened to disclose them to maintain control.

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In a few short days, we found ourselves back in New York City. Later, I was summoned to his executive office where he was examining party videos.

Prosecution: Can you explain what you mean by footage from the party?

Indeed, a videographer was present at their parties, capturing all the moments. Mr. Combs would scrutinize the footage to observe partygoers’ activities, including what they were doing during the event.

What, if anything, did Mr. Combs share with you about this video recording?

Initially, someone addressed me, asking if it was I who was dancing at the party. I confirmed that it was indeed me. Then he inquired if I had taken ecstasy that night to which I admitted yes. He seemed to acknowledge this and mentioned he wanted to keep the footage for potential future use.

The Mogul and the $20,000 Demand 

This week, it was revealed to both the jury and public that Combs found out about Ventura’s affair with rapper Kid Cudi. As a result, Combs asked Regina Ventura, who testified this week, to pay him $20,000 as reimbursement for the money he invested in her musical career under his Bad Boy Records label.

As a gamer, I shelled out the cash for my kid’s safety, following my interactions and connection with Combs. A few days after forking over $20,000 to Combs, that money was back in my hands without so much as a peep or reason from Combs, leaving me, his on-off girlfriend’s mom, puzzled and uninformed.

Significantly, Combs’ legal representatives chose not to question Regina Ventura during the trial. Let’s review her conversation from the witness stand with federal officials instead.

When did you meet Sean Combs? 

2006. My child joined Bad Boy Records, where he served as her supervisor. Later on, they began a romantic relationship. Subsequently, they relocated to Los Angeles.

Read this message from December 2011.

Casandra sent me a message. In it, she mentioned that Diddy (Sean Combs) had threatened to expose a sex tape and take legal action against both her and Mr. Mescudi.

How did you react?

Sean Combs requested $20,000 from my husband and me, stating it was to cover losses he incurred because of Mr. Mescudi, which made us feel unwell.

My husband and I were asked for $20,000 by Sean Combs, explaining that this money would compensate him for financial losses sustained through Mr. Mescudi, leaving us feeling queasy.

Why did you take a loan to pay Sean Combs? 

For the safety of my daughter.

The Punisher and the Freezer Meat

On Tuesday, Sharay Dashawn Hayes, also known as “The Punisher,” openly talked about his work with Ventura and Combs at “freak-offs” on multiple occasions. For a man famed as “The Punisher,” his discussion of a topic that could make some men uncomfortable and contradicts his nickname was surprisingly frank.

Hayes’ employment at “freak-offs” terminated in 2015, following Combs’ apparent displeasure over Hayes’ erectile dysfunction issues. This week, Hayes testified that Combs’ assertive and aggressive demands for him and Ventura to engage in sexual acts in front of him were too much, leaving him uncomfortable and startled.

According to Hayes, the reason for his professional split with the couple was this event. However, his tale concludes on a positive note. Eventually, he wrote a book titled “In Search of Freezer Meat“, which he referred to as “a self-help guide for men that details my journey towards and ultimate resolution of my erectile dysfunction through a penis implant.

Here’s a look at Hayes’ exchange with Assistant U.S. Attorney Meredith C. Foster.  

Why did you have these performance issues? 

To be clear, I’ve never found myself in situations where a woman’s partner is present during a sexual encounter and offering instructions. Such scenarios make me uncomfortable and may impact my performance.

Or:

I’m not used to being involved in threesomes or any encounters where a partner guides the action. These types of situations are unsettling for me, and they could potentially affect my ability to perform well.

What would you take to address these performance issues during these encounters? 

As a gamer, I’ve tried just about everything – Cialis, Viagra, even those pills from the corner store. I felt like every performance mattered and it weighed heavily on me.

Approximately when was the last time you had a sexual encounter with Ventura and Combs? 

March of 2015, somewhere around that time. 

Can you describe what happened during that encounter? 

In a similar situation, we initially engaged on the couch. Earlier, I mentioned that there was a moment when Mr. Combs entered, interfered, he placed condoms on the couch, and indicated readiness for sexual penetration. Since his presence and closeness were unusual, it caught me off guard and startled me, leading to difficulties in achieving an erection and failure to perform.

What did he say? 

He said I’m ready — as he presented the condoms, he said ‘I’m ready to see you fuck her.”

And what did he do with the condoms?

He threw them on the couch where we were interacting. 

What was his tone when he said I’m ready to see you fuck her? 

Assertive, aggressive. 

How did she react? 

She reacted kind of startled, similar to myself. 

And did you and Ms. Ventura engage in penetrative intercourse after this? 

In my effort, I encountered difficulties in getting and keeping an erection, which ultimately led to the attempt being unsuccessful.

And what happened at the end of this encounter?  

In due course, another situation unfolded much like the first, Mr. Combs exited the room, and Ms. Ventura followed him. She may have re-entered a few minutes later, leaving me to complete my task. Under these circumstances, I believe I reached climax through self-pleasure. Soon after they both departed and she came back, bringing money to settle the bill. Our discussion centered around her expressing gratitude for my discretion and respect towards their privacy during our encounters.

The Porsche and the DNA

During Thursday’s testimony, Scott “Kid Cudi” Mescudi mentioned that one point made by defense attorney Brian Steel caught him off guard. After the explosion outside his Hollywood Hills home in 2012 involving his Porsche, investigations were initiated by the authorities. However, according to Mescudi, he wasn’t informed about this incident by the local police department.

As I delved deeper into the game, I stumbled upon some intriguing details that Steel decided to reveal to Mescudi. It appears there was a female’s DNA trace found in the vehicle during the investigation. While DNA evidence doesn’t necessarily confirm the gender of the suspect who caused the car wreck with a Molotov cocktail, it’s significant enough for the police to take note and Steel to mention in court. This bit of information certainly took me by surprise this week and could spark a flurry of online detective work among enthusiastic armchair sleuths over the weekend.

On Thursday, here’s a summary of the interaction that occurred among the defense, the prosecution, Mescudi, and the presiding judge during the court proceedings.

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Here’s what happened on Thursday in terms of communication between the defense, the prosecution, Mescudi, and the judge overseeing the case during the court session.

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On Thursday, this is a brief account of the conversation that ensued among the defense, the prosecution, Mescudi, and the judge supervising the trial during the court hearing.

Defense Attorney Steel: You knew that DNA was collected, true? 

Mescudi: Yes. 

Steel: You know that DNA comes back to a female, right? 

Mescudi: You said what now? 

Steel: The DNA comes back to a female. 

U.S. Attorney Johnson:  Objection. 

Judge Arun Subramanian: Grounds?

U.S. Attorney Johnson: Hearsay, speculation, foundation. 

Judge Subramanian: Mr. Steel, maybe you can ask some more questions. 

Steel: I’d like to know if you knew the DNA test results showed it was a female? Just curious.

Johnson: Same objection. 

Judge Subramanian: Sustained. 

Steel: Do you know that there were results from the DNA? 

U.S. Attorney Johnson: Objection. 

Judge Subramanian: That’s overruled. 

I made an attempt to contact the authorities, but I haven’t received any further information regarding the fingerprints or anything else since then.

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2025-05-24 03:27