Diddy Trial Alternate Juror
Jury Was Spot on with Diddy’s Conviction!!!
And About These Freak-Off Movies …
Revealed
CNN
An alternate juror on Diddy‘s case has spoken out — and says he agrees with the stunning verdict confirmed Wednesday that acquitted the musician of probably the most critical fees the federal authorities leveraged in opposition to him.
The unnamed juror sat down with CNN Thursday … and he says his 350 pages of “copious” notes led him to agree with the jury that Diddy didn’t commit any intercourse trafficking or racketeering crimes.
Bear in mind … he was solely convicted of the two lesser fees of transporting prostitutes for intercourse.
The juror’s reasoning? In the course of the “riveting” and “eye-opening” trial, the prosecution was not in a position to show the RICO and prostitution fees past an inexpensive doubt.
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Even with the prosecution exhibiting Diddy collaborating in sexual activity … the juror mentioned the exercise did not appear pressured and was even “pretty tame,” principally exhibiting child oil being rubbed on these concerned within the intercourse act.
He additional defined the texts offered by the protection confirmed there have been ranges of consent with Diddy’s sexual encounters.
He additionally touched on the “very bad” 2016 video of Cassie being crushed to a pulp by Diddy a number of occasions … and confirmed it did not make a distinction when contemplating the fees introduced in opposition to the disgraced music mogul as a result of he was not charged with home violence.
As … Diddy and his household had been thrilled that he obtained off the hook for the three most critical fees. We even caught his mom, Janice, flashing a thumbs-up exterior the NYC courtroom shortly after the decision was learn.
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Not everybody was completely satisfied — Daybreak Richard … who has a pending lawsuit in opposition to her former mentor … referred to as his 2-count conviction a “disappointment” in an announcement by way of her lawyer.
Diddy stays behind bars as he awaits his sentencing.
