Escort Tells Trial He Was Paid To Engage In Sex Acts For Diddy’s Pleasure At ‘Freak Off’ Parties

Sean “Diddy” Combs is facing serious allegations in a New York court, accused of running a criminal enterprise that involved forcing women into drug-fueled sex parties. These parties, referred to as “Freak Offs,” lasted for days and were filmed by Diddy, the trial has heard.

Prosecutors claim that for years, Diddy operated with an inner circle who helped cover up his actions. He allegedly committed multiple violent acts, including stamping on a girlfriend’s head, dangling a woman from a balcony, and even attempting to set fire to another man’s car.

Diddy’s lawyers acknowledged some of the claims, admitting he had been violent in some relationships but denied the charges of sex trafficking. They argued that his actions were driven by jealousy and drug use, not a criminal enterprise. Diddy, a once-successful businessman and music mogul, is also facing accusations related to racketeering, sex trafficking, and transportation for prostitution.

The case gained further attention due to a 2016 video showing Diddy allegedly assaulting his former girlfriend, Cassie Ventura. This video was shown in court during the trial, and Ventura, now pregnant, is expected to testify. Prosecutors have stated that victims will testify about their traumatic experiences, describing being high on drugs and performing sexual acts for Diddy’s fantasies.

One of the key prosecutors, Emily Johnson, emphasized that Diddy and his associates were involved in a wide range of criminal activities, including kidnapping, arson, sex crimes, and bribery. She also detailed shocking claims, including one from Ventura, who said she felt “like she was choking” during a disturbing act Diddy allegedly forced her to witness.

During the trial, Diddy’s lawyer, Teny Geragos, countered the prosecution’s narrative, claiming that the charges were an exaggeration of personal relationships that were influenced by jealousy, infidelity, and money. Geragos suggested that the victims’ motivations were financial, arguing that the timing of the accusations was suspicious.

The prosecution’s first witness was Israel Florez, a former security guard who filmed the hotel assault in 2016. Florez described finding Ventura in distress and using his phone to capture the incident on camera. The trial also featured testimony from male escort Daniel Phillip, who described participating in the “Freak Off” parties, where he was paid to engage in sexual acts for Diddy’s pleasure.

The trial continues to attract attention as Diddy faces multiple charges, including sex trafficking and racketeering. His family, including his mother and children, have been seen attending the trial in support. The outcome of the trial will determine whether Diddy is held accountable for his actions, and he faces a potential life sentence if convicted.

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