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Diddy or Didn't He? On Radio Misfits

Diddy or Didn't He? On Radio Misfits

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 Hip-hop icon. Mogul. Accused kingpin. Diddy or Didn’t He is your daily breakdown of the explosive trial of Sean “Diddy” Combs. Hosted by longtime broadcaster Pugs Moran, this podcast pulls no punches as it dives into the racketeering, sex trafficking, and conspiracy charges grabbing national headlines. From courtroom drama to legal analysis, media spin to cultural impact — this is the show that separates fact from frenzy. If you want the real story, day by day, this is where it starts.Radio Misfits
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  • Diddy Or Didn’t He – Trial Day 9 Recap

    Diddy Or Didn’t He – Trial Day 9 Recap
    May 22 2025
    Kid Cudi, Candle Wax, and Cheeseburgers with Applesauce Day 9 delivered major testimony ahead of a weeklong break for Memorial Day. Kid Cudi finally took the stand, detailing how his brief romance with Cassie in 2011 led to his house being broken into and, weeks later, his Porsche being firebombed. He testified that Cassie warned him Diddy “found out about us,” and later told him Diddy had his address. After the break-in, Cudi fled to a hotel with Cassie and later confronted Diddy directly. In a bizarre twist, Cassie showed up mid-meeting, having reconciled with Diddy, leaving Cudi stunned. Despite suspecting Diddy in the arson, Cudi admitted he had no proof—and even accepted an apology years later. The defense used cross-examination to undermine Cudi’s testimony, getting him to admit Cassie “played” both men and was living “two different lives.” This painted her as manipulative and cast doubt on her victim narrative. Other witnesses included Cassie’s makeup artist, who recounted covering up injuries from a fight with Diddy in 2010, and a Beverly Hills hotel manager, who shared bizarre entries from Diddy’s guest file—including damage fees for candle wax and a requirement to stock applesauce. Court resumes Tuesday after the break, with testimony expected from Diddy’s assistant Capricorn Clark, who may confirm details of the 2011 break-in.
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  • Diddy Or Didn’t He – Trial Day 8 Recap

    Diddy Or Didn’t He – Trial Day 8 Recap
    May 22 2025
    The Humiliation Tour Continues, But Still No Case Day 8 of the Diddy trial offered more spectacle than substance. Pugs Moran recapped the latest developments from the Manhattan courtroom, where Judge Subramanian continued to run a tight, efficient ship. The day ended early—not because of delays, but because they simply ran out of useful material. Again. The big anticipated moment—testimony from Kid Cudi—didn’t happen. Prosecutors say he had a scheduling issue, but it raised eyebrows. He’s now expected to testify on Day 9. Given his past with Cassie and Diddy—including that time Diddy allegedly blew up his car—his appearance could finally deliver something meaningful. Instead, the jury spent the day looking at photos from the federal raid on Diddy’s Florida mansion. What did they see? Sex toys, Astroglide, high heels, some weed, and motivational affirmations like “You are a legend” scrawled on his bathroom mirror. None of it illegal. All of it embarrassing. Special agent Gerard Gannon offered a guided humiliation tour of Diddy’s lifestyle, complete with dildos on shelves and lingerie photos. Guns were also shown, but without evidence of illegality. The prosecution’s case still leans more on cringe than crime. Later, celebrity forensic psychologist Dr. Dawn Hughes (who also testified for Amber Heard) tried to explain why someone like Cassie might stay in an abusive relationship. She never treated or spoke to Cassie—her testimony was generic expert commentary, not specific analysis. The day wrapped with former Diddy assistant George Kaplan taking the stand. Granted immunity to testify, Kaplan described miserable work conditions, long hours, and Diddy’s temper. His most shocking story? Getting chewed out for buying two half-gallons of water instead of a full gallon. No joke. As Pugs put it: eight days in, the prosecution is still showing us Diddy is a creep—not a criminal mastermind. Maybe that changes tomorrow, if Kid Cudi shows.
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    22 m
  • Diddy Or Didn’t He – Trial Day 7 Recap

    Diddy Or Didn’t He – Trial Day 7 Recap
    May 20 2025
    Pills, Threats, and The Punisher Night seven of Diddy or Didn’t He brought another round of courtroom chaos as Pugs Moran recapped the latest developments in the federal trial against Sean “Diddy” Combs. The day began with another delay—several jurors were late again due to New York subway issues. This confirmed that the jury is not sequestered, which is unusual for such a high-profile case. Inside the courtroom, it was cold—literally. Diddy sat shivering in a pale blue sweater, and even the judge acknowledged the freezing conditions and promised to get the AC fixed. Back on the stand was David James, Diddy’s former personal assistant, whose testimony pulled back the curtain on Combs’ drug-fueled lifestyle and paranoia. James revealed that Diddy carried around a toiletry bag containing 25 to 30 pill bottles, including Advil, Viagra, Percocet, ecstasy, marijuana, water pills, and even sperm count boosters. According to James, Diddy took drugs daily and sourced them from a dealer known as “One Stop.” But the most shocking detail came when James described the moment he decided to quit—after Diddy handed him a gun and ordered him to jump in a car to confront Suge Knight. The standoff never happened, but it was enough to make James walk away from the job for good. Cassie’s mother, Regina Ventura, also took the stand—but only briefly. In just 15 minutes, she corroborated parts of her daughter’s story and added a damning detail: after a dispute, Diddy demanded $20,000 from Cassie and threatened to release the freak-off sex tapes. Cassie couldn’t pay, so her mother took out a mortgage to get the money and sent a check to Bad Boy Records. The money was later returned, but the implication of blackmail lingered. Interestingly, the defense chose not to cross-examine her. The day’s most unforgettable testimony came from Sheray “The Punisher” Hayes—a male escort who described participating in roughly a dozen sex scenes with Diddy and Cassie. Hayes said he was first hired under the name “Janet” and was told to report to Trump Tower. Expecting a group of bachelorette party guests, he was surprised when only Cassie answered the door. She explained they were going to create a “sexy scene” and warned him not to look at her “husband.” Moments later, a naked man entered the room wearing a Muslim-style face covering and holding a bottle of Astroglide. The man masturbated while Hayes and Cassie rubbed each other with baby oil. Hayes later realized the man was Diddy. According to Hayes, he was hired several more times and said the vibe was always clinical—more like performing in a live film shoot than sex. He described Diddy as a demanding director and said he eventually couldn’t perform due to the pressure. He has since written a self-published book about erectile dysfunction and his experiences with Cassie and Diddy, titled In Search of Freezer Meat. The court also heard briefly from federal agent Gerard Gannon, who helped raid Diddy’s home. His testimony was short but will continue tomorrow. Prosecutors also confirmed that rapper Kid Cudi will take the stand later this week. Cudi once dated Cassie and was reportedly the target of Diddy’s wrath—especially after his car mysteriously exploded, shortly after Diddy allegedly made threats. Despite all the wild testimony, Pugs summed it up with a familiar refrain: the prosecution still hasn’t landed a clean shot on the actual charges. The government is trying to prove racketeering and sex trafficking, but so far, all they’ve shown is disturbing behavior—not criminal conspiracy. As week two continues, the case is still long on scandal and short on slam dunks.
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    33 m
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