Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Acquitted of Most Serious Charges, Convicted on Lesser Counts

Scenes Outside Courthouse Reflect Trial’s Themes

After the decision in the federal case of Sean "Deddy" combs, a strange view came out of the court, when some people were seen sprinkling the baby oil in the crowd - which was the symbolic resonance of erotic testimony of the lawsuit. The remains of the oil were engaged on the pavement of the court, which remembered those moments of proceedings, when Baby Oil was used primarily.

Supporters cheer as Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs exits courthouse smiling.

Baby Oil and “Freak Offs” Central to Testimony"

During the entire trial, the so-called "Freak Offs" by combs - inspired by drugs, forced sexual encounters - repeatedly repeatedly repeatedly repeatedly. Many assistants testified that they had stock of Baby Oil in the hotel rooms for the preparation of these encounters. In the hotel damage report presented in the court, the stains of Baby Oil were cited in the carpets.

At one time, the defendant of the combs said to confirm that Ventura said that drugs were not mixed in the baby oil used during these events. Meanwhile, in the indictment of March 2024, it was found that Law Enforcement recovered more than 1,000 bottles of Baby Oil and Lubricant with drugs and other goods from combs in Miami and Los Angeles.

Cassie Ventura’s Role and Lawyer’s Reaction

What was the eight month pregnant at the time of Wechetura, which was eight months and now the mother of three children, played a central role in the prosecution. His lawyer Douglas Vigor gave a critical response to the statement of defense lawyer Mark Aguilo, in which he called Veetura to "winner" to reach civil settlement of several million dollars in 2023.

Wigdor said to CNN, "Cassie Ventura is not the winner?"He is trying to move forward, focusing on his family." He said that by filing civil laws, Ventura realized freedom after suffering from misbehavior for years.

Mixed Verdict: Guilty on Two Counts, Acquitted on Three

A federal jury found guilty in two cases of transport to engage in combo in prostitution, but with more serious allegations it was acquitted:

• Racketeering Conspiracy (counting 1)

• Sex Trafficking (2 cases, one of which is included in Ventura directly)

Wigdor acknowledged the "Mixed Emotions" on this decision, he believed that it was not the result of which he and Ventura hoped, but he praised the jury to justify combs in some allegations.

Prosecutors, Legal Analysts Weigh In

Ricky Patel of the American Attorney J. Clayton and Homeland Security Investigation of New York, issued a joint statement and emphasized the trauma of sexual crimes and appreciated the bravery of the victims. He appreciated the tireless work of Ventura's courage and law enforcement.

Legal analyst Elie Honig said that Combs defeated the compulsory minimum punishment of 15 years or more "defeated the Southern District of New York". Honig said, "Now she is facing a lot of time, and there is a complete possibility that she may be released soon."

Emotional Courtroom Reactions

When reading the decision, combs appeared emotional, they covered their face and celebrated the most serious allegations to be rejected. When the applause started playing in the gallery, the combs played clap, looked at their family and expressed love. His lawyers embraced them, which were clearly affected by the result.

Cassie Ventura’s lawyer emphasized that Ventura paved the path "for accountability". Wigdor said, "Come ahead, he has left an indelible impression on the entertainment industry and justice."

Combs’ Release Under Consideration

After the decision, the defendant's defendant counsel requested his release till the sentence, arguing that he was acquitted with the most rigid penalties. Agnifilo said that combs do not have access to their private jet and they can live in Miami under strict conditions with bonds of family members.

Whether the Judge will be released or not, ask for written arguments from both sides to 1 pm to decision.

Assistant American Attorney Maurine Come opposed this proposal, in which the criminal behavior was referred to the criminal behavior even after the discovery of combs. He confirmed that the government will demand the jail for two cases convicted combs - possibly for 20 years.