Diddy's Trial Takes a Turn: 'Jane Doe' Testimony and the Fraud Claim

Sean "Diddy" Combs' Sex Trafficking Trial: 'Jane Doe' Testimony and the Prosecution's Strategy The Sean "Diddy" Combs federal trial took another turn with the second day of testimony from a woman using the pseudonym "Jane." The prosecution is focusing on proving fraud as an element of the sex trafficking charge against Combs, who has pleaded not guilty. Their strategy hinges on "Jane's" claims of deception. "They say that "Jane" felt lied to," explains the CBS News reporter in a recent video update. The prosecution seeks to introduce notes written by "Jane" as evidence of her state of mind, believing these will be key to proving their case. However, the defense is fighting back, arguing against the admission of these notes and submitting a letter to the judge over the weekend. The video report also highlights the contrast between "Jane's" testimony and the earlier testimony of Cassie Ventura, where the emphasis was on violence and coercion. The judge's decision on the admissibility of the notes will be crucial in shaping the course of the trial.