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Hey everyone and welcome back to Big Mad True Crime, where we get Big Mad over True Crime. I'm your host, Heather

Ashley, and today you'll be hearing part 10 of the Diddy series. Now we are on the last few episodes of this series and this one

is going to be really heavy. So trigger warning for literally all the things, but small talk sucks.

So let's dive in. All right. All right, guys, like I just said, part 10 is going to start with trauma. I wish we could start with literally anything else here, but that's

not what the timeline gives us. So we heard a little bit in a previous episode that the last time

Cassie met with Diddy, it was kind of their final breakup. So it looks like in September of 2018,

Cassie and Diddy went to this Italian restaurant to just kind of talk about what was going on.

And this was supposed to be their last kind of meeting. Their final breakup, this is it, put everything on the table, talk everything out and go their separate ways.

Now, following the dinner, it looks like they both went back to Cassie's house, and this is a house that Diddy had actually bought for her, according to her lawsuit. One of the many things that no matter what Cassie did, she was surrounded by power he had enforced in her life, whether it was apartments, cars, record deals, or her home. So that's what we're dealing

with at this point. Once at the house, Cassie writes in her lawsuit that Diddy allegedly

pushed his way in and just tried to start kissing her. Now, she attempted to push him off and

told him to stop, but she alleges that he did not. She alleges that he

forcefully proceeded to take off her clothes, unbuckle his belt, and rape her as she repeatedly

and relentlessly tried to push him off of her and tell him no. Following that incident, Cassie writes that she left the house that he had bought

for her and even returned the vehicle he had purchased for her and entered into contracts that

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