Hey everyone, I'm Ashley Banfield and this is Drop Dead serious.

It was day 29 of the federal sex trafficking and racketeering trial of Sean Diddy Combs.

And today felt like the defense was flipping the script.

They are not calling any witnesses.

What?

And Diddy's not testifying.

What?

But they did spend 10 whole minutes presenting evidence to the jury and they tried to paint a very

different picture of the man that prosecutors say ran a criminal sex trafficking empire.

Yes, I said 10 minutes.

I did not spend, say, 10 days or 10 hours.

I said 10 whole minutes.

And I know.

I was a little surprised at that too.

Well, I have to say, speaking of evidence, though, some of the most graphic exhibits that were shown during Jane Doe's testimony are now public.

And let's just say, once again, they are not safe for work, y'all, and I'm going to show them to you.

So get your privacy shield on your monitor, put on your headphones, especially if you're at work or on the train or you got kiddos running around because I'm talking lingerie and heels and baby oil and lube and new videos of ditty dancing.

And, you know, I'm going to tell you all about them.

And I'm going to show them to you in a hot minute.

And by the way, I talked to two of the sharpest legal minds that I know about this

topic. That was on my News Nation, True Crime Show, Banfield. First, the woman who prosecuted R.

Kelly, Maria Cruz Melendez, and second, criminal defense attorney Sarah Azari. They both have

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