Hi, I'm Brian Bukmeyer, an ABC News legal contributor and host of Bad Rap, The Case Against Diddy.

You're about to hear our latest episode following everything going on in Sean Combs' trial from the prosecution and the defense.

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Hey, it's Brad Milkey.

This week on The Crime Scene Weekly, we're talking about a mom who gained national attention

for faking her own kidnapping.

Sherry Papini is back in the spotlight, but now she's changing her story and trying to change

her custody arrangement with her kids. Listen to the latest from the case on the crime scene

weekly.

A warning that this episode includes discussion of violence, sexual assault, and suicide.

So please take care when listening.

This week, USA v. Sean Combs has been mostly about one witness, singer Cassie Ventura, who was in a romantic

relationship with Sean Combs for over a decade.

Cassie brought the first civil lawsuit against Combs in 2023.

It included allegations of sex trafficking and was settled quickly with no admission of guilt.

This week, we learned through her testimony the amount of that settlement,

$20 million. For a long time, that lawsuit was the only look we had into her experience with

Sean Combs. I remember when we were researching earlier episodes of this podcast, the lawsuit was

one of the very few sources of information we had to

draw from to try to understand her side of things. And now here's Cassie Ventura, city in court,

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