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It is day 19, if you can believe it of

Sean Diddy Combs federal trial and today Diddy's ex-girlfriend the woman who's

been testifying under the pseudonym Jane she took the stand for a third day and what

she said today was very different than the last few days. In fact, it was explosive.

What she said sounded a lot more like the violence that we heard Cassie Ventura describe. And what she

said puts Sean Combs a heck of a lot closer to the kind of illegal behavior that's required

to prove racketeering in this trial.

If you have ever wanted to be a fly on the wall in Diddy's world,

when some of the biggest news over the past year and a half became public,

well, today's your lucky day.

The jury heard graphic personal text messages and audio recordings and they also heard

how did he found out that CNN was airing that violent video of him beating his girlfriend

Cassie Ventura in a hotel hallway, that video that he allegedly thought that he'd taken care

of. The jury also heard about the aftermath of Cassie Ventura's lawsuit and what that was like

for Diddy.

But before we get into today's testimony, we may have an answer to the question that everybody

seems to be asking.

If this is a racketeering trial, just like the trials that brought down the mob, where are all the co-conspirators, right?

Yes, some alleged co-conspirators have been named by witnesses like Diddy's security guards and his assistants and of course, his right-hand woman Christina KK. K. K. Corum, his chief of staff.

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