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Dangling 17 feet from potential death. The accuser behind one of the most chilling allegations against Sean Diddy Combs took the stand.

We'll talk about it tonight on a special edition of Laura Coates live, Diddy on trial.

Well, good evening and welcome. I'm Laura Coates right here in New York City tonight, where I was in court for day 16 of the Ditty trial.

And I heard Cassie Ventura's close friend say that she witnessed violence against her firsthand and frankly lived through it herself allegedly.

In just a moment, my team of legal experts and court

insiders will unpack Brianna Vana Bongoland's testimony and how the defense tried to pick

apart her credibility and her claims. Now here is just a glimpse of what the jury heard today.

She accused Eddie of dangling her over the railing of a 17-floor balcony. She claimed that he got

in her face and told her he's the devil and that he could kill her. And she said she saw Diddy throw a knife

at Cassie at one point who threw it back. Now, Bongland's testimony was a moment many had been

waiting for, frankly, on both sides.

That's because she was referenced in Cassie's 2023 civil lawsuit against Citi, but not by name.

It described an incident where he allegedly dangled a woman over a balcony at a hotel.

Well, today, Bonga Lynn put her name and face to that story and revealed that

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