Cassie’s Plea to Diddy Judge, “I am so scared” if Diddy Walks Free

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🗓️ 1 October 2025

⏱️ 19 minutes

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With Sean “Diddy” Combs’ sentencing hearing scheduled for this Friday, prosecutors have upped the time they believe Diddy should spend behind bars. They are now asking he serve 11 years for his 2 prostitution convictions. As a part of their request, they included several impassioned letters from his victims, including from star witness and ex girlfriend Cassie Ventura Fines and her parents. Amy and T.J. go over the prosecution’s filings as we all continue to wait for the judge’s ruling on whether to throw out Diddy’s convictions or give him a new trial.

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0:00.0	This is an I-Heart podcast.
0:06.2	Hey there, folks. It's Monday, September the 30th,
0:09.8	and Sean Diddy Combs has asked the judge to only sentence him to 14 months in prison,
0:16.2	meaning he could be out soon.
0:19.6	The prosecutors want him in jail for much, much longer.
0:25.0	And his ex-girlfriend Cassie is absolutely letting her voice be heard, saying she too wants him in prison for a long time.
0:34.6	Welcome to this episode of Amy and T.J. Rose.
0:36.7	We were waiting on Friday. The sentencing
0:38.6	hearing for Diddy. Been waiting on this thing. It's this Friday. He wants 14 months.
0:43.8	Prosecutors, we thought, we're asking for four, five, maybe up to six or seven. Uh-uh.
0:50.9	Yeah, they made, they hinted after they had basically said, yes, four to six years right around when his guilty verdicts came down.
0:59.5	But then we got word that they were considering asking for longer.
1:04.0	And we got the official word that they want him behind bars for 135 months, which amounts to 11 years and three months.
1:14.5	Do that math. Now, I think Robs, we knew there was going to be a lot of eyes and
1:20.3	intrigue about what this judge is going to do on Friday. But that is, dear lady, even if he
1:27.0	splits the difference, you're talking about five,
1:30.2	six years in prison, which is a much different scenario. Yes, the defense of that's for 14 months.
1:36.2	Time served is 13 plus at this point, is it not? Yes. Yes. So it's over 13 months. He's going home
1:41.9	by Thanksgiving if the judge goes along with that. Because credit for good behavior would be applied. And by all accounts, from what we've been
1:47.8	able to ascertain, he has a perfect conduct score, so to speak. He's had no issues that we've
1:54.7	heard of. And certainly, I believe we would have heard if anything had gone down behind bars.
2:00.4	And most certainly his lawyer said,
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