Hey everybody. I'm Ashley Vanfield, and this is Drop Dead Serious. It's day 10 of Sean Diddy Combe's

federal racketeering trial. And honest to God, it felt less like a courtroom in there and more

like a scene out of the Sopranos. A powerful mogul, a missing bag of diamonds, claims that a kidnapped

employee was taken to a vacant building by a guy named Uncle Polly and threatened that she'd end up

swimming with the fishes in the East River. There were lie detectors and guns and burner phones

and a woman shoved into a car at gunpoint. Holy Tony and Carmela. There is so much to talk about today.

There was only one witness on the stand the whole day, but she felt as big as ten strong

men.

She was Diddy's former assistant, and her name is Capricorn Clark.

And when she took the stand, she did not hold back.

Capricorn Clark was raised in L.A., but she got her start in New York as an intern at Def Jam Records in the 1990s.

But by 2004, she was working for Diddy.

The road to the gig with Diddy, though, it took a quick detour through Death row records run by Diddy's long-time rival Shug Night.

In fact, one of Capricorn's best friends had kids with Shugnight, all of which apparently was a big

problem because on her very first day working with Diddy, she told the jury today that Diddy had her meet him after dark in Central Park. And it was there with no security, no lawyers, just the two of them, that she says he confronted her. Capricorn testified that Diddy said, and I quote, I didn't know you had anything to do with Shug Night.

If anything happens, I would have to kill you."

End quote.

That's got Atlas panting.

I think he's like really into this particular story.

Hey go, but.

Capricorn told the jury, quote, his demeanor was calm. He was very serious.

And she didn't just talk about Shug Knight. She also brought up another one of Diddy's longtime rivals, Fiddy cent.

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