Hey everyone. I'm Ashley Banfield, and this is Drop Dead Serious.

It was day 16 of Sean Diddy Combs' federal RICO trial. And today the jury experienced

both extremes of the emotional spectrum. Dispassionate forensic

evidence, some might say the boring stuff, from a digital expert who enhanced disturbing

video for this case. And raw emotional testimony from a former insider who says Diddy once

dangled her over a 17-story balcony. But beyond the drama,

there is a legal strategy playing out here. The prosecution is building a case around racketeering

RICO, charges that are typically reserved for organized crime. At least, that's what we've

always come to know R Rico for, right?

Earlier today on my News Nation show, I sat down with two men

who know racketeering better than anyone,

Sammy the Bull Gravano and Michael Franzies,

former mobsters, one-turned whistleblower.

And I wanted to ask them one question,

does the Diddy case look like Rico to you? Their answers might surprise you. That interview is coming up a little later on in the

episode, but first let's break down what happened in court today. Before a single witness could even

take the stand, the courtroom was already buzzing.

Not about the evidence, not about the headlines, about a haircut.

That's right. Defense attorney Mark Agnifalo walked into court today with a fresh new do.

And when asked about it, he said his wife made him cut it because he, quote, started to look like a hippie.

But that light mood did not last long. Because just moments later, the government got down to

business and they had receipts. The jury was shown a series of exhibits extracted from electronics

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