This is continuing coverage of United States versus Sean Diddy Cones from the Hidden Killers podcast and True Crime Today.

Well, things are not going well for Diddy, to put it lightly.

There's been a lot of testimony, a lot of people with a lot of stories, and it's all coming to light.

Joining me to discuss the latest in the case, Robin Drake, retired FBI Special

Agency for the Counterintelligence Behavioral Analysis Program.

Goodness, we've learned more about what's happened with Cassie.

We've learned more about what her mother has said about it.

We've learned about Diddy allegedly blowing up someone's car.

I mean, this is this stuff.

I mean, it feels like it's from a bad rap music video where, like, there's flames and

they're walking away from the car and then they start dancing.

But this is real life.

I mean, this is real extreme life where art seems to kind of take over their life, but

it wasn't art.

It was abuse.

What's been your reactions this last week?

Yeah, definitely all that.

And, you know, it's interesting, too, that incredible testimony.

And at the same time, I'm still waiting for the trafficking stuff to get in here. I think this is this is hard hitting very graphic, very granular and emotional

testimony but at the same time though I'm waiting for and hopefully get to the hard hitting

stuff which is really going to start really making an

impact and starting helping people move down a path for healing because I think he had a massive

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