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After days of rumors, juror number six was dismissed from Sean Combs' trial over inconsistencies he made about where he lived.

The judge said that raised questions of candor and ability to follow directions and questioned whether the juror just wanted to be on the

Combs jury.

Reportedly, in an offhand remark to court staff, the juror, a 41-year-old corrections officer

mentioned he had moved in with his girlfriend in New Jersey and had been living there most of

the time.

Originally, the juror told the court he was

spending four to five nights in his New York apartment. In follow-up, the juror admitted he moved

to where his daughter lives with his girlfriend in New Jersey. Two and a half hours after the jury

left the courtroom on Friday, the prosecution and Sean Combs' defense

was still before the judge, the defense plowing through its objections, to a long list of

government exhibits intended to be entered into evidence next week. Most of them are messages

involving Sean Combs' longtime chief of staff, Christina Corum. Surprisingly, Corum, who was portrayed as a co-conspirator, will not be called to the stand,

but rather Brendan Paul, a former personal assistant to Combs, will.

He's been accused of being Combs drug mule.

Prosecutors say they are confident they will rest the case against Combs next week.

War Crime and Justice News after this.

I'm Nicole Parton. Two California teenagers, ages 14 and 15 are accused of fatally attacking a 66-year-old man outside a church,

according to prosecutors.

The alleged incident involved the teens returning multiple times to take turns,

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