Hey everyone, I'm Ashley Banfield and this is Drop Dead Serious. It is all over but the deciding.

And I doubt Sean Diddy Combs is going to sleep well in his jail cell this weekend at the federal lockup in southern Manhattan.

Both sides in his trial have had their say. Now it is time for the jury to start talking, amongst themselves though, and decide if he is a racketeering sex trafficker or just a successful black man who likes kinky sex and has done real well in his life.

As his lawyer was sure to tell the jury today,

he's a black man that the prosecutors targeted

because he did well.

There are some black people on the jury.

Maybe they'll buy it.

Maybe the other people on the jury won't.

Maybe no one on the jury will.

Maybe everybody will.

This morning, it was the defense's turn

to deliver closing arguments in Diddy's federal trial.

And right away, lead defense attorney Mark Ignifalo made it clear. He was taking a different

approach. He told the jury, quote, I'm not going to go through texts or documents like the

government did yesterday. I just want to talk to you.

And freestyle he did. His closings were like extemporaneous conversations with the jurors,

with tons of attitude, maybe a little too much attitude at times, and regular eye contact

with the jurors.

Agnifalo was clearly going for the casual, more personable approach,

like he was trying to come across as the most reasonable guy in the room.

He told the jury that this case is not about sex trafficking or racketeering.

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