This is Bad Rap, the case against Diddy.

I'm Brian Buckmeyer, an ABC News legal contributor and practicing attorney.

This episode, you went to another man's freak off?

A second mistrial request denied. Diddy tells Jane to move on and references to a well-known

rapper. This all happened this week, week five of USA v. Sean Combs, the rapper's racketeering

and sex trafficking trial. One of his alleged victims, testifying under the pseudonym Jane,

was on the stand. Or maybe we should say hot seat, because much of this week was cross-examination

of her by the defense, Tenny Garigos. The defense had Jane read text messages where she expressed

enthusiasm for the couple's so-called hotel nights.

These were days-long sexual encounters that often involved drugs and Jane having sex with

male escorts. Jane also testified that Combs didn't know how she felt about these encounters,

seeming to contradict earlier a testimony where she said he did know.

The jury heard a voice note, Combs sent to Jane after a trip to Turks and Caicos in March of

2023.

Hey, baby, we had a great time.

Stay in the light.

It's all good.

Get your rest.

You are the crack pipe. That's my new name for you, crack pipe.

Should I call you CP?

Under direct examination from the prosecution, Jane testified that she was initially excited for the trip,

but became upset when she learned it would involve a hotel night, something

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