Hey, I'm Brad Milkey. I'm the host of the Crime Scene Weekly, a new show from ABC

audio about the latest headlines in true crime. This week we're talking about the massive

prison break that shocked Louisiana in recent weeks. How did these inmates escape and was it

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The first time I saw Sean Combs enter court after he was charged, I remember doing a little bit

of a double take. Sean Combs sitting right there. I mean, he looked right at me.

That's ABC News chief investigative correspondent Aaron Kuterski.

Aaron's been covering the courts in New York in other places for more than 25 years.

He's reported on the trials of lots of high-profile people, including defendants like Diddy,

who were charged with sex crimes.

People like Harvey Weinstein and Geelaine Maxwell.

We have some access in some of the hearings of sitting in the jury box.

So you're really just a railing away from the defendant in some cases.

And right after his arrest, I didn't think he looked great.

Aaron says Diddy looked stunned, like he was a little surprised at where he found himself.

Cameras aren't typically allowed inside federal courtrooms.

So the only way to see what's

gone on at Diddy's hearings has been to go in person.

Aaron's gone to nearly every hearing in Diddy's federal criminal case so far.

I was there in the courtroom today.

David is Sean Combs entered in a black t-shirt, gray sweatpants and sneakers, several of

his children and his sister were

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