Hi, everyone. I'm Ashley Banfield, and this is Drop Dead Serious. It was day 27 of the federal trial against Sean Diddy Combs. And today, we heard from a man who had the front row seat to the chaos,

Brendan Paul, Diddy's former assistant and someone

who the government says was Diddy's drug mule. He took the stand and he described a world

fueled by drugs, secrecy, and demands around the clock. We also heard from a Homeland

Security agent who began walking the jury through a massive

digital paper trail.

Before we get into today's testimony, though, we have to talk about some of the jaw-dropping

new evidence that was just released.

And can I say, I love covering trials when the evidence includes a designer handbag that costs

upwards of $6,000. A handbag the prosecutors say was used to stash Diddy's cocaine. Yeah, don't we all

kind of wish we had, you know, a couple extra designer handbags to toss around for various

and sundry little tasks.

I'm going to tell you all about the brand and a story behind it.

Trust me, I thought I knew everything about the luxury brands that stars all towed around

and display on their Instagrams, but I got a lesson today in the Goyard brand.

Now back to the newly released evidence. Federal prosecutors showed a stunning

set of photos in court. Photos that gave the jurors and now the public, you and me, a look

inside Sean Diddy Combs' $61.5 million mansion in Los Angeles. And what they saw, I mean, how do I describe this?

Crazy, but also kind of unsettling. Not just drugs and guns, but a veritable Costco stash of

more than a thousand bottles of baby oil and lube. Weirdly stacked beautifully, like neatly lined up in boxes all the way

to the ceiling, packed tightly into his bedside table, lined up perfectly on glass shelves,

and some of it even kept in what prosecutors described as a fency box. I'm going to get

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