Hey everybody. I'm Ashley Banfield, and this is Drop Dead serious. If you've been following

this ditty trial, you have heard it all. The free coughs, the baby oil, the violence, the threats,

the celebrity meltdowns. But today, we are flipping the script.

Because while the prosecution's case is shocking and disturbing and, yes, graphic beyond belief,

there's one question that keeps coming up in the courtroom.

And in the comment section, too, could Diddy actually beat the rap?

And if he's got a shot at winning the case against him.

Remember, the stakes here couldn't be higher, folks.

He is being held in a federal prison right now, not even in a jail.

He's actually being held in a prison.

And the judge refused to allow him bond, right?

All while he's waiting for this trial so if he

wins the case he also gets sprung from months and months of incarceration so let's get right down to

the nitty gritty in this case is it really about a criminal enterprise or is it like did like Diddy's lawyers say, just a deeply dysfunctional

relationship along with Diddy's self-proclaimed Swinger lifestyle that's being blown up into a federal

RICO case? Let's start with the core of the defense. Their argument is that this was not

about crime.

It was about chaos, emotional mess, drugs, love, betrayal, and a kinky-swinger lifestyle.

But Diddy's lawyers are crystal clear.

They say it is not a racketeering case.

Tenny Garagos, who yes, is the daughter of

Uber-famous criminal defense attorney Mark Garigos,

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