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Diddy's "Love Contract": Rent Money for Freak-Offs | Crime Alert 6AM 06.11.25 · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime Alert. I'm Nancy Grace breaking crime news now. Both
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  Speaker 1: Cassie Ventura and Jane not her real name, testify they
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  Speaker 1: were coerced in the Free Coughs due to Shawn Combs's
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  Speaker 1: immense control over their lives and his propensity toward violence.
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  Speaker 1: Will their stories be enough to convince a jury Combs
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  Speaker 1: is guilty? With the latest on the Shawn Combs trial,
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  Speaker 1: our Drew Nelson Drew What's the Latest?
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  Speaker 2: Nancy Jane Doe returning to the stand, Combe's most recent
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  Speaker 2: ex girlfriend, testifying that she agreed to repeat it sex
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  Speaker 2: sex with strangers to please him. She said she felt
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  Speaker 2: like she was quote breaking all of her own boundaries
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  Speaker 2: just to make him feel extremely loved. In the beginning,
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  Speaker 2: she thought his requests were signs of trusts, she said,
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  Speaker 2: quote I didn't want him to feel judged. She described
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  Speaker 2: hotel nights as carefully staged events, often set up to
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  Speaker 2: mimic cheating. Combs would pretend to be out of town,
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  Speaker 2: Jane would text an entertainer under his direction, asking for
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  Speaker 2: explicit pictures and lirting with him after the encounter. Colmbs
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  Speaker 2: liked to watch videos of it while having sex with Jane.
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  Speaker 2: After the escort left. She said these nights became routine.
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  Speaker 2: Jane told the court the relationship hurt her income. She
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  Speaker 2: said she earned only ten percent of what she could have. Still,
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  Speaker 2: she admitted he gave her money and gifts, paid her rent,
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  Speaker 2: covered expenses after they broke up, and invested twenty thousand
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  Speaker 2: dollars in her fashion business. She says the total value
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  Speaker 2: has been about one hundred and fifty thousand dollars over
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  Speaker 2: three years. In twenty twenty three, during a trip to
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  Speaker 2: Turks and Kkos, Jane said he surprised her with another
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  Speaker 2: hotel night, which led to an argument and a so
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  Speaker 2: called love contract, in which Combs agreed to pay her rent.
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  Speaker 2: In a voice message, he told her he loved her.
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  Speaker 2: She replied, quote, everything just feels so good and I'm
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  Speaker 2: so happy. She told the jury that it was true
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  Speaker 2: at the time, except for the time spent with the entertainer.
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  Speaker 2: Defense attorney Tenny Yarrigoes pointed out that Combs had paid
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  Speaker 2: rent for her for months in advance. Jane responded that
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  Speaker 2: he use these payments to pressure her. She call to
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  Speaker 2: ay quote little tool to keep her from saying no.
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  Speaker 2: Jane said she felt overlooked like rapper Young Miami, whom
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  Speaker 2: he was also dating at the time. He was seeing
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  Speaker 2: Jane and Dana Tran, who ended up having his baby.
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  Speaker 2: Jane says she got less even though she gave much more,
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  Speaker 2: including having sex with strangers. Jane said she only messaged
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  Speaker 2: escorts when Combs told her to, refuting the defense's argument
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  Speaker 2: that she had been the one to send texts to
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  Speaker 2: the entertainers. In one case, she reached out to a
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  Speaker 2: performer named Sly after watching his porn video with Comb's Later,
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  Speaker 2: Sly blackmailed them asked to plan a date night. In
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  Speaker 2: a text thread, Jane suggested going out. Combs said he
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  Speaker 2: was tired. They stayed in and had a hotel night instead.
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  Speaker 2: She said she stopped fighting it, knowing it was the
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  Speaker 2: only way to see him. She said she sometimes wrote
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  Speaker 2: nice things about the hotel nights to keep him from
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  Speaker 2: feeling rejected. She also offered to rewatch old hotel night
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  Speaker 2: videos so he wouldn't ask for another live encounter. She
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  Speaker 2: called it her way to cope.
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  Speaker 1: Thanks Drew more crime just his knees.
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  Speaker 2: After this, growing fears of a serial killer as a
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  Speaker 2: young woman is found dead in the woods of Massachusetts,
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  Speaker 2: marking the thirteenth unexplained death across New England since March.
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  Speaker 2: The body of twenty one year old Adriana Suazo was
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  Speaker 2: found at Milton, about eight miles south of Boston. There
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  Speaker 2: were no signs of trauma. Her family said they don't
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  Speaker 2: know why she was in Milton. Suazo's death follows a
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  Speaker 2: string of other disturbing discoveries across Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island,
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  Speaker 2: and Maine. Since early March. Bodies have been turning up
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  Speaker 2: in rivers, parks, woods, many found in remote areas. The
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  Speaker 2: first body was found on March sixth and the Norwalk
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  Speaker 2: River in Connecticut. That same day, a skull was discovered
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  Speaker 2: near Route three in Plymouth, mass March nineteenth, dismembered remains
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  Speaker 2: found in a suitcase in Grotton, Connecticut. A body found
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  Speaker 2: March twenty fifth in New Haven the next day. Another
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  Speaker 2: recovered from the woods in Foster, Rhode Island. On April ninth,
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  Speaker 2: unidentified remains found in Killingly. April twentieth, a body surfaced
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  Speaker 2: in the Sea Konk River in Pawtucket. Between April twenty
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  Speaker 2: second and twenty seventh, four more were found in Springfield,
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  Speaker 2: Rocky Hill, Taunton and Framingham. On May thirtieth, the body
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  Speaker 2: was found at Edgewood Park in New Haven, Suazo. The
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  Speaker 2: last body discovered two days later. A Facebook group named
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  Speaker 2: New England serial Killer now has more than sixty eight
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  Speaker 2: thousand members. One case that has drawn special attention was
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  Speaker 2: that of Donald Koffel, who was arrested for killing one
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  Speaker 2: of the women. He died in custody, Please say he
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  Speaker 2: acted alone. A Los Angeles protester is now on the
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  Speaker 2: FBI's most wanted list for allegedly throwing rocks at federal
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  Speaker 2: officers and damaging government vehicles during the violent anti ICE
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  Speaker 2: demonstrations in California. Alpidio Rena h forty, is from Compton.
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  Speaker 2: He faces federal charges of assaulting an officer and damaging
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  Speaker 2: government property. The FBI has announced a fifty thousand dollars
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  Speaker 2: reward for information leading to his capture. He's facing eight years.
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  Speaker 2: Protests in Los Angeles started on Friday after federal immigration
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  Speaker 2: agents arrested one hundred and eighteen people across the Los
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  Speaker 2: Angeles area at escal lated quickly after President Trump deployed
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  Speaker 2: four thousand National Guard troops and seven hundred marines to
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  Speaker 2: Los Angeles. California Governor Gavin Newsom and Attorney General Rob
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  Speaker 2: Bonta have sued Trump over the military deployments. Two women
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  Speaker 2: who ran a so called wellness company known to others
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  Speaker 2: as an orgasm cult in New York are found guilty
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  Speaker 2: of forcing their employees into unpaid labor and sex acts
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  Speaker 2: under the guise of empowerment. Federal jury in Brooklyn convicted
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  Speaker 2: fifty seven year old founder Nicole Daydon and forty four
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  Speaker 2: year old Rachel Shrwitz of conspiracy to commit forced labor.
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  Speaker 2: Both women led One Taste, a company that taught so
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  Speaker 2: called orgasmic meditation, which they referred to by the abbreviation
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  Speaker 2: om OHM. They now faced twenty years each. One Taste
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  Speaker 2: offered classes as expensive as sixty thousand dollars that claimed
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  Speaker 2: to heal trauma and promote connection through OHM. The practice
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  Speaker 2: involved a clothed person stroking a woman's genitals for fifteen minutes.
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  Speaker 2: One former employee testified she was told to be open
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  Speaker 2: to OHM with anybody off the street. Witnesses also said
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  Speaker 2: Daydon's boyfriend was routinely pleasured by staff. Another victim says
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  Speaker 2: she was instructed to perform oral sex in front of others.
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  Speaker 2: To reenact her own rate. Both convicted women say they
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  Speaker 2: will appeal sentencing except for September.
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