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DIDDY SKATES HARD JAIL TIME WITH SLAP ON WRIST, HELL REJOICES · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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Speaker 1: Crime stories with Nancy Grace. I saw it.
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Speaker 2: You saw it, you heard the evidence, you heard the
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Speaker 2: women on the stand, what they recounted had been done
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Speaker 2: to them, the beatings, the bruises, the and more. But
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Speaker 2: I guess there was one person that wasn't listening, the judge.
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Speaker 1: That's right.
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Speaker 2: In the last hours, the judge has sentenced Seawncomb's to
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Speaker 2: a slap on the wrist fifty not years, fifty months
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Speaker 2: NHS fifty months behind bars after a grueling eight week
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Speaker 2: trial with women on the stand recounting the worst moments
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Speaker 2: of their lives, showing photos of their bruises, their cuts,
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Speaker 2: they're bleeding, their infections, you name it. Fifty months Okay,
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Speaker 2: what does that boil down to? Fifty months minus fourteen
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Speaker 2: months he's already served while awaiting trial. That brings us
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Speaker 2: down to thirty six months. Sub track from that, like
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Speaker 2: the Feds love to do for quote good behavior behind bars,
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Speaker 2: he is gonna walk and about what would you say
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Speaker 2: two years joining me in all star powel, but first
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Speaker 2: straight out to San Crouping, joining US investigative journalists inside
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Speaker 2: the courtroom for this sentencing. He's been on the case
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Speaker 2: from the very very beginning and he is the star
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Speaker 2: of Sampson's World on YouTube.
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Speaker 1: What happened? What happened to this judge?
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Speaker 3: I don't know, Nancy.
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Speaker 4: I mean, like I said, his tone seemed like everybody
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Speaker 4: in the courtroom was like, oh wow, Diddy is going
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Speaker 4: away for a long time. And then it's almost as
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Speaker 4: if like you know, you're you're punishing your kid, and
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Speaker 4: you're like, I am so angry you did that, and
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Speaker 4: I can't believe you stole my car and you took
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Speaker 4: it out, and I'm gonna ground you for one month,
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Speaker 4: you know, like instead of years. I mean, it felt
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Speaker 4: like he was going to lay the hammer down on Ditty.
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Speaker 4: Everybody the family was literally heads down praying.
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Speaker 3: They thought worst case scenario.
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Speaker 4: But then, like you said, with good behavior with his
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Speaker 4: free Didty game program, he's looking like it's gonna People
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Speaker 4: were saying a year and a half tops that he
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Speaker 4: would serve out of that fifty month sentence.
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Speaker 2: Fifty months five zero. The max he's looking at is
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Speaker 2: thirty six months, because he's getting time off for good
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Speaker 2: for time served straight out to Lann Shaw joining us.
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Speaker 2: She is the founder and director of Lan's Warriors, which
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Speaker 2: is a nonprofit dedicated to stopping sex trafficking and abuse
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Speaker 2: of women and girls.
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Speaker 5: Response, I am so sick and tired of Number one,
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Speaker 5: the justice system not understanding about victims of crimes of abuse, rape,
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Speaker 5: sexual exploitation. I am sick and tired all the time
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Speaker 5: of going to court and seeing this over and over again,
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Speaker 5: victim blaming. I am sick and tired of dirty Diddy.
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Speaker 5: That's exactly what he is. He's a pimp, he's a trafficker,
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Speaker 5: he's a sexual offender. We have seen the pictures, we
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Speaker 5: have heard from the women and some men, and I'm
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Speaker 5: tired of having to explain to vulnerable people. Listen, just
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Speaker 5: be a warrior. Listen, just keep speaking your truth. Listen,
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Speaker 5: it's going to get better, because it's not getting better.
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Speaker 5: So until we really address this speaking.
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Speaker 1: Your truth, you know what, Why bother?
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Speaker 2: That's what victims and abuse victims are thinking tonight.
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Speaker 1: Why bother?
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Speaker 2: Why go through all the hassle of even calling the police,
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Speaker 2: trying the case, reliving all the pain, being cross examined
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Speaker 2: like you're nothing but dirt on the stand for a
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Speaker 2: judge to then give a light sentence straight out to
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Speaker 2: Troy Slayton, veteran defense attorney joining us out of the
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Speaker 2: LA jurisdiction. He's been on Ditty's side fro since day one.
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Speaker 2: I guess you're happy tonight, right, Nancy.
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Speaker 6: I've never been on the side of Diddy. But what
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Speaker 6: I am on the side of is justice and the
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Speaker 6: rule of law. And what the judge did here was
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Speaker 6: follow the sentencing guidelines. Although he could have been sentenced
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Speaker 6: up to twenty years in a perfect world for you,
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Speaker 6: he was sentenced based on what he was convicted of,
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Speaker 6: which was just the transportation for the purposes of protest.
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Speaker 2: You can stop right there, of rape, you can stop
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Speaker 2: right there because you are contorting the law. That is
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Speaker 2: not the law, Sam, Cruper join him outside the courthouse. Sam,
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Speaker 2: just a yes or no from you, please, Sam. Isn't
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Speaker 2: it true that on each count he could have gotten
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Speaker 2: ten years and run consecutively.
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Speaker 1: That would have been a twenty year sentence.
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Speaker 3: Yes, you are correct, Nancy.
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Speaker 2: Yes, so he was looking at twenty years behind bars,
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Speaker 2: but the judge and his wisdom gave him fifty five
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Speaker 2: zero months.
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Speaker 1: Isn't it true that in court the defense.
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Speaker 2: Was that Diddy Seawan Comes was actually the victim, that
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Speaker 2: he had been what high for twenty four years, and
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Speaker 2: that's why he did the things he did. Voluntary use
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Speaker 2: with drugs or alcohol is not a defense, Sam, No.
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Speaker 4: It never is, Nancy. And I felt that the defense
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Speaker 4: was using that, saying that because he had been a
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Speaker 4: drug addict for over twenty five years that somehow that made.
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Speaker 3: Beating women okay.
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Speaker 4: You know, I know a lot of people have done
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Speaker 4: drugs in their life have never raised a hand to
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Speaker 4: a male or a female. So me personally hearing that
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Speaker 4: excuse and defense using it, I mean, and again he
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Speaker 4: was doing Molly. Molly's supposed to make you loving and
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Speaker 4: positive and all that stuff anyway, So obviously his violent,
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Speaker 4: traumatic upbringing is what is really to blame for his
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Speaker 4: disgusting behavior towards women.
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Speaker 2: Right, you're ex gonna like you actually believe that his
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Speaker 2: violent upgrade. He's a multi millionaire, he's living in the
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Speaker 2: lap of luxury, yet he does to use all of
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Speaker 2: his advantage to.
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Speaker 1: Hurt other people. And speaking of hurting other people.
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Speaker 2: I want you to listen to what we've learned about
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Speaker 2: the letter Cassie Ventiro wrote the judge, which he totally ignored.
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Speaker 7: Cassie bens an emotional three page letter to Judge Subermonium,
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Speaker 7: recalling that the entire world watch footage of Colmbs kicking
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Speaker 7: and beating her as she tried to run away from
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Speaker 7: a freak off. The defense attorneys called her relationship with
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Speaker 7: Holmes a great modern love story. Nothing could be further
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Speaker 7: from the truth. It was a horrific decade stained by abuse,
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Speaker 7: violence for sex, and degradation from which she still suffers
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Speaker 7: horrific nightmares and flashbacks that require psychological care.
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Speaker 2: Cassie Vinceira actually moved out of the state of New
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Speaker 2: York out of fear, to a location where she's keeping
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Speaker 2: her family and her children.
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Speaker 1: She's not the only one in fear. Listen.
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Speaker 8: Several of Combs's victims have written to the court urging
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Speaker 8: against leniency for the rap mogul Cassie and her parents'
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Speaker 8: assistants Mia and Capricorn Clark, stylist Deontay Nash, and personal
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Speaker 8: chef Jordan Atkinson have all implored the judge to consider
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Speaker 8: their safety, the full measure of Combs's harm, and Combs's
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Speaker 8: troubling lack of accountability as he hands down a sentence.
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Speaker 2: There was a warm and fuzzy video created by the
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Speaker 2: defense that was played in court. You brought up earlier,
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Speaker 2: Sam that there was nothing like that for any of
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Speaker 2: the victims. What about the video created by Shawn Combs's
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Speaker 2: defense team, what was it?
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Speaker 4: Well, I mean, it felt, like I said, like a
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Speaker 4: wedding video or a Nike video or something that you
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Speaker 4: play at a tribute to somebody a happy Father's Day,
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Speaker 4: at seventieth birthday party. But it felt totally inappropriate that
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Speaker 4: they were even allowed to play this.
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Speaker 3: And think about how many of us even.
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Speaker 4: Have this much footage, this high quality footage shot of us,
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Speaker 4: that we could even edit together something like this.
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Speaker 3: And I think you brought up a good point, Nancy.
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Speaker 4: When the cameras are on, mister Combs, he knows how
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Speaker 4: to put on that good act. But when he didn't
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Speaker 4: know the cameras were on in that inter continental intercontinental hotel,
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Speaker 4: I think we were seeing a little bit more of
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Speaker 4: the real.
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Speaker 2: Shawn Combes, you know what, the dichotom in between what
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Speaker 2: he did to Cassie in that video, then paid about
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Speaker 2: one hundred thousand dollars to keep it quiet, to suppress it.
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Speaker 2: That was the real Seawan times. I guess the judge
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Speaker 2: forgot about that. Speaking of the video that Shawn comes
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Speaker 2: as defense team used in court to snow the judge.
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Speaker 1: Here's part of it. Watch if you dare the heart because.
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Speaker 9: You're my heart.
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Speaker 10: All right, okay, you my heart.
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Speaker 11: Okay, May God bless you and keep you happy and
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Speaker 11: keep you taking positive. Everything's not gonna be perfect at
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Speaker 11: this time in life. And you, you're a good person
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Speaker 11: that understands reality.
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Speaker 3: So we're gonna we're gonna.
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Speaker 11: Accentuate the positives in life because you're doing great.
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Speaker 2: Here, bring me the barf bag Crime Stories with Nancy Grace.
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Speaker 9: The Heart because you're my heart. O.
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Speaker 2: All right, okay, you my heart man.
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Speaker 11: Okay, May God bless you and keep you happy and
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Speaker 11: keep you thinking positive. Everything's not gonna be perfect at
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Speaker 11: this time in life. And you, you, you're a good
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Speaker 11: person that understands reality.
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Speaker 3: So we're gonna we're.
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Speaker 11: Gonna accentuate the positives in life because you're doing great.
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Speaker 1: Bring me the barf bag. Did you see that? You
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Speaker 1: want to tell me that Shawn comes.
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Speaker 2: Shaw comes to spend time with the elderly, not just
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Speaker 2: the elderly. You know who the little old lady is.
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Speaker 2: That's kim Porter's. Yes, Yes, that's kim Porter's grandma.
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Speaker 1: Yes, so he's.
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Speaker 2: Totally using his dead ex lover and her children to
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Speaker 2: get his sorry we're in, which is in a sling
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Speaker 2: out of jail, he is using the grandma.
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Speaker 3: Yeah.
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Speaker 4: I mean, like I said, Nancy, the video was extremely odd.
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Speaker 4: It was it felt so inappropriate inside the courtroom. And
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Speaker 4: again the magic of editing. I think about that video
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Speaker 4: without any music. It's like when we go to a
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Speaker 4: movie and if you just see the actors with no music.
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Speaker 4: But this video it pulls at your heartstrings because literally
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Speaker 4: the orchestrated music is making you feel this emotion of
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Speaker 4: a family man, a father, a hard worker. But again,
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Speaker 4: like the judge said, it can't be overshadowed by the
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Speaker 4: video of Cassie Ventura being stomped, on, being kicked, on,
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Speaker 4: being dragged by her hair. You know, we can see
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Speaker 4: all the cute wedding videos and editing is amazing. They
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Speaker 4: have some beautiful shots here, but it's not gonna get
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Speaker 4: myself or the public, Nancy, to forget what the real
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Speaker 4: crimes committed here.
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Speaker 1: Were I about blame.
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Speaker 2: Shawn Kimes has ever actually married anybody? Did you say
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Speaker 2: wedding video?
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean the wedding video for the wedding he
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Speaker 4: never had.
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Speaker 3: But it feels like a wedding.
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Speaker 1: It's a tribute. It's a tribute video, a tribute. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: you know what. I'm not the church lady.
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Speaker 2: I don't care who marries who or who doesn't marry
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Speaker 2: anybody that's not a felony.
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Speaker 1: So I really don't care.
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Speaker 2: But speaking of Cassie Ventura to Sidney Summer, joining US
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Speaker 2: Crime Stories investigative report, give me a little reality check
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Speaker 2: about what was done to Cassie Ventura.
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Speaker 12: Cassie was exploited us and put in a box. She
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Speaker 12: had essentially no career because Sean Palms promised to give
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Speaker 12: her one and then made her have sex with him
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Speaker 12: for days one end and other sports, giving her UTIs, infections,
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Speaker 12: source thruses, and even cut her face just before a
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Speaker 12: movie premiere. Shawn Colms brutally attached Cassie on a regular
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Speaker 12: basis behind closed doors in public. Prince's own security had
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Speaker 12: to pull combs off of Casfi at a house party.
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Speaker 12: Everyone knew it was an open secret that Shawn Holmes
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Speaker 12: was abusing Casfie Ventura for more than a decade, and
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Speaker 12: no one did any game. Cassie threatened suicide at least
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Speaker 12: three times during their relationship. Deontay Nash, her stylist, hit
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Speaker 12: her in a hotel room, but his efforts were dashed.
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Speaker 12: When Colm's employee showed up to bring Cassie back to him,
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Speaker 12: she threatened to go over the balcony. That's how afraid
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Speaker 12: Cassie was of Shawn Colms. This was a waking nightmare
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Speaker 12: for her for nearly ten years.
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Speaker 2: To Troy Slayton, a defense attorney joining us out of
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Speaker 2: LA who seemed to stand by the judge's decision, the
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Speaker 2: limp arrested judge who sentenced Combs to just fifty months
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Speaker 2: now thirty six months behind bars.
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Speaker 1: Troy, this is a yes no answer.
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Speaker 2: You know what a UTI is? A urinary tract infection.
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Speaker 1: Do you know what that is? Okay?
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Speaker 2: So Cassie Ventura had so many urinary tract infections, mouth infections,
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Speaker 2: ulcers all over her body that regular antibiotics.
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Speaker 1: And this is because of all the freek hosts, the
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Speaker 1: sex acts she was forced to.
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Speaker 2: Perform by Combs on video at Freak Coffs that she
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Speaker 2: didn't want to do. And yes, I know the jury
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Speaker 2: did not come back guilty on sex trafficking, but no
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Speaker 2: one ever cross examined her or impeued your credibility on
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Speaker 2: those issues. So the judge ignored everything that was done
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Speaker 2: to cast Ventira, everything It didn't amount to.
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Speaker 1: A helipenes to him. You guys ulcers nancy.
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Speaker 6: When a jury doesn't convict somebody, that means not that
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Speaker 6: they're innocent, but that they're not guilty of those things.
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Speaker 6: If even yeah, one jer determines that that it's a
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Speaker 6: hung jury. But in this case, they found him not guilty.
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Speaker 6: All twelve jurors agreed that the government failed to meet
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Speaker 6: their burden.
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Speaker 3: But also, when you're not talking.
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Speaker 6: About what I asked, James also imposed another part of
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Speaker 6: the sense, not what I asked you. The judge sentenced
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Speaker 6: him to a find of a half a million dollars
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Speaker 6: five hundred thousand dollars.
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Speaker 2: He's already made that two times over from behind bars,
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Speaker 2: ringing out his private jit man, get with it. You
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Speaker 2: know that means nothing to him.
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Speaker 6: Despite all the parade of horribles that you and all
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Speaker 6: your guests have outlined, why are you calling it.
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Speaker 2: A parade of horribles? It was the evidence. I didn't
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Speaker 2: bring it on. The victims brought it on.
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Speaker 6: They testify even the pre sentenced report that doesn't favor
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Speaker 6: the prosecution, that doesn't favor the defendants.
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Speaker 3: Came in at about six years.
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Speaker 1: So I asked you that I did from that, and
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Speaker 1: you're answering that question.
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Speaker 2: You're giving an answer because you don't like the answer
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Speaker 2: to the question I asked you, Bethany Marshall, let me
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Speaker 2: ask you, do you remember all the UTIs and the
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Speaker 2: busted lips and the video of for getting dragged up
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Speaker 2: and down the hall of Shawn Colmes and nothing but
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Speaker 2: a towel.
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Speaker 1: He didn't care what anybody thought.
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Speaker 2: The beatings, the stomach ulcers, the mouth ulcers, the urinary
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Speaker 2: tract infections, what the judge forgot about all of it?
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Speaker 1: Does happened a few weeks ago.
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Speaker 9: You know what happened in court today, Nancy is there's
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Speaker 9: a parallel process between how p did he treated his
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Speaker 9: victims and how the court treated the victims. What you
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Speaker 9: have are materialistic, educated, older, powerful people who do not
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Speaker 9: think that the victims deserve anything. Brutality was sanctioned today,
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Speaker 9: just like during wars and other things like that, where
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Speaker 9: there's brutality and then all of a sudden it's rationalized
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Speaker 9: or dissociated from as if brutality is okay, Nancy, the
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Speaker 9: one thing you missed off the list is he actually
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Speaker 9: smashed her head against was it a bed or a
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Speaker 9: table and busted her lip right open. He tried to
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Speaker 9: stop her career. He gave her things, he took them away.
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Speaker 9: I mean, maybe what if we just use the word assault, blackmail,
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Speaker 9: and kidnapping with the victim hiding and plain sight. Does
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Speaker 9: that make it easier for people to digest the reality?
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Speaker 2: The years was also confounding Sam Croupan joining us star
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Speaker 2: of Sampson's World on YouTube. At the very beginning, I
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Speaker 2: had fate that there would be a substantial sentence because
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Speaker 2: the judge said, hey, hey, I get to take into
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Speaker 2: account everything I know about you, even the charges, the
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Speaker 2: claims and the charges on which you were acquitted.
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Speaker 1: But he didn't. He didn't do that.
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Speaker 10: Sam.
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Speaker 2: I want you to see in that video the way
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Speaker 2: it comes used his own children today.
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Speaker 3: Now I'm a full time dad, and I'm gonna be
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Speaker 3: there for you, do everything, all of y'all every Sunday.
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Speaker 3: I gotta slow everything down.
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Speaker 2: The family.
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Speaker 6: Richer gets the.
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Speaker 4: Family and each other makes some drugs.
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Speaker 3: Watching church, there is a definition of grief.
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Speaker 1: What a full time dad.
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Speaker 2: No, he was all over the world practically every week
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Speaker 2: doing freak.
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Speaker 1: Off for two or three days.
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Speaker 2: Even the night he got arrested, he knew he was
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Speaker 2: surrendering himself.
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Speaker 1: He was having a freak off and a five star
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Speaker 1: hotel in New York.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, Nancy, I think this is kind of
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Speaker 4: illustrates almost the problem with social media.
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Speaker 3: You know, we see.
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Speaker 4: People that are able to act like a good parent
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Speaker 4: because you might see an Instagram post or a video
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Speaker 4: of them being a good dad. But to me, the
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Speaker 4: mark of a good father or mother is are you
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Speaker 4: in that child's life every single day. You know this
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Speaker 4: wedding video we saw, it's a beautiful montage of his moments.
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Speaker 3: I wish somebody could create a video like me to.
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Speaker 4: Show how great of a father I am. Like this,
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Speaker 4: But the facts remain. If you want to be a
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Speaker 4: good parent, it's about.
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Speaker 3: Every single day showing up.
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Speaker 4: It's not about showing up in a video that is
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Speaker 4: nicely put together with high production and great producers and editors.
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Speaker 3: If you're going to be you have to show up.
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Speaker 3: If you're going to be a parent.
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Speaker 1: Crime Stories with Nancy Grace, I do not know what
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Speaker 1: happened to this judge, but I do know this.
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Speaker 2: Women all over the world are crushed at this sentence.
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Speaker 1: Hey, guys, I'm hearing in my ear.
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Speaker 2: Joining me right now is doctor Dwayne Hendrix, the former
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Speaker 2: warden at MDC. He is the founder of the New
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Speaker 2: da Light Foundation, and he's the author of See It,
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Speaker 2: Say It, Sees It. Doctor Hendrix, thank you for being
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Speaker 2: with us. Tell me about Seawan Comes's first night back
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Speaker 2: at the MDC tonight. I understand he's having spaghetti and meatballs,
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Speaker 2: salad and green beans. But guess what, Doctor Hendrix, Diddy
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Speaker 2: doesn't like spaghetti.
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Speaker 1: He's still upset. He wanted to walk free.
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Speaker 2: He even had a speaking engagement set up for Monday
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Speaker 2: in Miami.
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Speaker 1: He's like scaghetti.
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Speaker 10: It's gonna be very lonely. And I can tell you
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Speaker 10: he did not receive a standing ovation when he got back.
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Speaker 10: And when he gets back to the jail. I'm not
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Speaker 10: sure if he's back at the facility at this time
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Speaker 10: right now, but I can tell you when he does
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Speaker 10: get back, it's gonna be a cold meal. No matter
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Speaker 10: how warming, it's gonna taste cold to him. And he's
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Speaker 10: not gonna have a standing ovation. He just needs to.
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Speaker 10: I think the euphoria of you know, not having those
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Speaker 10: other charges go against him, the racketeering and we having
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Speaker 10: a life sentence. But his next plane ride, like we're
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Speaker 10: discussed in previous shows, his next plane ride is going
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Speaker 10: to be on a con Air flight with Martin chains
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Speaker 10: and a black box, and it's not going to be
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Speaker 10: on a private jet at the Miami this weekend, prepare
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Speaker 10: for this teaching engagement for on Monday in Miami. So
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Speaker 10: it's going to be lonely, it's going to be a
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Speaker 10: cold it's gonna be a cold night. But hopefully his
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Speaker 10: family will see say, he's a family man, So hopefully
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Speaker 10: his family will be visiting with him this weekend and
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Speaker 10: preparing him mentally for what's coming next, which is a
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Speaker 10: three year sentence at a federal prison somewhere close to
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Speaker 10: where he's going to release. And I want to clear
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Speaker 10: some up. I keep hearing somebody he'll be home in
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Speaker 10: a year and a half. I used to do sentence
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Speaker 10: calculations for a number of years. He is going to
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Speaker 10: serve at least twenty eight more months in prison, So
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Speaker 10: if he gets his fifty four days a good time,
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Speaker 10: they'll get that, and he may spend about three to
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Speaker 10: four months on home confinement as long as he behaves
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Speaker 10: while he's at his next facility. But he will not
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Speaker 10: be coming home in a year and a half.
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Speaker 1: He will, he'll be coming home.
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Speaker 2: Age to be happy about twenty eight months. Why do
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Speaker 2: you even say twenty eight months? We all know that
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Speaker 2: is two years and four months.
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Speaker 1: I'm supposed to be happy about that.
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Speaker 2: You know how many victims I've represented, how many agassault
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Speaker 2: victims I've represented that have been beaten like pimp, beaten
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Speaker 2: by pimps like Sean Combs, more than I can even remember,
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Speaker 2: and it messes them up the rest of their lives.
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Speaker 1: They are never the same.
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Speaker 2: If they're lucky enough to have a family after that,
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Speaker 2: they raise their children in a way that makes them
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Speaker 2: raise their children in a way it never ends. That
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Speaker 2: is what Comes did to these women and many many more.
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Speaker 2: They're lined up filing civil lawsuits with real evidence. Maybe
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Speaker 2: they'll get a judge that actually listens to the evidence,
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Speaker 2: unlike this judge. And another thing, Krupin, If you're still
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Speaker 2: with me, isn't it true? Shawn Comes had a speaking
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Speaker 2: engagement set up for Monday.
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Speaker 1: He was that arrogant to think he was walking today.
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Speaker 2: Isn't it true he had a speaking engagement or as
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Speaker 2: you keep saying it, teaching engagement whatever Monday in my.
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Speaker 4: I mean, look, it's a teaching engagement in Nancy, not
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Speaker 4: a There's a big difference between a speaking engagement and
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Speaker 4: a teaching engagement. He was gonna go to Miami, go
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Speaker 4: to One Star Island, maybe you know, pop a little
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Speaker 4: bubbly and go to a teaching engagement.
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Speaker 3: You know what, I.
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Speaker 1: Don't care what it is crouping.
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Speaker 2: The point is, Hendrix, can you hear me, doctor Hendrix,
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Speaker 2: you're the.
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Speaker 1: Warden, the former warden.
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Speaker 2: He was so convinced he had this judge wrapped around
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Speaker 2: his little finger that he was going to walk today.
24:38
Speaker 2: So I guess tonight he is over a thirty six
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Speaker 2: month sentence. To him, that's probably like life behind bars.
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Speaker 10: It is, and it's his arrogance just continue to go
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Speaker 10: on and on and on. But now I think reality
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Speaker 10: is going to set in, especially in about a month,
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Speaker 10: and they shouldn't tell him that. I was supposed to
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Speaker 10: te him where he's going. But he'll be moving. I'm
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Speaker 10: sure they're going to be moving him out of Brooklyn.
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Speaker 10: Within the next thirty to forty five days to his
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Speaker 10: designated facility. And if he doesn't get the point, I
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Speaker 10: guarantee you when he is shaffled and put on that
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Speaker 10: plane for several hours until he gets to where he's doing,
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Speaker 10: the reality is going to set in that all thatsuph
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Speaker 10: you from coming down off those other charters not being convicted.
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Speaker 10: He's going to realize that he is now a convicted seller.
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Speaker 10: So there won't be any speaking in teaching engagements. I'm
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Speaker 10: sorry anytime soon, and I'll tell you this. He's been
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Speaker 10: teaching these entrepreneurship classes that the true test is.
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Speaker 2: Going to be please stop talking going through the classes
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Speaker 2: he's quote teaching behind bars are called it's all about me, Diddy?
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Speaker 1: Enough about me? What do you think about me?
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Speaker 2: I mean, I don't want to hear about what he's
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Speaker 2: teaching behind bars.
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Speaker 1: He and beat these women.
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Speaker 2: He was convicted on two counts of the Man Act.
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Speaker 2: Each one has a ten year sentence. He could have
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Speaker 2: gotten ten on each to run consecutively, that's twenty years. Instead,
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Speaker 2: he will walk most likely in less than thirty six
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Speaker 2: months thirty six months max.
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Speaker 1: That's what happened in court.
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Speaker 2: That is what happened in the court that tried Sean
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Speaker 2: Comes tonight. Women all over the country, victims beating victims,
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Speaker 2: sex trafficking victims have taken it on the chin again.
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Speaker 1: Thanks Judge, you had it all right here.
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Speaker 2: You could have sent a message to abusers and rapists,
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Speaker 2: but you didn't. You talk the talk, Judge O. Yes
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Speaker 2: you did, and for a moment believed you, but you
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Speaker 2: did not walk the walk. You probably don't want to
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Speaker 2: hear it, but I'm telling you the truth. Judge failed.
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Speaker 2: You are the weak link in the judicial system. You
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Speaker 2: and you had the power, just like Combs had all
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Speaker 2: the power, all the advantage, and he squandered it on
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Speaker 2: a life of victimizing women. I want to thank all
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Speaker 2: of our guests for being with us tonight, but first
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Speaker 2: I want to remember heroes. Heroes that come forward and
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Speaker 2: they fight the good fight, even.
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Speaker 1: Knowing very well they may lose.
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Speaker 2: Women against all odds that speak out, and I beg you, ladies,
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Speaker 2: keep fighting the good fight, because to me, you are
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Speaker 2: the American hero.
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Speaker 1: Nancy Grace signing off for tonight. Good night friend,