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Sean 'Diddy' Combs trial: Juror dismissed over 'concerns about his candor' | Crime Alert 6AM 06.17.25 · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime Alert, Imancy, Grace Breaking, crime News. Now over a
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  Speaker 1: dozen celebrities names are dropped in the Shawn Combs multi
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  Speaker 1: count federal indictment trial, but the only ones to take
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  Speaker 1: the stand so far, Cassie Ventira, Dawn Rashard, and Kid
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  Speaker 1: Cuddy none support the star Rapper. As the defense now
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  Speaker 1: takes center stage, will the biggest star of all, Shawn
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  Speaker 1: Combs aka Diddy himself take the stand? Standing by our
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  Speaker 1: Sydney Sumner with the latest sid.
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  Speaker 2: Inside a federal courtroom in Manhattan on Monday, prosecutors presented
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  Speaker 2: jurors with portions of three sexually explicit videos said to
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  Speaker 2: feature Shawn Combs and what witnesses have described as freak
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  Speaker 2: off sex marathons. The clips, played only for jurors and
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  Speaker 2: courtroom parties wearing headphones, came from a cell phone linked
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  Speaker 2: to Combs and turned over by his former girlfriend, Cassie Ventura.
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  Speaker 2: One video, dated October fourteenth, twenty twelve, was recorded the
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  Speaker 2: same day Combs allegedly hosted a session with Cassie and
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  Speaker 2: sex worker Charay Hayes, nicknamed The Punisher, at the Trump
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  Speaker 2: International Hotel near Columbus Circle. Prosecutors also entered a hotel
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  Speaker 2: invoice and texts arranging the encounter into evidence. Two additional
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  Speaker 2: videos from twenty twelve and twenty fourteen were shown. Reactions
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  Speaker 2: from the jury were mostly subdued, though at least one
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  Speaker 2: juror winced Comb's attorneys maintained the footage shows only consensual sex.
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  Speaker 2: Earlier in the day, Judge Arun Subermanian dismissed adjuror over
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  Speaker 2: credibility concerns tied to inconsistent residency claims. The government is
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  Speaker 2: expected to rest its case Wednesday, after six weeks of testimony.
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  Speaker 2: Defense attorneys say their witnesses will follow.
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  Speaker 3: For the latest crime and justice needs, go to crime
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  Speaker 3: online dot com and please join us for our daily
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  Speaker 3: podcast crime stories, more crime and justice news after this
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  Speaker 3: Now with the latest crime and justice breaking news Crime
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  Speaker 3: Online John Lemlay.
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  Speaker 4: Two teenage brothers have been sentenced to twenty years in
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  Speaker 4: prison for their roles in a drive by shooting that
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  Speaker 4: killed a five year old girl in Albuquerque. The shooting
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  Speaker 4: part of a surgeon violence in twenty twenty three led
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  Speaker 4: New Mexico Governor Michelle Luhan Grisham to declare a public
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  Speaker 4: health emergency, temporarily restricting guns in public parks and playgrounds.
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  Speaker 4: Authorities say Galilea So Diego was sleeping in a mobile
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  Speaker 4: home when the teens driving stolen vehicles open fire, targeting
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  Speaker 4: another teenager inside. The shots struck Galilea in the head.
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  Speaker 4: She died at a hospital. The brothers, ages fifteen and
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  Speaker 4: nineteen at the time, were among five defendants who reached
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  Speaker 4: FLEA agreements. Prosecutors in Bernalillo County say another suspect received
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  Speaker 4: sixteen years, while two others received lesser sentences. Despite the
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  Speaker 4: crackdown on crime, Albuquerque continues to see deadly violence involving juveniles,
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  Speaker 4: leaving communities on edge. In Cleveland, an Ohio attorney accused
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  Speaker 4: in a decade old murder case as now facing new charges.
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  Speaker 4: Fifty one year old Gregory J. Moore pleaded not guilty
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  Speaker 4: to aggravated murder, kidnapping, and conspiracy in the twenty thirteen
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  Speaker 4: stabbing death of Eliza Sherman, a fifty three year old
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  Speaker 4: nurse and mother of four. Sherman was found stabbed more
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  Speaker 4: than ten times outside the downtown office where she was
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  Speaker 4: supposed to meet More to discuss her divorce just one
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  Speaker 4: day before trial. Prosecutor say More staged the attack to
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  Speaker 4: delay that trial, luring Sherman to the locked office than
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  Speaker 4: misleading investigators afterward. Moore, already convicted in twenty seventeen for
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  Speaker 4: lying to police and making bomb threats to delay other
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  Speaker 4: court cases, was arrested in May in Texas and extradited
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  Speaker 4: to Ohio. His bond two million dollars. Sherman's killing sparked
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  Speaker 4: years of public outcry and remembrance events. New Hampshire has
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  Speaker 4: agreed to a ten million dollars settlement with Michael Gilpatrick,
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  Speaker 4: who says he was raped and abused at a state
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  Speaker 4: run youth detention center in the nineteen nineties. Gilpatrick's lawsuit
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  Speaker 4: was set for trial, but was settled instead. His payout
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  Speaker 4: is four times the state's usual compensation for victims, but
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  Speaker 4: far less than a thirty eight million dollar jury award
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  Speaker 4: in a similar case last year, a verdict the state
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  Speaker 4: is fighting to reduce. Gilpatrick, now forty one, was fourteen
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  Speaker 4: when he was sent to the Youth Development Center in Manchester.
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  Speaker 4: His allegations led to criminal charges against four former staffers.
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  Speaker 4: Two have faced trial. One was sentenced up to forty
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  Speaker 4: years in prison, while another's case ended in a mistrial.
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  Speaker 4: The facility now named for former Governor John H. Senunu
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  Speaker 4: is set to close, with a smaller replacement planned. Since
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  Speaker 4: twenty nineteen, eleven former staffers have been arrested in connection
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  Speaker 4: with abuse claims, two have been convicted, and more trials
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  Speaker 4: are pending.
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  Speaker 3: to find missing people, especially children, and solve unsolved homicides.
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  Speaker 3: With this crime alert, I'm Nancy Grace.