Cassie has penned an emotional letter to the decide.
Getting weak about her emotions earlier than Diddy’s sentencing. Taking it to the extent of claiming she nonetheless fears for her and her household’s security if Diddy is launched. Additionally including that she hopes for “justice and accountability” for Diddy’s listening to that shall be held on Oct.third. The NY fallen mogul has been sitting in a jail cell for a bit over a yr after being discovered responsible of transportation to have interaction in prostitution and racketeering, and intercourse trafficking.
In keeping with Vulture, Cassie spoke on her worry if Puff will get out of jail, “My worries that Sean Combs or his associates will come after me and my household is my actuality.” Additionally including particulars round her therapeutic course of, “As a lot progress as I’ve made in recovering from his abuse, I stay very a lot afraid of what he’s able to and the malice he undoubtedly harbors in direction of me for having the bravery to inform the reality.”
Mother and father of Cassie additionally wrote a letter to the decide expressing how they felt earlier than the sentencing, saying they’re “extraordinarily involved dad and mom relating to the upcoming sentencing.”
An ex-associate of Diddy, rapper Yung Miami, despatched the decide saying that he was “loving, real, supportive, and a person of God”. Additionally mentioning that Diddy was performing some inside work, going to remedy and anger administration courses whereas she was round him. So as to add extra gasoline to the fireplace, Yung Miami’s good friend Saucy Santana was requested on IG Reside if he misses Diddy, “Sure, Diddy was enjoyable”.
Son of Diddy, King Combs, in a current interview, was requested to ship a message to his pops. Christian saved it easy and brief, saying, “Pops, free you, you understand we ready for you at house. We love you”
Again in September, Diddy tried to get his conviction overturned or a brand new trial. His lawyer said that Puff was wrongly convicted underneath the Mann Act.