Cassie Ventura, ex -girlfriend of the rapper and tycoon of the music Sean “Diddy” Combs, claims to live in constant fear of violent retaliation after testifying against him in court.
In a three -page letter presented to judge Arun Subramanian, Ventura wrote:
“I still suffer from nightmares and horrible flashbacks every day and I have to continue the therapy. I really fear that Diddy or his collaborators come behind me and my family. I had to move all my family from New York and live as silently as possible. I am terrified by the fact that if he is released, his first action will be to react brutally against me and whoever has decided to speak against him.”
Ventura, now in the late 1930s, recalled to testify for four days during pregnancy, describing it as the “most terrifying chapter” of his life. He said that since 19 years, Diddy has controlled it for more than a decade using violence, threats, drugs and its power in the music sector.
He witnessed that he had been forced to weekly sex feasts, he forced to wear lingerie and high heels in command, drugged and intoxicated to eliminate his autonomy and sometimes ordered to have sex with male employees taken by Diddy. “Sex has become my full -time job, the only way to satisfy it”, Ventura wrote, describing serious physical and emotional tolls, including the disease.
On July 2, Diddy was sentenced for two reasons of transport for prostitution. In a sentence submitted on 30 September, public ministries claimed that deserves a serious prison sentence, writing:
“The accused’s crimes crossed 15 years, through the United States and abroad, involving dozens of people. In the end, Ventura and another victim, Jane, have remained physically and emotionally broken. Only a truly significant penalty, with many years of prison, can prevent further abuse and send a message to the victims everywhere that abuse – does not matter how Worsthy or famous – will be punished.
Public ministries also noticed that Diddy did not show remorse, highlighting his contradictory position of admitting violence during the trial while later suggesting that the victims turned to responsibility.
The case has shaken the music industry, exposing systemic abuses of power. Ventura’s courage in speaking, despite the fear for his life, underlines the continuous victims of the struggle they face when they face high profile abuse.
His testimony was greeted as a reference moment in considering responsible celebrities, reminding the public that money and fame cannot protect the authors from justice.
Sources: Fox News
