Saturday 6/28. "DIDDY'S FINAL GAMBLE: Defense Claims 'Swingers Lifestyle' as Jury Gets the Case"

In explosive closing arguments, Diddy's defense attorney Marc Agnifilo paced the Manhattan courtroom like a man fighting for his client's life - because he was. Calling the mogul's relationships a "swingers lifestyle" rather than trafficking, Agnifilo painted accusers as gold-diggers motivated by money, not justice. But prosecutor Maurene Comey fired back with devastating effect: "In Sean Combs' world, 'no' was never an option." After seven weeks of sex tapes, hotel damages, and baby oil evidence, twelve jurors now hold Diddy's fate. Plus: Why we're becoming "Celebrity Trials" and a preview of the Luigi Mangione case that will dominate 2025.

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