Diddy Trial: Former Employer “Mia” claims she was sexually assaulted by a rapper – National

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The woman, who was identified solely as the pseudonym “Mia,” Sean “Diddy” Combs' former assistant, continued her testimony at his sex trafficking and assault trial.

Mia says that after his longtime ex-girlfriend Kathy Ventura sued him two years ago, when she saw the hip-hop mogul calling for her days a few days after she was calling her day, she threw her phone into the room and went outside in the terrorist attack.

“It was so triggering to see that,” the former assistant said. She was the second of three women expected to testify at a federal trial in Manhattan that they were sexually abused by a comb.

Ventura's lawsuit, which alleged long-standing sexual abuse, was settled for $20 million within a day.

Mia said initially she was happy to hear from D-Roc, one of Combs' former bodyguards, when he reached out to her day after Ventura's case.

“Puff wanted the D-Roc to reach me and make sure I was not a threat,” Mia told the ju referee.

She then said, she felt “terrified, threatened, scared, nervous.” Mia said she “want to play stupid,” and said she needed a game plan to protect herself.

“I didn't want my life to be in danger,” Mia said.

Combs pleaded not guilty to multiple counts of charges accusing him of patterns of abuse against Ventura and others.

Day 13

Mia testified that Combs told her to go to South Africa with Ventura while filming the film in October 2015.

While Mia and Ventura were in South Africa, Combs' then girlfriend learned that he was cheating on her when she saw his video with another woman, Mia said.

“She was devastated. They were calling, and at one point she didn't want to talk to him, so she stopped answering his calls,” she told the court.

Ju's umpire was told that a series of text messages between Mia and Combs chief Christina Chlorum about Comb demanding that he speak to Mia so that he can go to Ventura.

Khorram texted Mia while she was asleep, and called, and after talking to Combs over the phone, she finally answered the Chief of Staff.

“He doesn't sound right now. Any reasoning should be in your time,” Mia wrote in a message to Khorram.

When Mia spoke to Combs before sending the message, Combs said, “I'm angry, forgetting what he was talking about, and saying something quite slow and unreasonable.”

She said, “Combs threatened my work, threatened to kill me, and told me he was calling on HR, despite knowing it wasn't true.”

Also, the ju umpire was presented with a message between Comb and Meer a few days later.

“If you don't call me now f – say it all. And Ima tell it all. And you will never talk to me again. You have two minutes now.

Mia threatens to tell Ventura about the sexual assault that Combs testified on May 29, but says he will frame it “as if it was my fault, I was, or I was involved in it.”

She said she referred to ABC for her recent purchase of the rights to a comedy show she wrote, calling it “it's the most exciting thing that's happened in my life and he's threatening to take it away.”

Mia responds to the comb and tells him that Ventura is busy, but he sends over 10 text messages to her and tells her to call him before writing, “We've come to the conclusion that it's best not to trade anymore.”

“It didn't matter what I wanted or what anyone else wanted. He was in charge of what he wanted,” Mia said.

Mia told the court that she “runs away” from the job she worked for Comb before she finally left in 2017.

“He would have confirmed that,” Mia added. “He's going to destroy my reputation. I was scared of him.”

She said she met with Brian Offutt, Chief Operating Officer of Combs Enterprises in late 2016.

“He just said, 'I hate telling this,' but I spoke to Mr. Combs, and he doesn't want to get involved in the film anymore, so I'm basically trying to end the rebellion film,” Mia testified.

She said she was shocked by the decision and felt “betrayed” that Combs couldn't tell her.

Mia says she was kicked out of the yacht to count money slowly.

Mia spoke about her experiences on yachts with Combs, Kim Porter and his family at St. Barts, a major year day in 2010, which began in 2010.

She said Combs was slowly counting his safety money and told her to get off the boat.

“He said to me, “You should learn to walk on the water like Jesus, b-ah.

She then hid in the boat away from the comb before the crew took her to the shore.

When she reached the shore, a yacht crew member radioed the person she was with and said Combs wanted her back to the boat. Mia said she didn't want to, but she needed to follow “Puff's orders.”

She says that Combs forced him to go to Las Vegas on a jet and she didn't want to go but she said she went with him.

A former supporter of Combs says she has not been able to work since she left.

After she left Bad Boy Entertainment, Mia said she received $250,000 of the $400,000 settlement and refunded her for promised bonuses that were never paid and unpaid overtime. However, she said she never spoke to her lawyer about sexual abuse.

She said she has been unable to quit her job since quitting her job, as she suffered “from severe and complicated PTSD” after her employment with Combs.

“I have to leave because it's really caused by normal circumstances, like the overwhelming fear of being in trouble,” Mia said.

In her testimony, she admitted to calling her colleagues “family” and used the word “love” with Combs even after sexually assaulting them.

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“That's how we all talked to each other,” Mia said. While working for the Comb, she dated his sound engineer, but that wasn't a typical relationship.

She said that whenever Combs is unhappy, she is scared of her safety.

“I was always afraid that Puff wasn't happy because I wanted to make sure he was because he was safe,” she said.

“Why did you need someone else to say it was wrong to make Mr. Combs feel like killing you?” defense attorney Brian Steele asked her.

Mia says she has a “logic brain” and a “trauma brain,” and she focuses on the fact that the “trauma brain” often wins.

“I just wanted to do my best and make everyone happy all the time. So I tend to take a lot more than normal people. I don't know how to explain that. I don't know if I should apologize or not.

“I am a victim of sexual assault and I am just surviving,” added Mia. “I'm now unraveling a lot of this in therapy. No one ever told me. No one said it was wrong to be out there.”

Steel went on to suggest that Mia had crafted an allegation of sexual assault on the comb.

“Mr. Combs had no unnecessary, non-consensual forced sexual contact with you, isn't that true?” he asked.

“What I said in this courtroom is true. I have not lied to anyone,” she replied.

When asked about the relentless comb, he says, “see the facts.”

Meanwhile, in Washington, President Donald Trump was asked by Fox News' Peter Doucy if he would consider comb mercy.

Trump told Doucy that he “sees the facts for sure,” adding that “no one asks,” as well as “people are thinking about it.”

Trump said he has not seen the comb in many years and has not spoken to him and has not followed his trial closely.

What the comb is on trial

US prosecutors claim that for 20 years behind the scenes, Combs had forced and abused women with the help of a network of fellow networks who silenced the victims through fearful mail and violence.

Combs is faced with charges that include a freak-off description defined in court documents as “a sex performance in which Combs is placed, directed, masturbated and often recorded electronically.”

Prosecutors accused Combs of suffocating, crashing, kicking and dragging him, and silenced people, prosecuting him, according to the people. One indictment alleges that the comb hanged someone from the balcony.

Dozens of men and women allege in lawsuits that abused them, but the trial highlights the claims of four women.

Comb is charged with sex trafficking, conspiracy to engage in prostitution and assault on transport. He denied all charges against him, opting to go to trial instead, and refused a plea deal.

If convicted in a New York court, he could face life in prison.

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– Use files from Associated Press

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