Casandra Ventura makes a worrying claim for threats of Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’

Sean’s former COMBS friend Casandra Ventura testified on Wednesday that Hip-Hop’s Mogul beat her during a drug-fed sex party known as “Freak Offs” threatened to release videos of her participation and warned that she would destroy her.

“He will grab me, push me down, hit me on the side of my head, kick me,” Ventura, a rhythm and blues singer, known as Cassie, told the judges at the Manhattan federal court on the third day of the trial of the combs trial.

Ventura said Combs was deterred after showing him a photo of a eyebrow in her eyebrow that said she gave her in 2013, throwing her against a bed.

“You, I don’t know, when to stop,” Ventura Combs said. “You have pushed it too far and keep pushing. Sorry.”

Ventura, 38, was wearing a dress and a dark jacket for the second day of testimony against Combs and is the witness of the prosecutor’s office.

Combs, 55, has admitted that he is not guilty of five counts of a felony of blackmail, trafficking in sexual and transport to participate in prostitution.

If he is sentenced to all measurements, he will face at least 15 years in prison and could face life behind the bars.

Ventura spent over a decade with combs in a relationship that once said love, but deteriorated.

He told the jury that the fight against the octars sometimes slows him down, but usually made abuse worse.

“He would make him more violent. He would make him stronger, make him want to push me harder,” Ventura said.

“He said he would destroy everything I had worked, that it would make me look like a slut, that I would be ashamed,” Ventura added. “No one should do it to anyone.”

Judges saw a 2013 text, where Combs told Ventura that he deleted the videos, but Ventura said he still saw it on his devices on several occasions.

Ventura testified that she had participated in “Freak Offs” for a decade, often afraid that combs would become violent if she didn’t.

The combs wore a cream sweater over a white shirt shirt on the stadium on Wednesday, with his mother and at least two looking children. He is imprisoned in Brooklyn when he is not in court.

‘Stay too far’

Earlier this week, the judges saw a 2016 video tracking video from the corridor of a Los Angeles hotel, where a comb-cutting towel threw ventura on the ground and started kicking it.

Ventura said the video was taken after a “freak off” where the combs gave it a black eye.

Combs apologized for the video.

Judges also saw texts on Wednesday after the hotel incident in which the Combs asked Ventura to return because the police arrived.

Ventura refused, saying she had a black eye and lip fat and wanted to rest for a movie premiere the next day.

“You’re sick of thinking it was okay to do,” Please stay away from me. “

COMBS lawyers are expected to consider Ventura junction after completing its immediate testimony.

The trial could take up to two months.

Combs also faces dozens of political lawsuits by women and men who accuse him of sexual abuse. He has denied injustice and said his relationship was consensual.

Also known during his career as Puff Daddy and P. Diddy, Combs he founded Bad Boy Records and is credited with helping artists such as Mary J. Blige, Faith Evans, Notorious Big and himself in the stars in the 1990s and 2000s.