Now, there will be photographs, I'm told, and video from inside some of these freak-offs because that's what Diddy would do. He would sit there either with a phone or a camcorder and record either videos or photos of these acts going on. And in some cases, I have to say allegedly, use them for blackmail to get what he wanted out of some of the people that were involved in this. Now, Diddy's legal team telling the jury yesterday he may have been abusive in relationships. He did have a temper. Excuse me. He did lose control. But they said that's domestic violence and that's a very different charge than sex trafficking. Prosecutors laid down a very different, very dark story that over two decades, Diddy turned his music empire into a criminal machine. That's where this RICO, this racketeering charge is coming from. trafficking, drugging and abusing women and using others who were employed by him to cover it all up. They focused on the claims from Cassie Ventura, who is taking the stand a little bit later on this morning, and another woman only referred to as Jane. Stories from inside of these drug-fueled freak-offs that could last anywhere from an hour to days. The jury did watch