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trial Sean “Didi” Combs It continued on WednesdayMay 28, with a testimony from a firefighter who responded to a scene Kid CodyPorsche Firebombed In early 2012.

Deliberate Lance Jiminiz He witnessed that the Molotov cocktail is homemade The explosion caused But I noticed that the fire was not harmful as it could have been. Molotov usually consists of a bottle filled with flammable liquid stuffed with a cloth and then set fire, but Jimenez said that the weapon in this case was made with a “designed type” tissue made of “Silk substance”.

Since the handkerchief was very promising, it fell from the 40 -year -old English wine bottle that was placed in it. This means that the bottle did not explode and did not separate gasoline. Jiminiz said, if so, the car would have been harmful and the fire could spread to the vegetation surrounding the code.

Didi, 55, is a trial for sex trafficking, and transfer to engage in prostitution and blackmail. He admitted that he was not guilty of all charges and rejected all allegations against him.

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The Sean Defense team “Didi” Koms is seeking to hit Kid Cody’s allegations about the 2012 car explosion – and Deedy was involved – from the record amid the trial of the ongoing sex trafficking of the star. (Didi denied all the charges against him)

Cody, 41, witnessed last week that Porsche exploded in January 2012 after he began dating Cassette While she was on a break from Daidi. Cassie, 38, and dated from 2007 to 2018. The rapper “Day” n “claimed that later in meeting with Didi where the Mongols claimed that he did not know anything about the car’s fire.

“Sean Compes was standing there and his hands behind his back like a supermur.” Cody recalls. When Cody asked about Porsche, it was claimed that Didi gave him a “very cold staring” and answered, “I don’t know what you are talking about.”

The car became a major point of disagreement in the trial, partly because Cody told the court that he believed that Didi was “lying” when he said he did not know the fire. The defense asked the judge Aaron Supramian To throw parts of his testimony because his allegations were “just speculation” and poses “great risks of unfair bias.”

Didi’s legal team went further on Wednesday, and asked the trial for something that Jiminiz said on the platform. Jiminiz claimed that fingerprint cards from the investigation of the car bombing were destroyed without his knowledge of orders from the Los Angeles police officer who was not part of his team, which he said was unusual. Subramanian said he would ask the jury to ignore this part of Jimenez, but Deddy’s lawyers argued that it was very harmful and should lead to the announcement of the entire case with a trial.

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Kid Cody narrated the alleged drama surrounding the “Didi” Comv and their former mutual friend, Kassi, when he took over the trial of sex trafficking in Didi. (Didi acknowledged that he was not guilty of all charges.) Cody, 41, witnessed his past with Didi, 55, Kassi, 38, in Daniel Patrick Mounehan, USA, on (…)

Defense lawyer Alexandra Shapiro She claimed that the prosecution was trying to indicate that Didi ordered the destruction of fingerprint cards, which she said was very harmful so that it could affect jury even if the testimony was damaged. She told the judge: “There is no way to separate this bell.”

However, Subramanian soon denied Shapiru’s request for a trial, saying: “There was no testimony from the witness that was harmful in any way or shape.”

Then Shapiro asked the judge to tell the jury that the questions related to fingerprint cards were “inappropriate”, but Supramanan said he would tell them only to consider them “unrelated.”

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