Former assistant to Sean «Diddy» Combs testifies in court about human trafficking: shocking allegations
28 may 2025 в 16:13
Capricorn Clark, former personal assistant to Sean «Diddy» Combs, testified at his human trafficking trial and revealed some of the most shocking allegations against him. The rapper was charged with three criminal offenses: organizing a criminal group, human trafficking, and transporting for prostitution.
Below you will learn more about Clark, her work with Combs, and the details of her testimony.
According to The Independent, Clark was a personal assistant to Diddy and a former marketer.
Clark worked for Combs from 2004 to 2012, according to multiple sources.
In May 2025, Clark claimed that Combs kidnapped her and held her at gunpoint, forced her to take a lie detector test, intended to kill Kid Cudi (real name: Scott Mescudi), and made numerous other accusations. She also claimed that Combs brutally beat his ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura while she briefly dated Kid Cudi.
Clark claimed that Combs showed up at her apartment door with a gun in hand, forcing her to «change clothes» so they could «kill» Kid Cudi for dating Ventura.
«I have never seen anything like it, he never came to my house», - Clark said, shedding tears on the witness stand. «I have never seen him with a weapon, never seen him make me do anything like that».
After they arrived at Mescudi’s home in the Hollywood Hills, Combs and his bodyguard, she claimed, entered the property, then Clark claimed she called Ventura to warn her of the intrusion.
«Puff [Diddy] came and picked me up with a gun and brought me to Cudi’s house to kill him», - Clark said, according to multiple sources.
Later, Clark claimed that Diddy brutally beat Ventura after he allegedly trespassed on Mescudi’s property.
«Puff stood there in a robe and underwear, and immediately started beating Cassie», - Clark claimed. «He used 100 percent of his strength on her legs first. He hit her in the thigh, leg, kept hitting».
Before testifying on the stand, both Mescudi and Ventura gave testimony against Diddy after the start of his trial in 2025.
If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, please call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1−800−799−7233 for confidential support
Below you will learn more about Clark, her work with Combs, and the details of her testimony.
According to The Independent, Clark was a personal assistant to Diddy and a former marketer.
Clark worked for Combs from 2004 to 2012, according to multiple sources.
In May 2025, Clark claimed that Combs kidnapped her and held her at gunpoint, forced her to take a lie detector test, intended to kill Kid Cudi (real name: Scott Mescudi), and made numerous other accusations. She also claimed that Combs brutally beat his ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura while she briefly dated Kid Cudi.
Clark claimed that Combs showed up at her apartment door with a gun in hand, forcing her to «change clothes» so they could «kill» Kid Cudi for dating Ventura.
«I have never seen anything like it, he never came to my house», - Clark said, shedding tears on the witness stand. «I have never seen him with a weapon, never seen him make me do anything like that».
After they arrived at Mescudi’s home in the Hollywood Hills, Combs and his bodyguard, she claimed, entered the property, then Clark claimed she called Ventura to warn her of the intrusion.
«Puff [Diddy] came and picked me up with a gun and brought me to Cudi’s house to kill him», - Clark said, according to multiple sources.
Later, Clark claimed that Diddy brutally beat Ventura after he allegedly trespassed on Mescudi’s property.
«Puff stood there in a robe and underwear, and immediately started beating Cassie», - Clark claimed. «He used 100 percent of his strength on her legs first. He hit her in the thigh, leg, kept hitting».
Before testifying on the stand, both Mescudi and Ventura gave testimony against Diddy after the start of his trial in 2025.
If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, please call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1−800−799−7233 for confidential support
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