Cassie’s Death-Threat Audio Shocks Diddy Trial
Look, I didn’t sign up for another celebrity courtroom freak-show, but here we are with Cassie hurling death threats over a “freak-off” video like she’s headlining the main event. In a newly unsealed defense exhibit from Diddy’s ongoing trial, jurors finally got to hear the audio of a 2014 showdown in Atlantic City, NJ, where Cassie goes full-on avenger after a man—identified only as Sugit—claims he’s seen footage of her blasting off in an intimate video.
If you thought legal battles were all stiff suits and somber witnesses, think again. On May 16, Diddy’s defense team dropped the tape in court, revealing Cassie’s blistering warnings: show me the clip or I’ll kill you. She insists she’d never laid eyes on that “freak-off” video until Sugit bragged about it, and—predictably—she loses it on him. “I never killed nobody before,” she snarls, “but I’ll kill you if you don’t pull that video out right now.” When he hesitates, she doubles down, warning that if she doesn’t do the deed, someone else definitely will. Riveting, right? I told you so when people mix torrid rumors with bad tempers.
According to court records, this verbal assault went down in March 2014 at an Atlantic City venue. Cassie testified she confronted Sugit after overhearing whispers that he’d been invited to a private screening of the alleged video. Naturally, she wanted proof—and threatened a one-way trip to the morgue when he couldn’t cough it up on the spot. The tape sat behind closed doors until this month, and now it’s public fodder, conveniently packaged by Diddy’s legal team to paint Cassie as volatile—just when they need a scapegoat to counter looming assault allegations.
The audio is as dramatic as you’d expect: shaky breaths, escalating threats, and the faint buzz of a crowded casino floor. It’s a far cry from your usual calm testimony, which makes you wonder: if Cassie is willing to go full hit-woman over rumors, what else hasn’t surfaced?
So here we are—another day, another bombshell in the Diddy trial. Cassie’s explosive outburst adds a spicy twist, but I suspect this circus has plenty more acts left. Did anyone really think it would be that simple? Of course not. And that, dear reader, is why we can’t have nice things.
Sources: Celebrity Storm and TMZ.com, Manhattan Supreme Court defense exhibits
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