50 Cent Trashes Diddy’s Lawyer, Predicts A 20-12 months Sentence
50 Cent dragged Diddy’s lawyer, Marc Agnifilo, after courtroom closed Friday, predicting a 20-year sentence.
50 Cent wasted no time unloading on Diddy’s authorized staff after a chaotic remaining day in courtroom, mocking protection legal professional Marc Agnifilo and forecasting a prolonged jail time period for the Hip-Hop mogul.
“Rattling they did Diddy soiled them closing statements man, I may have achieved higher then that. How a lot he pay them legal professionals?” 50 Cent requested.
The rapper, who has turned his Instagram right into a operating commentary on the six-week federal trial, took purpose at Agnifilo’s efficiency following his three-hour closing argument on Friday (June 27).
“She didn’t have the worst lawyer; you’re the worst lawyer. Bear in mind the title Marc Agnifilo. He simply obtained Diddy ass 20 years,” 50 Cent posted.
Agnifilo’s remarks in courtroom raised eyebrows, with the protection making an attempt to downplay the federal authorities’s case by mocking the federal government’s proof.
“Strategy to go, fellas,” Agnifilo stated. “They took Astroglide and child oil and that’s the proof on this case.”
He additionally described Combs and Cassie Ventura as a “nice fashionable love story” and referred to as Ventura a “gangster” regardless of video proof displaying Combs bodily assaulting her on the Intercontinental Lodge in Los Angeles. Prosecutors allege Combs paid resort employees $100,000 in money to bury the footage.
Agnifilo additionally instructed jurors that even these suing Diddy “beloved him.”
At one level, U.S. District Decide Subramanian reprimanded Agnifilo for making “grossly improper” feedback concerning the authorities’s motives in bringing the case.
Lead prosecutor Maureen Comey tried to dismantle the protection’s claims, calling them “lies” and “excuse after excuse” for Diddy’s “inexcusable habits.”
Diddy faces 5 federal costs, together with racketeering conspiracy, two counts of intercourse trafficking, and two counts of transporting people for prostitution.
If convicted on essentially the most critical costs, he may face life in jail. He has pleaded not responsible. Jury deliberations are anticipated to start Monday, June 30.
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