Diddy’s principal complainant expects his testimony to inspire other survivors

Cassie Ventura, the main complainant in the trial for sex trafficking Against rapper Sean combs, known as Diddy, closed on Friday 16, four days of testimony in New York with a message of thanks and the desire to give “Voice to other survivors.”

“I hope that my testimony has given strength and voice to other survivors and can help others who have suffered to speak and also recover from abuse and fear. For me, the healthier, the more I can remember, and the more I can remember, the more I will never forget,” he said in a statement.

The singer, who has testified pregnant with her third child, He has accused of physical and sexual abuses to combs, his ex-partner of about a decade, and has detailed how he forced her to participate in sexual marathons or ‘freak-offs that she did not consent, so she was drugged to not feel.

Ventura’s lawyer, Douglas Wigdor, read the statement outside the Court at the end of the interrogation today to the victim by the defense of combs, who has tried to discredit and clarify before the jury the serious allegations of it.

Wigdor also read a statement from Ventura’s husband, Alex Fine, who applauded the singer’s courage on the stand and assured that he did not save his wife, but that she saved herself “herself.”

“To him (combs) and those who helped him on the way, know this: you did not break his spirit or his smile that illuminates each room. They did not break his mother’s soul, who gives the best hugs and plays the most dumb games with our girls,” said Fine.

“Cassie saved Cassie. She alone escaped from abuse, coercion, violence and threats. He did the job of fighting demons, which only a demon himself could have done to him. Everything I have done has been to love her as she has loved me. Her life is now full of love, laughter and our family. This terrifying chapter is forever in the past,” he added.