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Diddy or Didn't He? On Radio Misfits

Diddy or Didn't He? On Radio Misfits

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Hip-hop icon. Mogul. Accused kingpin. Diddy or Didn’t He is your daily breakdown of the explosive trial of Sean “Diddy” Combs. Hosted by longtime broadcaster Pugs Moran, this podcast pulls no punches as it dives into the racketeering, sex trafficking, and conspiracy charges grabbing national headlines. From courtroom drama to legal analysis, media spin to cultural impact — this is the show that separates fact from frenzy. If you want the real story, day by day, this is where it starts.Radio Misfits Kunst Politik & Regierungen Sozialwissenschaften Unterhaltung & Darstellende Künste
  • Diddy Or Didn’t He – THE VERDICT
    Jul 3 2025
    Diddy Found Guilty on Four Counts, Hung Jury on Rico The jury has delivered its verdict in the federal trial of Sean “Diddy” Combs: guilty on four sex trafficking-related charges, with no agreement reached on the most serious charge—racketeering conspiracy. The judge declared a mistrial on Count 1, leaving the door open for federal prosecutors to retry that charge later. Pugs Moran breaks down the moment the verdict was read: Diddy, dressed in all white and surrounded by his all-black-clad defense team, looked visibly shaken as the mandatory 15-year minimums for each conviction sank in. While the hung jury on the Rico count offers a sliver of ambiguity, the four convictions carry devastating consequences—and make clear the jury rejected the defense’s version of events. The courtroom tension was thick, but the message was blunt. Despite early predictions of an acquittal, the panel didn’t buy it. Whether it was the witness testimony, the weight of the accusations, or the lasting impact of that Cassie hotel video, jurors came back with a clear majority view: this was no smear campaign. With sentencing ahead and a possible retrial on the Rico charge still looming, this saga is far from over—but for Diddy, today’s verdict changes everything.
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    57 Min.
  • Diddy Or Didn’t He – Jury Deliberations, Day 2
    Jul 2 2025
    Diddy Trial Deliberations: A Partial Verdict and Mounting Tension Day two of jury deliberations brought a jolt of adrenaline to the Diddy trial circus. For a brief moment, the buzz was that a verdict might finally be in. Instead, the jury sent word that they’ve reached agreement on some charges—counts 2, 3, 4, and 5—but remain deadlocked on the big one: Count 1, the racketeering conspiracy charge. And that partial verdict has Pugs Moran more than a little rattled. Let’s be clear: those four charges they’ve settled on are not minor technicalities. They’re all related to sex trafficking and carry mandatory minimum sentences of 15 years each. So even if the jury ends up hung on Count 1, Diddy could be facing a devastating outcome. The optics in the courtroom reflected that weight—Diddy, dressed in all white and surrounded by a sea of black-clad defense attorneys, reportedly looked like a man staring down doom. Adding to the pressure: the calendar. With July 4th looming, Judge Subramanian made it clear he’s not giving anyone the day off early. If there’s no decision by Wednesday, jurors will be working on July 3rd, holiday or not. Whether that motivates them to wrap things up—or fractures things further—remains to be seen. Pugs, stunned by how close this now feels to a conviction, suggests the Cassie hotel video might be tipping the scales. Even though it’s not part of the formal charges, it may be haunting at least some jurors who simply can’t unsee it. After weeks of confidently predicting an acquittal, Pugs now admits he might have underestimated just how much that footage—and raw human emotion—would sway the room. Tomorrow, it seems, could be the end—or the start of something even messier.
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    13 Min.
  • Diddy Or Didn’t He – Jury Deliberations, Day 1
    Jun 30 2025
    Diddy Trial: Jury Deliberations Hit a Snag on Day One Deliberations have officially begun in the federal trial of Sean “Diddy” Combs, and things got weird fast. Less than thirty minutes into the jury’s first discussion, the foreman sent a note to Judge Aaron Subramanian sounding the alarm on juror #25. The message claimed this juror “cannot follow your honor’s instructions,” with a request for the judge to either interview juror #25 or allow the foreman to speak directly to him. Subramanian wasn’t having it. In true no-nonsense fashion, he sent a polite but pointed reply: you’ve barely started—keep deliberating. Pugs Moran, broadcasting from the Kelly Moore Memorial Studios at Radio Misfits Dallas, breaks down the possible implications. If one juror is already refusing to follow instructions, we could be looking at a hung jury situation. Pugs speculates that the sticking point might be the infamous Cassie hotel video—graphic evidence that can’t legally be used as the basis for conviction but might be impossible for one holdout to ignore. The jury also sent a second note, this one a legal clarification. They asked whether handing someone a controlled substance—after being asked for it—counts as distribution. It’s a key question that touches on one of the trickier charges in the case. Subramanian didn’t respond immediately, instead calling for both sides to confer and draft a joint reply by morning. No verdict yet, and Pugs is visibly surprised. He thought this case would be a quick acquittal. Now, with a potentially problematic juror and legal nuance bogging things down, we’re heading into Day 2 of deliberations with more questions than answers. The end might be near, but not quite yet.
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    12 Min.
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