

BREAKING: Diddy Gets Away With It & Women Are Furious — 3 Damning Facts the Jury Totally Ignored
Jul 3, 2025
Joining Lisa Bilyeu are Dr. Ann Burgess, a pioneering criminal profiler, and Karen Conti, a renowned defense attorney. They dissect the controversial not-guilty verdict in the Diddy trial, focusing on how coercive control and societal perceptions of consent influenced the jury's decision. The conversation highlights the bravery of women like Cassie, who went public with their stories, and urges a re-examination of justice for survivors. The experts emphasize the need for societal change to better support victims and ensure that power doesn't silence the vulnerable.
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Jurors struggle with coercion
- Jurors often struggle to understand coercion and consent in sex trafficking cases.
- Power dynamics and manipulation blur the lines jurors perceive about voluntary participation.
Defense exploited victim stereotypes
- Defense leveraged the perception that victims voluntarily engaged for money or fame.
- Jurors struggle to recognize brainwashing and coercive control behind apparent consent.
Victims feel "chosen" and trapped
- Victims may internalize their abuse by feeling special and chosen.
- This emotional manipulation worsens victims' ability to resist exploitation.