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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.

  1. 07/02/2025

    Diddy Or Didn’t He – Jury Deliberations, Day 2

    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.

    13 min
  2. 06/30/2025

    Diddy Or Didn’t He – Jury Deliberations, Day 1

    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.

    12 min
  3. 06/28/2025

    Diddy Or Didn’t He – Trial Day 30 Recap

    The Defense Throws Punches, The Prosecution Fires Back Day 30 of the Diddy trial brought the long-awaited defense closing argument, and Mark Agnifilo did not disappoint—unless, of course, you were expecting subtlety. The lead attorney framed the entire case as a dramatic overreach, calling it a “tale of two trials”—one based on real evidence and another stitched together by prosecutorial flair. He painted Diddy as a flawed but generous man, arguing that the allegations amounted to messy personal relationships, not a criminal enterprise. The jury, he insisted, should view the prosecution’s case as exaggerated, incomplete, and ultimately hollow. Agnifilo didn’t shy away from the domestic violence accusations—in fact, he leaned into them. “We own the domestic violence,” he said, asserting that the defense never tried to discredit Cassie or Jane’s accounts of being hit or kicked. But, he argued, those incidents belonged in state court, not the federal arena of racketeering. He doubled down on portraying Combs as a powerful man targeted for money, pointing out that lawsuits from ex-partners preceded the criminal case. The courtroom got an earful about Astroglide, baby oil, and freak-off parties, with Agnifilo mocking the feds’ dramatic raids that yielded… personal lubricants and five Valium pills. But when the prosecution fired back, Maureen Comey zeroed in on the legal meat. She called out Combs for knowingly flying escorts across state lines, then handing them cash after sex—a direct hit under federal trafficking laws. Text messages revealed Diddy asking escorts if they were cops, undermining the defense’s claim that the money was for “time,” not sex. Comey didn’t just reject the freak-off tapes as consensual kink; she reminded the jury that blackmail, coercion, and manipulation loomed large behind the curated sex performances. The courtroom antics may have been colorful, but her argument was surgical: this wasn’t about Diddy’s brand—it was about the law. With both sides rested, the jury is set to receive the case on Monday. Whether the verdict comes fast or drags out, it’s clear the courtroom theater is winding down. Pugs Moran has covered every single day of this bizarre legal saga, and now it’s almost out of his hands. The only thing left? A decision that could reshape the legacy of one of hip-hop’s most polarizing figures.

    1 hr
  4. 06/23/2025

    Diddy Or Didn’t He – Trial Day 27 Recap

    Judge Calls Break After Jury Watches Diddy’s Homemade Porn The jurors got more than an eyeful on Day 27 of the Sean “Diddy” Combs federal trial, sitting through nearly 45 minutes of explicit sex tapes—most filmed by Diddy himself. Homeland Security agent Joe Sirchillo returned to walk them through a dizzying array of charts, timelines, escort invoices, and freak-off logistics, all tied to a sprawling racketeering case that’s nearing its end. Courtroom observers were barred from viewing the tapes, but jurors watched clips featuring a woman identified as Jane across multiple dates in 2021 and 2022. Sirchillo laid out how Diddy coordinated these sessions with male escorts, used hotel suites in different cities, and even argued about a $600 refund over an underperforming sex worker. It wasn’t just smut on screen—it was smut with metadata and receipts. The defense countered with their own batch of videos and texts suggesting Jane was a willing participant, even initiating sexual scenarios and asking for $15,000 in shopping money. Diddy sent it. At the heart of the battle now is whether these actions were personal or part of a criminal enterprise run through Bad Boy Entertainment. Closing arguments are expected Thursday and Friday, and both sides are prepping for a four-hour legal showdown. With court dark on Wednesday, Day 28 will bring more cross-examination of Agent Sirchillo—and possibly more screens and squirming.

    35 min

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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.