‘Freak off’ setup in Diddy’s hotel room exposed.
Newly released images from Diddy’s hotel arrest have revealed what prosecutors say is disturbing evidence of a planned “freak off” on the night of his capture.
Decade of alleged abuse highlighted.
Cassie and Diddy’s 11-year relationship spanned from 2007 to 2018. During that time, she claims to have endured emotional manipulation, physical violence, and s***** coercion.
Jurors were shown CCTV footage of Diddy allegedly beating Cassie in a hotel hallway after she tried to leave a “freak off.”
Images of Cassie’s bruised face and split lip from that night were entered into evidence last week.
Her testimony painted a picture of a man who used fame, fear, and force to dominate nearly every part of her life.
Court documents allege Combs used his private jet to fly in escorts from multiple states to participate in “freak offs.”
Cassie’s testimony detailed.
Cassie Ventura, Diddy’s ex of 11 years, previously described how he’d stage these ‘freak offs’ with scented candles, oils, and requests for her to “warm up the baby oil.”
Cassie alleged Diddy coerced her into s***** acts with other men while he watched, as part of these disturbing and recurring “freak offs.”
She also detailed his drug use, including a 2012 overdose where she claims he collapsed at the Playboy Mansion after ingesting ecstasy.
According to Cassie’s testimony, Diddy’s drugs of choice included ecstasy and opiates—consumed “nearly every day.”
Since Cassie filed her suit, at least three other women have made similar claims, prompting federal investigations.
Several alleged incidents echo the 2012 Playboy overdose, suggesting drug use and coercion were not isolated events.
Combs has denied all allegations through his legal team, who argue the “freak offs” were consensual and the drugs not traceable to him.
The rapper faces a mountain of charges, including s** trafficking by force, fraud or coercion, and operating a criminal enterprise.
Diddy’s hotel room scene described.
The photos, snapped by law enforcement at Manhattan’s Park Hyatt, show mood lighting, baby oil, and suspected narcotics—allegedly all prepped for a drug-fueled s** party.
One drawer was packed with Astroglide, Johnson’s baby oil, and a lighter—what agents described as a “s***** setup” straight from Cassie’s allegations.
Special Agent Yasmin Binda testified: “You see a zip lock bag filled with baby oil… another with Astroglide. All in the hallway closet.”
Investigators uncovered around $9,000 in cash and pill bottles marked “Frank Black,” along with two bags of powder—one tested positive for ketamine, the other a ketamine/MDMA mix.
Prosecutors claim the room’s setup—lighting, drugs, oil, lube—implied Diddy was preparing for another freak-off before his arrest.
One photo showed a plastic bag containing oils and lube neatly stored in a hallway closet—a setup Cassie described in chilling detail.
Law enforcement confirmed the powder contained ketamine and MDMA, drugs frequently associated with party scenes and incapacitation.
He had been in the city for 11 days, leading investigators to believe the “freak off” was scheduled and premeditated.
A bottle of clonazepam—a sedative—was labeled with the alias “Frank Black,” allegedly linked to Diddy’s circle.
Reactions to shocking photos unraveled.
His lawyers say the presence of cash and pills does not prove intent or criminal conduct, calling it “circumstantial and sensational.”
Agent Binda stated under oath: “Everything in that room aligned with what victims said—control, sedation, and cash.”
Court filings describe a broader scheme involving drugs, sex work, and coercion that fits trafficking patterns.
The music mogul continues to deny all charges, calling the lawsuit a “money grab” and a “witch hunt.”
His reps claim he’s the victim of a federal overreach and a smear campaign orchestrated by disgruntled associates.
Fans and critics alike have taken to social media, some defending the artist, others calling for his immediate accountability.
The trial is still ongoing.
Since the accusations, Cîroc and Revolt—companies tied to Diddy—have distanced themselves from the embattled star.
Prosecutors allege the room was Diddy’s final staging ground, just before his arrest—bringing new weight to Cassie’s decade-long claims.
As more testimony emerges, the case against Diddy continues to unravel in court—and it’s far from over.