Cassie Diddy's Claims Are Total BS ... We Think The Cassie Video Will Be Admitted
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Cassie Ventura's lawyer is calling BS on Diddy's claim that the video of him beating her up in a hotel hallway is edited ... and, her attorney says he's sure the footage will be admitted into evidence.
Douglas Wigdor tells TMZ ... it's not surprising Diddy "would make a disingenuous argument to exclude the disturbing video from being shown to the jury in the upcoming trial."
A 2016 surveillance video obtained by CNN shows Sean "Diddy" Combs violently grab, shove, drag and kick his then-girlfriend Cassie Ventura during an altercation in a hotel in California. https://t.co/qgD40mRPtQ pic.twitter.com/1u7qJgn3mC
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Cassie's attorney adds ... "I am confident that the video fairly and accurately represents what happened, will be admitted into evidence" ... and Diddy "will be held accountable for his depravity."
CNN Destroys Video of Diddy Beating Cassie, Diddy's Lawyers Claim
TMZ broke the story ... Diddy's defense claims CNN destroyed the only known copy of the 2016 Cassie beating video and aired altered footage before destroying the original version.
Diddy's camp claims CNN purchased the video, uploaded it into a free editing software, altered the footage and then destroyed the original.
As for the alleged altering ... Diddy's defense claims CNN covered the time stamp, changed the video sequence and sped up the video to make it falsely appear like the actions in the video happened faster than in reality.
Diddy's team is filing legal docs to exclude the video from his upcoming trial, but Cassie's camp thinks his motion will be denied.
It's important to note ... Diddy is not being prosecuted for beating Cassie in his federal case, but prosecutors want to use the footage to show Diddy's alleged propensity for violence.
