Sean Combs: The jury watches more Freak Off videos.

Sean Combs: The jury watches more Freak Off v...

Up next

Alleged eye drop murder. A divorce attorney accused of murder. Plus, criminal investigations at sea.

In North Carolina, Joshua Hunsucker is accused of killing his wife, Stacy, by poisoning her with eye drops in 2019. He now faces new charges including witness intimidation. In Ohio, a flurry of defense motions in the case of divorce attorney Gregory Moore charged with the murder ...  Show more

True Lies

When Diane Kyne is found dead in her bedroom, competing stories emerge about which of the two most important men in her life may have killed her. One of the stories must be true – but which one? Dennis Murphy reports. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com ...  Show more

Recommended Episodes

Sean Combs: The defense cross-examines "Mia."
Dateline: True Crime Weekly

The prosecution showed texts sent by "Mia" -- a former personal assistant of Combs testifying under a pseudonym -- where she told his chief of staff that she was having "night terrors" about him. But the defense left binders of printed out Instagram posts on the jurors' chairs ...

  Show more

Sean Combs: Cassie Ventura's cross-examination wraps up.
Dateline: True Crime Weekly

The defense goes on the attack, playing an audio tape of Cassie making threats and yelling. They get her to describe what she saw of Sean Combs's drug use and question her about her own, and try to poke holes in her rape allegation. After redirect from the prosecution, Cassie' ...

  Show more

The Trial: Prosecutors Go for the Big Fish
Burden of Proof: Luigi Mangione

Brian recaps key moments in court this week, including Kid Cudi taking the stand. Then, a conversation with former prosecutor Moira Penza who won a conviction in the high profile RICO and sex trafficking case against Keith Raniere of NXIVM. Diddy faces those charges as well, and ...  Show more

The Trial: Abuse or Coercion?
Burden of Proof: Luigi Mangione

The newly seated jury heard opening statements with dueling explanations of events: The government said the evidence will show that the sexual conduct in this case was coercive and criminal. The defense conceded Combs “has a temper” and “got violent” when they say he drank or use ...  Show more