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Diddy is getting even more support from the woman who was supposed to testify against him at his federal criminal trial ... ahead of his sentencing tomorrow for his Mann Act convictions.

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00:00Tomorrow is the day, the day Diddy will find out just how long he is going to spend, not just behind bars, but in prison.

00:09Right, and right before that sentence comes down, one of his alleged victims is actually speaking out on his behalf,

00:18speaking to the judge specifically, and the person was known in the indictment as Victim 3,

00:25but Gina Hun wants to make it clear she was not a victim at all, and she has spelled it all out in a pretty detailed letter to the judge.

00:34And blasting prosecutors.

00:36Really, that's the point of her letter, is to say that prosecutors kind of play dirty pool,

00:41because Gina Hun is Victim 3, who mysteriously did not show up to testify.

00:48Remember, it started with just one victim, Cassie, and then they added two others, Jane,

00:54and this victim 3.

00:56But prosecutors were saying, we can't find her.

00:59We can't find her, we don't know where she is.

01:01Telling the judge this.

01:02Right, and then she never showed up, never testified.

01:05Well, I think we know why now.

01:07Gina said in this letter,

01:08I cooperated fully with prosecutors.

01:11I met with them three times.

01:13During those meetings, I felt pressured to feel like a victim.

01:17They insisted that I was, even when I expressed my truth otherwise.

01:21I understand they concluded that I had been sex trafficked and involved in, quote, forced prostitution.

01:26I did not agree with that conclusion.

01:29I was not trafficked.

01:30I did not engage in prostitution.

01:33That would have been my testimony.

01:35I was subpoenaed and fully prepared to testify and answer all questions truthfully.

01:40But I was informed by my lawyer that I would not be called to take the stand.

01:44So that's different than saying, we can't find her.

01:47It's a much different story.

01:47And I got to say, two things.

01:50One, it's really, you know, if you believe it, it's an indictment on prosecutors who were just doing everything they could to convict this guy,

01:59even if the evidence didn't show it in part.

02:03And with Gina, she said it didn't.

02:05But the second thing is, I don't think this matters.

02:08I don't think it matters in terms of whether the judge is going to get a sense.

02:11Even if it is a black eye for the prosecutors, how is it going to affect the sentence?

02:16She never testified, so she's not relevant in the case.

02:20And Cassie and Jane did testify.

02:23So in deciding what to sentence did he do, the judge—

02:27The people who showed up in court are going to have more of an effect.

02:30They should have the only effect.

02:31Right.

02:31Because they're the ones before the judge where the judge can evaluate what they said

02:36and decide if it's appropriate to take what they said into consideration in imposing a sentence.

02:42Let me just throw this out at you.

02:44So yesterday, I believe it was, the prosecution argued a couple days ago for 11 years in prison.

02:49And this goes to, according to Diddy's people, the idea that the prosecutors are being overzealous in the prosecution.

02:57That's a ridiculous request that shouldn't even be entertained by the judge.

03:02The judge has come way down.

03:02Maybe they could use this witness, Gina, to suggest there's a pattern of overzealous prosecution here

03:10and really to discount their 11-year recommendation.

03:15You know what?

03:16That's a good point.

03:17You're right.

03:18I have to say—

03:18You're right.

03:19Actually, they'll probably make that point tomorrow.

03:22Yeah.

03:22Because I also don't think that Gina wrote this just on her own.

03:25Yeah, no.

03:26I think this was a conversation with Diddy's attorneys to share her experience.

03:29And there are a lot of people who believe—and that's a really good point.

03:32She's teeing it up for what they're going to say.

03:34There are a lot of people who believe, you know, what the defense is almost saying is time served.

03:39They're willing to do 20 months or whatever.

03:41But that effectively is time served because he's already served a year.

03:44So if they do 20 months to 30 months, which is probably what the defense wants, versus 11 years,

03:50a lot of people thought the judge might just split the difference between the middle.

03:53If they can discount the 11 years by saying that this is just more evidence that they just have it out for this guy,

04:01then their argument is the centerpiece.

04:04That's right.

04:04Right.

04:04So that's actually a really good point.

04:05That is another point, though.

04:06If prosecutors did, in fact, misrepresent to the court that they could not find Gina,

04:11and she says they could find her—I was speaking, I was prepared to testify—that's a big deal.

04:15The judge would not look fondly on that.

04:17I almost have a difficult time believing it.

04:19These are career prosecutors.

04:20They are very good prosecutors.

04:21But one of them's been fired.

04:22One of them—yes.

04:24But not gay.

04:25No, but it's a political vendetta.

04:28Right, it's a political vendetta.

04:29Right, exactly.

04:30But I just—that's a big—you do not—when you're a prosecutor, you do not mislead the court like that.

04:35You will lose your job.

04:36You will get reprimanded by courts.

04:38That's a big deal.

04:38I almost have a difficult time—I have no idea, right?

04:41But I have a difficult time believing it.

04:42Just lifetime prosecutors who are this established, don't do that.

04:46My name is Brene.

04:47I'm from Atlanta.

04:48And I feel like Gina's definitely changing her story now to stay on the Diddy money train.

04:54I feel like she's seeing the big payout for Cassie, and she thought that she was going to secure a really big win.

05:01She really thought that she would possibly get a good payout as well.

05:05And her switching up right now and saying, oh, well, you know, I was pressured and this, that, and the third.

05:12It's all to stay on the Diddy's money train.

05:14I did several tarot readings around this.

05:16I don't see him walking away from this.

05:19But here's the problem.

05:21Hold on.

05:21Did you hear what she said?

05:22Did you say you did several tarot readings around this?

05:25That's correct.

05:27Do we want to explore that?

05:29Go.

05:30I don't—wait, so you were watching the trial and you were doing tarot readings as it was going on?

05:36Yes, I actually do tarot reading for a living, and I—

05:40So did you see the verdict coming?

05:42Ten years.

05:43Ten years or less.

05:44Oh, that's the sentence.

05:44Wait, wait, wait.

05:45The sentence you see.

05:46Ten years or less.

05:46Of course it's going to be ten years or less.

05:48But I predicted this before—

05:50I mean, I'm 6'2".

05:51I am 6'2".

05:52It could be 20.

05:53It could be 20.

05:54I mean—

05:55I predicted this before trial.

05:58He hadn't even made it to trial.

05:59But did you know that—

06:00I'm not messing with the tarot cards.

06:01Hold on, hold on, hold on.

06:01Whatever you say—

06:02Did the tarot—did those cards show you that he was going to get acquitted on three counts?

06:06The main counts?

06:07Yes, I've seen that there would be a lot of confusion around what they were going to charge him with,

06:13because it wasn't about what has been said.

06:16They have a lot of evidence on him.

06:17It was about who was willing to testify.

06:19A lot of people did not testify.

06:22And, you know, the cards revealed a lot of other things that he does behind the scenes to get these things done for him.

06:29We need to keep her number for the next big trial that comes up.

06:32Well, I do have one other question.

06:33Jackson, Jackson's flying tomorrow.

06:37Good idea, bad idea.

06:39It's going to be good, Jackson.

06:41It'll run smooth.

06:42Okay.

06:43Okay.

06:44Just a look at the cards.

06:45Thank God.

06:46Yeah, well, you didn't even look at your cards, miss.

06:48I don't have to.

06:50It's a gift.

06:51It's a gift.

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