Diddy Case Closed: Jurors Breathe Easy as Trial is Dismissed

Jurors from Diddy’s widely-publicized sex trafficking court case are rejoicing, eager to express their relief to Nova Play as they step away from their jury duty.

Exiting the Manhattan courthouse, four jurors couldn’t hide their excitement, feeling a significant burden was lifted from them. The prospect of losing work hours or future pay due to court responsibilities no longer looms over them.

One juror radiated joy upon being released, particularly after engaging with the complexities surrounding a contentious hotel incident involving Cassie.

Another juror recounted her unusual situation that made her an atypical choice for jury duty. Meanwhile, Juror 80 enthusiastically proclaimed her readiness for summer adventures, unburdened by the stress of the courtroom.

Following a demanding few days of jury selection, a final group of 12 jurors and 6 alternates was officially established on Monday. The trial kicked off with powerful opening statements, signaling what promises to be an enthralling legal battle.