AUSA: What's this?
Gannon: Three cell phones found in one of the boots.
AUSA: Display the Gucci bag for the jury... Pull up GX 10A and the stipulation, zoom in on Paragraph 5... A white plastic bottle, it contained liquid residue of meth and liquid MDMA
AUSA: These pills were found with a Tesla imprint on them... These had the active ingredient in X****... This hundred dollar bill had residue of cocaine... Mr. Gannon, what's this?
Gannon: A dark wood box with the word "Puffy" on the top.
AUSA: How do you know that this is the Astroglide and the baby oil that you seized? How many bottles of each?
Gannon: 31 Astroglide, 25 baby oil bottles.
AUSA: Any other cell phones found?
Gannon: Yes.
AUSA: BX 1301, page 3, paragraph 11...
AUSA: Was a gun found in this suitcase?
Gannan: Yes. A .45
AUSA: Hold the bullets up for the jury... No further questions.
Judge: Cross?
Defense: The day of the search, you knew that Mr. Combs was leaving the country with his twin daughters?
Objection; sidebar
[After sidebar]
Combs' Teny Geragos: In planning the search, you knew that none of the targets of the investigation would be there?
AUSA: Objection!
Judge: Overruled.
Agent Gannon: The plan was to have him not there. But we had contingencies
Combs' Teny Geragos: What type of vehicles did you use?
Agent Gannon: Armored vehicle
Combs' Geragos: And a boat - come in by land and by sea?
Agent Gannon: It's common practice.
Geragos: 80 or 90 agents?
Agent Gannon: Not all at the same time
Combs' Teny Geragos: You found six people, and kept them in handcuffs for an hour?
Agent Gannon: No ma'am. There was one individual who wasn't happy with us and wasn't cooperating, so we kept him in handcuffs longer
Geragos: Because he wasn't happy with the cuffs?
Combs' Geragos: There was a music studio in the guesthouse, right? DX 305 - do you recognize this?
Agent Gannon: Yes, ma'am. It's the studio.
Geragos: Move to admit.
[Photo of mixing board, keyboards, "love" in jeweled script over it]
Combs' Teny Geragos: The gun was wrapped in a towel, it didn't look like how you displayed it to the jury yesterday, right?
Agent Gannon: Yes ma'am.
Geragos: Did you find any photos of Mr. Combs with these firearms?
Agent Gannon: We did not
Combs' Teny Geragos: Do you agree that handguns, metal, is easier to get fingerprint than maybe another type of device?
Agent Gannon: Can't say if it's easier. But it can be done.
Geragos: Can you get prints off a gun, easier when it's inside?
Gannon: I'd think so
Combs' Teny Geragos: At HSI you have Mr. Combs' DNA, right?
Agent Gannon: I don't know.
Geragos: When he was arrested, the Government took DNA swab, right?
Gannon: I don't know.
Geragos: Hold up the Gucci bag.
Combs' Teny Geragos: The d**** were in this bag, and in the "Puffy" box, right?
Agent Gannon: Yes.
Combs' Geragos: Your Honor, I am going to introduce a sealed exhibit, with the help of I.T.... May I approach the witness?
Judge: Yes.
Deputy: We may proceed. DX 304
AUSA Smyzer: Cut off the screens.
[Can't see exhibit]
Combs' Teny Geragos: Please don't say the names of the people in this photograph other than my client... Don't talk about it.
AUSA Smyzer: May we confer with counsel?
Judge: You may.
Deputy: We may take the sealed exhibit down.
Combs' Geragos: Agent Gannon, you live in Florida - don't many people have guns in their homes there?
AUSA: Objection.
Judge: Rephrase
Geragos: Do you have guns in your home?
Gannon: Yes.
Geragos: No further questions
Who doing these sketches has hit the best finesse job of the year. Probably making bank for this weak s***
Next witness is Dawn Hughes, a board-certified clinical and forensic psychologist.
She is an experienced expert witness, having testified in cases including the 2022 defamation trial of Amber Heard and Johnny Depp
Judge: Re-direct?
AUSA Smyzer: No.
Judge: Next Government witness.
AUSA: The Government calls Doctor Dawn Hughes... What is your profession?
Dr Hughes: Clinical and forensic psychology.... I treated people who were in World War II, which was such an honor
AUSA: How many times have you testified in court?
Dr Hughes: 60 or 65, in SDNY, ENDY and the Northern District. Also NJ, PA, CT, VA.
AUSA: We offer Doctor Hughes as an expert.
Defense: No objection.
AUSA: What do you anticipate covering?
Dr. Hughes: Why victims stay, memory...
AUSA: Have you been retained by the Government?
Dr. Hughes; Yes.
AUSA: What is your hourly rate?
Dr. Hughes: $600. Six thousands for the day in court.
AUSA: What do you anticipate covering?
Dr. Hughes: Why victims stay, memory...
AUSA: Have you been retained by the Government?
Dr. Hughes; Yes.
AUSA: What is your hourly rate?
Dr. Hughes: $600. Six thousands for the day in court.
"$600/hr"
Dr Hughes:

AUSA: Why do victims stay?
Dr. Hughes: There are psychological bonds. And the psychological consequences of the abuse.
AUSA: What are the levels of fear?
Dr. Hughes: It ranges from physical violence to butterflies - violence doesn't have to happen all the time
AUSA: What is psychological violence?
Dr. Hughes: Intimidation. Throwing things. Telling you what you can do and where you can go-
Defense: Objection!
Judge: Hold on... I'm going to strike that last answer.