Jurors Watch Footage Of Diddy’s Freak-Offs During Trial

The jury has finally watched footage from the freak-off tapes that are at the center of Sean "Diddy" Combs' criminal trial.

Prosecutors played clips of the tapes during the latter half of the trial on Monday afternoon, June 16. They were allowed to see the videos while a federal prosecutor questioned a special agent. While they were on the witness stand, the federal agent provided a list of the hotels where Combs hosted his freak-off parties with his former girlfriend, Cassie, and other male escorts. That's when the prosecutor played 30-second clips from three explicit videos as jurors listened through headphones.

Only jurors were allowed to see the clips. No one else in the courtroom saw the footage. According to TMZ, the courtroom was extremely quiet while the videos played. Because it was dead silent, other people in the gallery apparently heard the erotic groans and other sensual sound effects from the juror's headphones. Despite only hearing 30 seconds of the 11-12 minute videos, jurors had visible reactions to the clips. One older woman shook her head in disgust while she saw the video, while a younger juror allegedly giggled while watching it.

The videos were obtained as part of the government's investigation into the sex crimes Combs was accused of. At the beginning of the trial last month, Cassie testified about the videos and even told the jury about an instance when she thought one of the videos she appeared in would be leaked to the public. The Bad Boy Records founder was arrested and charged with five counts of sex trafficking, racketeering and transportation to engage in prostitution. Combs pleaded not guilty to all the charges.