Baby oil, cash, and pink cocaine littered across Diddy’s hotel room before arrest as new Cassie injury pics are released
DISTURBING new pictures show the bottles of baby oil and piles of drugs that cops found in Sean "Diddy" Combs' hotel room when he was arrested.
Federal investigators found baby oil, lubricant, ecstasy, pink cocaine, and candy when they raided Combs' room in New York City in September.
The pictures of the sordid hotel room, which the jury on Combs' federal sex trafficking trial were shown on Friday, were released to the public on Monday as week two of his trial gets underway.
Jurors also saw graphic images of Cassie Ventura's gruesome injuries she suffered at the hands of Combs, her ex-boyfriend of 10 years, who is standing trial for five criminal counts.
Combs' attorneys have insisted that while Combs might be guilty of domestic violence, he's not guilty of any of the charges against him, including racketeering conspiracy, sex trafficking by force, and transportation to engage in prostitution.
Multiple previously unreleased photos of Cassie's wounds allegedly inflicted by Combs were also released for the first time on Monday.
Two pictures show an eyebrow gash Cassie suffered after Combs allegedly threw her into a bed frame in 2013, while multiple other photos show Cassie's bruises from an instance in 2011.
Three pictures Cassie took of herself in an Uber ride leaving the InterContinental Hotel in March 2016 were also released, showing her with a busted lip and wearing sunglasses to hide her black eye.
Cassie's ex-best friend Kerry Morgan testified on Monday that after Cassie took those selfies following the caught-on-video attack, the singer returned home, where her former best friend was staying.
Combs showed up at the apartment 30 minutes later with a hammer and tried to bust down the door, Morgan testified.
"He was hitting the door with a hammer to try to open it," Morgan recalled, saying she was "terrified" and tried to call Combs' security for help as she was "freaking out."
It comes as…
- Cassie Ventura spent four days on the stand last week testifying about drug-fueled sex marathons called "freak-offs" that Sean Combs is accused of forcing her to participate in
- Cassie sobbed as she testified that Combs beat her and forced male escorts to urinate on her during the sick sessions
- Her husband, Alex Fine, broke his silence with an emotional statement after Cassie left the stand
- Dawn Richard testified on Monday that Combs threatened her after she saw him beat Cassie in 2009
- Former hotel security guard Israel Florez testified last Monday about being offered cash after Combs attacked Cassie in 2016
- Male escort Daniel Phillip took the stand to speak about how he was paid to have sex with Cassie in front of Combs
- Combs turned down a plea deal days before jury selection got underway
- Boy band B5, which Combs signed when they were all under 14, told The U.S. Sun they saw terrifying signs of his aggression when they were just teenagers
- Combs' $61.5 million mansion, where feds seized 1,000 bottles of baby oil, lies silent in the high-end Los Angeles neighborhood he once called home
However, Cassie appeared "numb" in the panic, Morgan told the court.
"I don’t think she cared if he came in and killed her."
Two years after the 2016 incident, Cassie and Morgan's friendship ended after Combs allegedly attacked Morgan with a wooden hanger.
Morgan, 39, testified she was at Cassie's home when Combs snuck up on her while Cassie was in the bathroom.
“He came up behind me and choked me and left finger marks on my neck and hit me in the head with a wooden hanger,” Morgan said on the stand, adding that Combs asked her about Cassie's infidelities.
"When I got up, he boomeranged a hanger at my head," she recalled, saying the attack left her with a concussion that made her "vomit a few times" on the way to urgent care.
Morgan said she got a lawyer after the incident and planned to sue, but didn't end up bringing a lawsuit against Combs following a meeting with Cassie a month later.
At a pizza restaurant, Cassie told Morgan she was "over-exaggerating" about the attack and told her Combs would give her $30,000 after she signed a non-disclosure agreement.
“We haven’t spoken since,” Morgan testified.
“The last time I spoke to Sean was the night of the assault and the last time I saw Cassie was when I signed the NDA.”
The rapper has pleaded not guilty to all charges as prosecutors continue to paint him as the ringleader of a criminal enterprise.
He has denied all allegations against him and insists he's only engaged in consensual sex.
If you or someone you know is affected by any of the issues raised in this story, call RAINN (Rape, Abuse, & Incest National Network) at 800-656-HOPE (4673).
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Kerry and Cassie in Jamaica
Kerry Morgan recalled a trip to Jamaica in 2013 where Sean Combs dragged Cassie Ventura by her hair.
Below is a picture from the trip, where Cassie's head bruise is barely visible.
Kerry Morgan, Cassie Ventura, and an unknown man partying in Jamaica in January 2013Credit: The Mega Agency Kerry and Cassie in Jamaica
Kerry Morgan recalled a trip to Jamaica in 2013 where Sean Combs dragged Cassie Ventura by her hair.
Below is a picture from the trip, where Cassie's head bruise is barely visible.
Kerry Morgan, Cassie Ventura, and an unknown man partying in Jamaica in January 2013Credit: The Mega Agency Nightmare trip to Jamaica
Kerry Morgan testified she saw Sean Combs drag Cassie Ventura by her hair when they were on a trip to Jamaica in January 2013.
She said Combs became angry when Cassie took too long in the bathroom.
“I ran back to get my purse and phones so we could leave,” Morgan recalled on the stand on Monday.
When she came back, she saw Combs “push her on the ground and she hit her head on a brick,” Morgan testified.
“She didn’t move.”
She said she thought Cassie was “knocked out,” but then she got up and ran into the woods nearby.
Morgan testified that she then jumped onto a golf cart as Combs got into another golf cart to look for Cassie.
They both drove in separate directions.
When Morgan found Cassie, the two hid in a ditch together from Combs.
Cassie would 'give that money back'
Cassie Ventura burst into tears after prosecutors asked if she would return her $20 million settlement from Sean Combs if it meant she never had to endure “freak-offs.”
“I’d give that money back if I never had to have freak-offs,” Cassie said on Friday.
She then started to cry as she said, “If I never had to have freak-offs, I would have agency and autonomy.
“I wouldn’t have had to work so hard to get it back.”
A look at the jury
A dozen New Yorkers and six alternates were chosen to serve on the jury in Sean "Diddy" Combs' federal sex trafficking trial.
The 12 selected jurors consist of eight men and four women, including:
- Man, 31, investment analyst
- Man, 39, social worker
- Man, 41, communications clerk at a prison system facility
- Man, 51, scientist
- Man, 67, bank analyst
- Man, 68, retired finance worker
- Man, 68, retired telecommunications field technician
- Man, 69, massage therapist and actor
- Woman, 30, deli clerk
- Woman, 42, nursing home dietary aide
- Woman, 43, physician assistant
- Woman, 74, former treatment coordinator at a charity for blind people
Justin Bieber breaks his silence
Last week, pop icon Justin Bieber broke his silence about rumors that Sean “Diddy” Combs abused him as the two collaborated when Bieber, now 31, was rising to fame as a young singer.
“Although Justin is not among Sean Combs’ victims, there are individuals who were genuinely harmed by him,” a spokesperson for Bieber told .
“Shifting focus away from this reality detracts from the justice these victims rightfully deserve.”
Why Combs is charged with sex trafficking
Diddy's charges explained by a lawyer
Former federal prosecutor Neama Rahmani explained the set of charges Diddy is facing to The U.S. Sun:
"Diddy is facing three charges, or three sets of charges.
"The first is racketeering, which you typically see with organized crime enterprises - so the mob, cartels, street gangs -but we're seeing it a lot more in sex trafficking cases.
"And you don't need an organization like the mob, as long as it's an enterprise, which is something that consists of two or more people, and they engage in two or more RICO predicate acts, that's enough for racketeering.
"Racketeering is a powerful charge because it allows the government to bring in all sorts of evidence of criminal activity, as well as all sorts of people, into that racketeering conspiracy.
"And anyone who's a co-conspirator, they're on the hook for any criminal acts committed in furtherance of the conspiracy.
"The most serious charge, though, is sex trafficking.
"What separates sex trafficking from normal sex? Adults, of course, can consent to any type of sex, no matter how freaky it is. But sex trafficking has one of three elements: force, fraud, or coercion.
"And the government is saying that Diddy used force to force these men and women to participate in these freak-offs, and he coerced them by drugging them.
"The least serious charge is the prostitution, sometimes called the Man Act, and that's engaging in prostitution using some sort of interstate commerce across state lines. That obviously is unlawful.
"Typically, you don't see federal cases for prostitution only, which is why it's the least serious of the crimes."
Cassie testified about Diddy's drug use
Cassie testified last week that she and Sean Combs were “very much” dependent on opiates and that it led to a scary overdose in February 2012 after the couple went to a sex club in San Bernardino, California.
“He had a party at the Playboy Mansion that night, and I went home,” Cassie recalled on the stand.
“From what he told me, he took a really strong opioid that night. But we didn’t know what happened, so we took him to the hospital.”
Cassie said Combs would have “explosive” reactions to her taking drugs without him, and that they called themselves the “Get High Partners.”
She said she witnessed Combs go through withdrawals throughout their relationship, where he would become angry and volatile. Combs has yet to respond to the claims.
Cassie testified that opiates were a huge part of the twisted “freak-offs” that Combs allegedly forced her to take part in and that she would take them to cope with the disturbing ordeals.
Kerry Morgan leaving court
Cassie Ventura's ex-friend Kerry Morgan was pictured smiling as she left the US Courthouse in Manhattan on Monday.
Kerry Morgan leaving the Daniel Patrick Moynihan US Courthouse in Manhattan on May 19, 2025Credit: Reuters 
Morgan smiling after testifying against Sean Combs in his federal sex trafficking trialCredit: Reuters
Seven witnesses called so far
The witnesses called so far, in order, include:
- Israel Florez
- Daniel Phillip
- Cassie Ventura
- Yasin Binda
- Dawn Richard
- Kerry Morgan
- David James
More of Cassie's injuries shown
Cassie Ventura's mom took these pictures of Cassie after Sean Combs beat her in 2011, Cassie testified last week in court.
Combs allegedly kicked Cassie in the back when he found out she had been dating Kid Cudi.
After the attack, Cassie fled to her parents' home in Connecticut, where her mom took these heartbreaking pictures that were shown to the jury.
Cassie Ventura showing her back injuries after Sean Combs beat her in 2011Credit: Department of Justice 
Cassie showing a bruise on her thigh after Combs attacked her in 2011Credit: Department of Justice Drugs taken from Combs' hotel room
Law enforcement took the following pictures of drugs left in Sean Combs' hotel room when he was arrested in September.
Prescription drugs and candy were found when Sean Combs' hotel room was raidedCredit: Department of Justice 
Pink cocaine was found in Combs' roomCredit: Department of Justice Drugs taken from Combs' hotel room
Law enforcement took the following pictures of drugs left in Sean Combs' hotel room when he was arrested in September.
Prescription drugs and candy were found when Sean Combs' hotel room was raidedCredit: Department of Justice Pink cocaine was found in Combs' roomCredit: Department of Justice Sordid pictures show Combs' hotel room
A slew of pictures taken by the cops who raided Sean Combs' New York City hotel room when he was arrested on September 16, 2024, have been released to the public.
Multiple bottles of baby oil were found in Sean Combs' hotel room when he was arrestedCredit: Department of Justice 
Cops found baby oil, lubricant, and pills in Combs' hotel room in SeptemberCredit: Department of Justice 
Cops found bottles of pills prescribed to Frank Black in Combs' hotel roomCredit: Department of Justice Diddy blew kisses to audience
Sean Combs was seen blowing kisses to people in the audience while wearing a beige crewneck sweater in court today.
It's unclear if he was gesturing to anyone specifically.
Sean Combs blows kisses to people in the audience during his federal sex trafficking trial in Manhattan federal court on May 19, 2025Credit: AP 
Combs watches as defense attorney Nicole Westmoreland cross-examines Dawn Richard in Manhattan federal court on MondayCredit: AP
Cassie felt she 'couldn't get out'
David James said during his first year of working for Sean Combs, he had a conversation with Cassie Ventura that stuck with him while they were in Miami.
James recalled Cassie saying, "Man, this lifestyle is crazy."
When James asked Cassie why she didn't leave, she responded that she couldn't.
"He controls my career, pays my allowance, and pays my rent,” Cassie said, James testified.
Jury dismissed for the day
Court is done for the day.
David James will return to the stand tomorrow at 9:30 am to continue his testimony.
'Young and moldable'
David James testified about a conversation he overheard from Sean Combs.
Combs called Kim Porter his "queen" before turning the conversation to Cassie Ventura, James testified.
"He said, 'I have Cassie right where I want her, she's young and moldable,'" James said.
David James gets emotional on the stand
David James, who Cassie Ventura named as a "trusted assistant" who helped set up "freak-offs" last week, got emotional within minutes of taking the stand.
He became overwhelmed when he recalled being interviewed to be Combs' assistant.
James recalled being told, "This is Mr. Combs’s kingdom, we’re all here to serve in it."
Cassie's eyebrow injury
Last week, Cassie Ventura testified that Sean Combs threw her into a bed frame and busted her left eyebrow open in 2013.
She got stitches from a plastic surgeon, but still has a scar to this day.
New pictures released by the Southern District of New York show Cassie's wound after it first happened and a week later.
Cassie Ventura's head after Sean Combs allegedly threw her into a bed frame in 2013Credit: Southern District of New York 
Cassie Ventura's eyebrow gash after she got stitchesCredit: Southern District of New York Next witness called
David James, who worked as a personal assistant for Sean Combs between 2007 and 2009, is called to the stand.
James told the court he was issued a subpoena twice.
'All I got was 30k'
Kerry Morgan said she stopped speaking to Cassie Ventura because she wasn't "supportive" of her friend after Sean Combs allegedly assaulted her.
"I draw my line at physical abuse," Morgan testified, saying her 17-year friendship was over and is still broken seven years later.
Morgan testified she didn't ask for the $30,000 settlement.
"She said it was through him, the money wasn’t coming from her," Morgan said, calling Cassie the "go-between."
"I did not demand money from anyone. She offered money to close the case on it so I don't sue anybody or say anything public about it," she continued.
"All I got was $30,000."
Mia visited Cassie in South Africa
Kerry Morgan testified that Mia, one of Sean Combs' assistants, also came to visit Cassie Ventura while she was filming in South Africa.
“She was pretty close with Cassie, close enough that she came with her to South Africa to help her out,” Morgan testified.
Mia is set to testify as an unnamed witness against Combs in the trial.
Combs was 'jealous' of Michael B. Jordan
Kerry Morgan testified that Sean "Diddy" Combs became jealous when Cassie Ventura started talking to actor Michael B. Jordan in 2015.
Last week, Cassie told the court that she and Combs were on a break while she was filming a movie in South Africa.
Cassie testified that the time, she started a fling with Jordan that made Combs furious.
"What I remember was that she was speaking to Michael B. Jordan and they hung out together," said Morgan, who visited Cassie while she filmed in South Africa.
"He was jealous of it."
Kerry Morgan arriving to court
Kerry Morgan flew from California to testify at the US Courthouse in Manhattan today.
Kerry Morgan arrives at the US Courthouse in Manhattan on May 19, 2025Credit: AP 
Morgan arrives at court on MondayCredit: AP