Miami, Florida — Virginia “Gina” Huynh, a former girlfriend of Sean “Diddy” Combs, has expressed her support for Combs in a letter to the judge overseeing his federal case. Huynh, identified as “Victim-3” in the indictment against Combs, is advocating for his release on bail prior to his sentencing scheduled for early October.
In the government’s case against Combs, Huynh’s name was mentioned multiple times, although she did not testify during the trial. In a letter submitted by Combs’ legal team, Huynh countered assertions made by prosecutors who characterized Combs as having been violent toward her. She claimed that he has not exhibited violent behavior in many years and emphasized his commitment to his role as a father.
“I do not view Mr. Combs as a danger to me or to the community,” Huynh wrote. She described Combs as cooperative and respectful throughout the judicial process. Huynh highlighted his strong familial ties and the need for him to continue fulfilling both emotional and financial responsibilities to his children, arguing that granting him bail would allow him to maintain these obligations under court supervision.
She also reassured the judge that Combs would comply with all conditions of his release. In the letter, Huynh acknowledged the complexities of their relationship, including its ups and downs, but noted that Combs had made significant efforts to better himself in the years since their time together.
The indictment against Combs alleges that he engaged in coercive acts towards several female victims to compel them into commercial sex acts. Prosecutors have indicated that these acts were facilitated through financial incentives such as monetary payments and career opportunities.
Key testimony during the trial included accounts from Combs’ former assistant, George Kaplan, who recounted an incident where Combs allegedly threw apples at Huynh in his home. Additionally, Casandra “Cassie” Ventura, a primary witness, testified about Combs’ infidelity, revealing that he was involved with Huynh during their relationship.
Currently, Combs is in custody, awaiting sentencing on two counts related to prostitution offenses. His legal team has been actively working to secure his release before sentencing, engaging in discussions with federal prosecutors regarding his bail status.
As developments continue, the case remains a focal point in discussions surrounding celebrity conduct and accountability.
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