Sean Diddy Combs Faces Severe Sentencing Recommendation

Federal prosecutors are pushing for a hefty 11-year prison sentence for Sean "Diddy" Combs following his conviction on two counts of transporting individuals for prostitution. The judge will make the final decision on Friday.

Prosecutors' Stance

Prosecutors are not holding back, demanding that Combs serve 135 months behind bars and pay a $500,000 fine. They argue that his crimes are serious and that he shows no remorse.

During the trial, prosecutors painted a disturbing picture of Combs using his fame and power to manipulate and coerce former girlfriends into participating in drug-fueled sexual encounters.

Defense's Argument

The defense, however, sees things differently. They admit to past domestic violence but insist that all sexual activity was consensual. Combs' lawyers are asking for a much lighter sentence of 14 months, claiming he has already changed for the better during his time in jail.

U.S. Probation Department's Recommendation

The U.S. probation department has recommended a middle ground of five to seven years. However, prosecutors are not buying the defense's argument. They point out that Combs is trying to shift the blame onto his victims and want the judge to focus on the real victims and the harm he caused.

Accusers' Testimonies

Two of Combs' accusers, including singer Cassie Ventura, have shared their stories. Ventura testified about the abuse she endured and her fear of retaliation. She hopes the judge will see the truth and deliver a sentence that reflects the reality of her experiences.