A woman identified as Victim 3 in Sean Combs' federal sex trafficking case submitted a letter to the court stating that prosecutors pressured her to claim victimhood despite her denials. Virginia Huynh wrote that she cooperated with authorities through three meetings, and she provided photographs, videos, and text messages as evidence. She stated that investigators urged her to say she was trafficked into prostitution by Combs, but she maintained she never engaged in prostitution or experienced trafficking.
Huynh said she offered to testify to clarify her account, but prosecutors never called her to the witness stand. Federal attorneys previously told the court they could not contact Huynh or her legal representative. Combs faces sentencing on Friday morning at 10 a.m. Eastern Time for prostitution convictions. His defense attorneys requested a 14-month sentence, while prosecutors sought a minimum term of 11 years.
Huynh said she offered to testify to clarify her account, but prosecutors never called her to the witness stand. Federal attorneys previously told the court they could not contact Huynh or her legal representative. Combs faces sentencing on Friday morning at 10 a.m. Eastern Time for prostitution convictions. His defense attorneys requested a 14-month sentence, while prosecutors sought a minimum term of 11 years.
