For seven weeks, a jury in Manhattan has listened as prosecutors laid out a legal intercourse trafficking and racketeering case towards rapper Sean “Diddy” Combs. They heard his ex-girlfriends and different witnesses ship stunning accounts of violence and drug-fueled sexual marathons. On Monday, jurors are set to start deliberating, in the end deciding whether or not Combs was operating a legal enterprise, as the federal government says, or — as his lawyer insists — merely residing a swinger way of life that included leisure drug use and, regrettably, home violence. The reply will decide the way forward for one of…
