Diddy‘s highly anticipated trial is set to commence in just a few weeks, and recent developments suggest that some of his controversial “freak off” tapes might be presented to the jury. This possibility arises from a newly proposed questionnaire aimed at potential jurors, indicating the significant evidence that may play a role in the proceedings.

The legal team representing the influential rap mogul submitted this detailed questionnaire late last Friday. As reported by the Associated Press, the document includes probing questions regarding potential jurors’ openness to viewing sexually explicit content or videos that depict acts of physical violence, which could significantly impact the jury’s composition and perspective.

Furthermore, Diddy’s defense team is also reportedly interested in assessing jurors’ opinions regarding individuals who have multiple sexual partners, which could influence their bias and outlook towards the case at hand, particularly given the nature of the allegations against him.

The questionnaire purportedly comprises over 70 questions, including subparts that delve into jurors’ perspectives on various sensitive topics. The Associated Press has reported that the prosecution shared their own letter with the presiding judge, expressing concerns that the extensive nature of the questionnaire could lead to confusion among potential jurors, thereby complicating the selection process.

As many are aware, Diddy is currently facing a total of five serious charges, which include two counts of sex trafficking, two counts of transportation for the purpose of engaging in prostitution, and one count of racketeering. Initially charged with three counts in the initial indictment back in September, he has since faced two additional charges this month. Diddy has maintained his innocence and pled not guilty to all allegations against him.

The prosecution has alleged that Diddy has been involved in numerous “freak offs” throughout the years. These incidents reportedly involved group sexual activities featuring Diddy, a female participant, and a male sex worker, with many of these encounters being recorded, raising serious legal and ethical questions surrounding the allegations.

We have assembled a mock jury for our documentary titled “TMZ Presents: The Downfall of Diddy: His Defense,” which is currently available for streaming on Tubi. This mock jury engaged in an in-depth discussion about the charges against Diddy, analyzing the evidence and the implications of the case. Be sure to check out the clip to hear their insights and reasoning behind their opinions.

As the trial approaches, there remains uncertainty regarding whether Diddy intends to enlist additional legal representation. There is speculation about the possibility of bringing in Mark Geragos, a well-known criminal defense attorney who cohosts our “2 Angry Men” podcast. However, Geragos has been somewhat evasive when questioned about his involvement in Diddy’s case by our own Harvey Levin, leaving fans and followers curious about the final legal strategy.